We looked at GrubHub and said no when the delivery fee and tip would've been more than our meal cost.
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Is the purpose of DoorDash to get food that normally doesn’t have a delivery option? I always call and pick my food up. It’s a reason to get out of the house and exercise.
They don’t deliver on e-bikes in NYC? That’s 90% of deliveries here in dense-ish urban environments.
The vast majority of delivery workers in New York City use ebikes, motorbikes, scooters, or plain-ass pedal bikes. Very few NYC delivery workers want to have to find parking for a car when they can just roll a bike up onto the sidewalk.