by Alanna H » Sat Jul 07, 2018 4:48 pm 
				
				I mentioned in the carryout tipping discussion that I drive for Uber Eats. If you're interested in seeing how Uber pays its drivers for this service, I have posted my deliveries from last night. p/u = pick up   d/o = drop off  Boost = specific times of day/specific areas in town are considered busier and pay anywhere from 1.4x to 3x the normal Uber fee. FYI, I have no idea what Uber charges the customer. These are just my payouts.
8:49 p/u Eat-a-Pita, 40205
Deliver to 40207
5.54 miles
Distance   $3.79
P/U fee     $2.55'
D/O fee     $1.02
Boost 1.8x    $5.89
Total  $13.25
9:16 p/u Comfy Cow, 40206
Deliver to Locust Grove (the coolness of this delivery eased the pain of melted ice cream all over my brand new car's seats a little bit)
5.35 miles
Distance  $3.66
P/U fee    $2.55
D/O fee   $1.02
Total        $7.22
10:23 p/u Derby City Pizza Co, 40217   (stacked deliveries- 2 orders from same restaurant going to different locations)
First delivery to hotel by airport
Second delivery to hotel on Jefferson St
6.96 miles
Distance  $4.76
P/U fee    $2.56
D/O fee   $2.04
Boost 1.7x  $7.48
Total  $16.84
11:02 p/u The Eagle, 40204
Deliver to Mockingbird Valley (literally the biggest mansion I've ever seen in real life) (guess who didn't tip)
4.66 miles
Distance  $3.19
P/U fee  $2.55
D/O fee  $1.02
Boost 1.8x   $5.41
Total  $12.17
11:51 p/u Hooters, 40207
Deliver to 40220
3.32 miles
Distance  $2.27
P/U fee  $2.55
D/O fee  $1.02
Boost 1.6x  $3.51
Total  $9.35
12:19 p/u Wing Zone, 40213
Stacked deliveries
First to U of L campus, 40208
Second to Galt House 
8.6 miles
Distance  $5.88
P/U fee    $2.56
D/O fee   $2.04
Toll    $8  (GPS misdirected me and I ended up over the river, lol. Didn't realize Uber paid tolls until I saw this)
Total   $26.86
Total for the night was $89.20 and it was a very slow night. I didn't have any runs from 6:30 until 8:49. I wasted a lot of gas driving around the food strips- Highlands, Hurstbourne, Preston Hwy, Shelbyville Rd for hours with no deliveries to offset the cost. Interesting to note that NOT ONE DELIVERY last night tipped. I have never delivered pizzas or anything, so I'm not sure what restaurant delivery drivers normally make. And I'm not complaining about the pay. No one is forcing me to drive. I just think it's interesting that I delivered to a house easily worth $3,000,000 (yes, I looked it up online when I got home) and also had two people who noted that they were going to tip through the app, yet no one bothered with a tip.