Gary Middleton

@DoorDash @ClippedHubb But the payouts are real, fake video or not. 🤣 An actual offer from your platform.

@ClippedHubb we got streamers being fake dashers for clout before GTA 6

Lacy is under fire after using a viewer’s DoorDash account to deliver food, only to eat customers orders, get the account banned, and then refuse to compensate the viewer who relied on it for income 😳

@yoxics If you would have just downloaded the Drivers Utility Helper app from acceptordecline.com it would have told you this was a bad offer. :)

Lacy gets frustrated after finding out he made just $4.08 for 25 minutes of work while DoorDashing 😬

@TheRealJosh05 @DriversC2C You were supposed to remind me, I guess we know not to rely on you for reminders. 🤣

@Gary_Middleton_ @DriversC2C hey chubby, make sure u show up tonight

@thechuckdriver I had mine today as well, but it took like 12 seconds it seems. 🤣

Tried going on Uber yesterday & this morning to hit up some epic snow surges but it’s the time of year again. . . 😒

@TheRealJosh05 Basically how I am during winter storms, hot chocolate and staying home. :) 😃 If power goes out I have a battery backup for about 12 hours, electric company better work fast. 🤣

I can deal with all the snow, just don’t knock my power out

@ChargePozitive Paying 70% per trip would cost Lyft more. By calculating it weekly, they offset low-paying trips with higher ones, hide the real math, keep drivers working longer, and only pay the difference at the end. Weekly guarantees protect their profits — trip-level guarantees wouldn’t.

Why do I say this? Because if we make less than 70% each week we have to wait for Lyft to calculate how much they DIDN’T pay us and then get an adjustment. Just simplify it and bake into the algorithm 70% as a minimum.

Why does @lyft not just have 70% be calculated every ride as the bare minimum…? It can’t be THAT hard for a software based company with many coders to program an algorithm that has 70% be the lowest allowable driver payment instead of doing adjustments each week @davidrisher

@TheRealJosh05 @OMGinaeth 🤣🤣🤣

@OMGinaeth Democrat convention

“Hey you wanna go to ______ … “ Wrong answers only.

Not bad for the day! $307 in 7 hours across #uber, #walmartspark, and catering apps 💪 #Maxymo helps me stay organized and efficient while multi-apping. If you’re not multi-apping yet, you’re leaving money on the table! #gigdriver #multiApp #uberdriver #knowyourworth

Just reviewed my @amazon spending and wow… I order way more than I realized 😅 It feels like something shows up every few days. So for November, I’m challenging myself: no Amazon purchases unless they’re true household essentials. Wish me luck! 🤣 #BudgetingRight

@thechuckdriver @TheRideshareGuy Its amazing how most people think our cars belong to them because they booked a service. I dont allow eating in my car either because passengers dont watch what they are doing, nor clean up after themselves.

Your passenger jumps in and starts munching on a slice of pizza right away. What do you say? And how would you respond if they insist they can eat if they want? 🍕🚘 @TheRideshareGuy youtu.be/Wpoe763zCqg?si…

@DriversC2C @boston_drives @brownlynne @thechuckdriver

@TheRealJosh05 @DriversC2C @boston_drives @brownlynne @thechuckdriver Oh sure, do theirs first 🤣

@DriversC2C Just invest in autonomy 🤣 it is like making your replacement pay you. 🤣

@DriversC2C Even with the rise of autonomous vehicles, rideshare and delivery will likely remain for another 15–20 years. There are too many real-world variables for full automation to replace drivers entirely. Still, building secondary income/exit plan should be a driver’s long-term goal.

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In 24 hours from right now @sergioaved joins us for a very special livestream on @XSpaces. A special Behind The Wheel style interview and AMA where YOU can ask Sergio anything! Join us at 7pm eastern / 4 pacific twitter.com/i/spaces/1RDGl…

@lenshermanCBS @boston_drives @davidrisher @lyft This was a good feature @lyft rolled out — sad they removed it. Drivers could take trips they were unsure about if they knew the rider would tip. But @davidrisher drives maybe an hour a month, so of course he doesn’t get what drivers actually need to make better decisions.

@boston_drives As an inveterate tipper, I have to disagree with you on this one. I give @davidrisher credit for trying this pilot and agree with @lyft’s decision to end it. Pilot tests are supposed to gauge mkt reaction, and most folks hate accountability

So Lyft shafts drivers after a couple reddit whiners complain? Riders who tip deserve the benefit of having their drivers know this. It leads to better service for them, which is deserved. I provide first rate service to ALL riders, but seeing that “rider tips on 92% of rides,” made me even more attentive and accommodating. Don’t be naive, this happens in restaurants and other service settings all the time. Servers and other staff share whether regulars are generous or not. I’m a great tipper and where I’m a regular I get better service. This is common, normal, and as it should be. LYFT never told us they were bad tippers, so the lack of that notice on an offer didn’t mean that a tip wasn’t coming and didn’t harm non-tippers at all. The fact that Lyft has this information — and a way to share with drivers built into their app — but won’t share it with the independent contractors driving on their platform shows they DGAF about drivers at all. Cc: @thehill

@QueenUberDriver @corideguy @RideshareRodeo If your account has been deactivated for more than a week and you aren’t getting responses to emails, appeals or via their X support, consider initiating arbitration. Starting the process often speeds things up because it moves your case to their legal team for direct viewing.

@corideguy @RideshareRodeo I'll be listening. I need help for sure. I have conflicting thoughts

And this driver was previously suspended, but has a 39% tip rate.

@DriversC2C Love it @brownlynne, thanks for the shoutout for garysapps.com 😍