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[–] 7 points 1 month ago (1 child)

Doordash alone has proven that people will buy anything at any price. Someone with severe depression takes it as a mental health tax, someone with a bunch of money takes it as a convenience fee, and doordash laughs all the way to the bank

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago

    I'm cynical as hell. I have never had any "faith" in the consumer to be able to regulate things with their wallet, but even I was shocked by DD's success.

    I remember finding out how shit the whole system was for the "employee" and thinking "that sucks. If it's a good deal, this will take off and become the new type of low work". Then, I was so relieved when I saw that everything was 2x the price and always arrived cold, on the floor outside.

    I watched in horror as everyone started buying it every chance they could! At every income level!

    Watching people use DD has done more harm to my view of people than I could ever have imagined possible. I thought it was already so low, and then, a new floor in a lower hell opened up before me like some kind of toothy, butthole-lotus with tentacles.

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