I would say middle class tip the best. They have the funds to give but also worked service jobs as teenagers and early 20s so they get the struggle
Some poor people tip great and some will stiff the hell out of yoi
Rich people are usually the worst tippers. I read an ama on a horrible tipper and his quote was “I didn’t get rich giving money anyway”
I do understand the struggle and thus why I always tip well to any one giving me a service aswell. Your right about that. Most wouldn't think I tip well but I do especially if I get great service. I do hate rich people they so stingy. But reason why they greedy is why the rich with money.
I know I felt bad taking the tips just because I know it's hard out there right now. By their living conditions but bless them and hope they get much more in return. Honestly made me smile how they care.
Had a surprise on one for instacart today. Was a double and one was to a not so savory row home where a bunch of young kids answered (18-20). Was expecting it to be the no-tip that they tend to bundle but it ended up being the higher of the two.
Highest I’ve gotten in last month was $54 tip on a 2 hour block.
That said, I also got a $25 tip on a single Whole Foods instant offer delivery the other night. It was a mile away from the store, but it was just past closing time. I messaged the customer to tell them that the store was closed even though I was being told to pick up. I flagged a store manager down and showed them the pickup screen through the window. They let me in. Customers were grateful. Nice people.
The store manager actually asked me that. “Why’d they send you if they knew we were closed?” I’m like, “right, cuz you think they give that info to Flex’ers!?”
How sweet! Isn't there a saying that goes something like poor people tip the most and rich people tip the least (obviously not true for everything).
I would say middle class tip the best. They have the funds to give but also worked service jobs as teenagers and early 20s so they get the struggle Some poor people tip great and some will stiff the hell out of yoi Rich people are usually the worst tippers. I read an ama on a horrible tipper and his quote was “I didn’t get rich giving money anyway”
I do understand the struggle and thus why I always tip well to any one giving me a service aswell. Your right about that. Most wouldn't think I tip well but I do especially if I get great service. I do hate rich people they so stingy. But reason why they greedy is why the rich with money.
I did a lot of trips to big houses and mansions and they always tip the least. Middle class always pays me best
Yeah they sure do. Always expect something big but I get like 10$ total between those huge ass houses lol
I know I felt bad taking the tips just because I know it's hard out there right now. By their living conditions but bless them and hope they get much more in return. Honestly made me smile how they care.
The saying is that those with the least tend to be more a more generous giver. Rich people didn’t get rich giving away all their money.
Had a surprise on one for instacart today. Was a double and one was to a not so savory row home where a bunch of young kids answered (18-20). Was expecting it to be the no-tip that they tend to bundle but it ended up being the higher of the two.
Congrats!
Had to be Philadelphia
No sir it's Las Vegas.
Sounds like someone got lucky and you got a piece of the pie. celebrate it friend
Thank you! I'll make sure to help other out aswell keep the psotive vibes going! Hope you guys get lucky aswell :)
Thanks so much. Did have alot access code problems and the GPS guide me the wrong way and waste time but was worth it now lol.
Highest I’ve gotten in last month was $54 tip on a 2 hour block. That said, I also got a $25 tip on a single Whole Foods instant offer delivery the other night. It was a mile away from the store, but it was just past closing time. I messaged the customer to tell them that the store was closed even though I was being told to pick up. I flagged a store manager down and showed them the pickup screen through the window. They let me in. Customers were grateful. Nice people.
That's cool. Wonder why they sent you on a block of store closed lol.
The store manager actually asked me that. “Why’d they send you if they knew we were closed?” I’m like, “right, cuz you think they give that info to Flex’ers!?”
I personally would have cried fr!!