Saw this article and interesting to see how different businesses react during crisis and the increased cost of living with rising fuel prices.
UberEats decided to pass on the cost to the customers when things are already tough for us.
Sorta refreshing to see DoorDash digging into their own pockets to help their drivers with rising fuel costs with cash support.
Has anyone else seen business do anything to help rising costs ? I'd like to support those businesses and boycott those that don't.
https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/uber-did-raise-prices-rideshare-fuel-prices/xvld3azat
Source: Charming-Ad-90
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Bahahaha are you seriously trying to say times are tough but you’re considering ubereats? Like that is a sort of business, a business that sells convenience at a premium is somewhere people should look to get help from when doing it tough?
If things are tight ubereats should be the first thing cut.
I wonder what works out more doordash is roughly 5c /km increase
Ubereats is a % surcharge
We shouldn’t pat them on the back for doing the bare minimum. They’re still profiting from the gig economy
A business is purely there to make profit. The only reason why doordash is doing something different is that they would get a return on that investment from somewhere.
Nothing wrong with that, that’s just the nature of a business.