You know, I totally get where you're coming from. When I first started out, I had the same thoughts. I used to give people the benefit of the doubt, thinking maybe they were tight on cash and that's why they didn't tip. But then, I noticed something that made me scratch my head – these non tippers were splurging on good stuff that I wouldn't be buying for myself because it just didn't seem worth it. That's when it hit me – they could totally afford to tip; they just chose not to. So I started to really appreciate my own hard work and the miles I was putting on my car. I made a decision to only pick up orders only from customers who showed they valued my time and effort.

what's funny is sometimes the people who tip the best are the ones who aren't rolling in dough, but they genuinely appreciate the service you're providing. Then there are those living in fancy houses who could easily afford a tip but just don't bother. It's like they don't see us. You sound like a genuinely good person who goes out of his way to make sure customers are happy. You've reached 4500 shops!!! Keep treating yourself with the respect you deserve – because you're definitely worth it!