Idk about door dash, but my son was delivering through Uber and he got all the tips for his deliveries.

That doesn’t invalidate my curiosity as to why he stayed there 28 years.

That doesn’t account for the frustration and confusion, the time wasted troubleshooting, the loss of property and time spent replacing it, the consumer trust violations, and the destruction of private property. They should face criminal charges for destruction of private property. By “they” I mean the executives who created and mandated this idea. Then they should be required to pay pain and suffering to each affected user at a rate of $100 per hour, with 5-10 hours assumed, and then have to replace the controllers they broke. Not give money to replace them, they should be required to immediately ship a new controller of the same type that they broke. Anything else is just lip-service, and a nice check for some random law firm.

It’s not even that. That’s like a rounding error for them. They won’t even notice.

They do get the tips.

Oh, that’s a good way to get them to ring the bell. I tried making them ring the bell other ways, but they never do. Uber Eats has a feature where they need to get a code from you to prove they handed you the food. I had several drivers leave the food at the door and then text me, asking me for the code. Fuck off

Nationwide. They’re not plummeting or anything, but they’ve been steadily decreasing.

Edit: looks like they started going back up again a couple months ago. You can move the sliders to narrow down the chart.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MSPUS

I wonder why he stayed there for 27 years, instead of finding a better job. He obviously has a great work ethic.

You’re not “on the verge of poverty” if you’re homeless. You’re living in poverty.

House prices have been falling for the last year now. Maybe… Nah. But maybe…

That’s a cell phone!

Yes, and it’s trivial to retask with the AC97 HD Audio program in Windows, but I couldn’t find an equivalent program for Linux.

Thanks, I’ll give it a shot.

I do use Linux, and I’m usually glad about it, but I wasted an hour last night trying to figure out how to change my microphone port to a subwoofer port, and never did solve the problem. Linux is awesome, but sometimes basic stuff is ridiculously difficult or impossible.

8 was a tragedy of Titanic proportions.

I haven’t opened any Christmas presents yet. We’re having a late Christmas due to crazy schedules for everyone involved.

Nah, he threw it on the ground. DUH!

Which turns into coffee grounds when it hits the bed?

The best place to start is talking to people you know and checking if they have the in with any good jobs. Then if that doesn’t work, apply directly for jobs you find by checking with individual companies, ideally speaking with the hiring manager first. Jobs listed on job boards are really difficult to get. You’re up against everyone, and they have filters that accidentally discard a lot of qualified candidates.

Why would a Borg need such perfect breasts? Not that I’m complaining…