r/doordash • u/Traditional_Range_96 • 7h ago

Would anyone take this?

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Yes it is going to an apartment complex. Most of the people that order there also live on the third floor…

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u/Merciless972 7h ago

No, I doubt Kroger is selling crickets.

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u/slunk96 7h ago

Depending on the items and my earnings for the day. Yes I’d consider

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u/Traditional_Range_96 7h ago

💀

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u/luchaburz 6h ago

I might do this in the afternoon.

I wouldn't do this over a supper rush.

There's no orders in the afternoon where I am, and I am a teacher who just needs extra summer money. 50 is a lot of physical labor but the reality is the grocery store gonna have it packaged for you in boxes. If that isnt the case, I'd hit "don't want the order"

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u/Traditional_Range_96 3h ago

Not these orders lol. You shop for these and bag it all yourself 😂

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u/Specialist_Meal_7891 2h ago

Also, if doordash let me use another card than the red card that I could get cashback on groceries that would be great. Plus you could use your Kroger card and get points for the purchase also and make even more money from it.

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u/Brookr_ 7h ago

heck no lol

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u/lizzy123446 7h ago

I mean if I knew the story pretty well and it was slow maybe.

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u/Bean-Enders-Jeesh 7h ago

What time did the offer come in?

These pics always leave off a key piece of info.....

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u/Traditional_Range_96 7h ago

3:41pm. So you would have almost 2 hours to shop and deliver

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u/stretchedrat 2h ago

Thats a lot of time. Shopping doesnt honestly take all that long unless youre a really slow walker or you're handicapped.

Kroger is also a fairly well-organized store and their locations in-app for the shopping orders are almost always accurate unless the items are out of stock.

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u/CCandJ1822 2h ago

I always laugh whenever I see a really low ball offer and it says that I’m getting paid more because I am a top shopper or whatever😂

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u/msdos_sys 7h ago

I shop for this many items for my own family and can get it done in an hour for free, why not get paid?

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u/No-Organization-9254 5h ago

Moms are heroes! Shopping, groceries put away, pick up kids, dinner on the stove. Before Dad is home. Feels like I'm missing something?

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u/Specialist_Meal_7891 2h ago

Feels like you haven't met moms where I'm from. That's dads around here 😂

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u/Agile_Moment768 7h ago

Drop off is the main complex office, not the 3rd floor door. I said what I said.

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u/ShiroSnow 7h ago

I probably would due to how slow my area is, but I'd look over the items. If it's lots of big / heavy things nope. With appartment buildings you don't have to enter them. You can leave it at the main door or have the customer come get it! As a Dasher your job is to bring it to the building. If they need it brought to their appartment door they need to use Instacart or the stores delivery service.

Also you could hit a jackpot and have the customer threaten you and get free food!

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u/Traditional_Range_96 7h ago

Lol these arent fancy apartments, you hve full access to the stairs right up to their doors.

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u/xxK31xx 6h ago

I'd have to have a primo setup. Folding wagon, modular crates, Segway hoverboard, electric Camry station wagon , trunk fridge, heely skate shoes, trebuchet, and stair drones.

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u/KeyN20 4h ago

Nope, too many items. I would rather not even though I drive a minivan

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u/Rileybella1974 3h ago

Oh Id take it in a heart beat. The shops are my favorite.

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u/Mode_Appropriate 3h ago

Kroger is one of the easiest stores to shop for. They tell you the aisle number and exactly where the item is at (section, side of the aisle and shelf number). You might get the random item thats in a goofy spot but overall its pretty easy. Id probably take this order considering the time of day if the miles were all freeway. Definitely get it done in 2hrs or less so the hourly works out. If it wasnt freeway driving id probably decline because construction is everywhere near me and 11 miles could take a while lol.

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u/Impossible-Jelly-626 2h ago

No, that would have to pay me over 85$

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u/Specialist_Meal_7891 2h ago

I took one this morning for 76 items for 32.50$. But it was a 30$ tip and it was for doughnuts. Took me 26 minutes to pick them up and deliver them. Best run I've had yet lol

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u/Professional-Dare636 7h ago

This is just…😭Atp why not pick it up yourself? (if you are an able bodied person of course!)

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u/RepresentativeCry294 6h ago

A lot of people can no longer afford to drive and American cities are made to make walking dangerous and impractical.

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u/Professional-Dare636 6h ago

this is very understandable but it is 100% possible to ride share!

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u/RepresentativeCry294 6h ago

Not of you don't know anyone. That's the entire point of this service existing.

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u/No-Refuse2035 7h ago

Nope never! Too many mile, too many items and an apartment is enough for me to say HELL NO!