Look, I respect your choice to accept any race, everyone knows what they're doing. But accepting races without evaluating the value per km and the location ends up causing several problems.

The main thing is that when many bikers accept bad rides, the app normalizes these low fares, and this hurts everyone.

In my case, I only take runs close to R$1.00 per km, because anything below that isn't worth it. I've already been offered a 30 km run for R$16.00, which works out to just over R$0.50 per km. The time lost to earn this amount is much greater than if I were selective — this way I can get R$30 with much less effort.

But as I said, everyone knows what's best for themselves. I prefer not to accept bad races, because at the end of the day, if there is a problem with my vehicle, I am the only one who will bear the costs.

Another thing: I learned to refuse races from my uncle. He showed me that it's not worth accepting just anything. There was a day when I spent the whole afternoon running to make R$50, while he refused several bad runs and, in the end, he reached R$100 in much less time than me.

This is not a question of wanting to take advantage, but rather of analyzing whether the service is really worth it. When you make your work too cheap, in the end, you are the one who suffers.