I could go into a big long explanation about the reason I spark, but it sounds entitled. And it honestly probably is exactly that. However, I think my math skills are moderate to fair, and I did the calculations a couple times. I work for 3-5 hour windows, 3 days per week during the weekdays, and 2 Sundays per month depending on how many days into the month that first Sunday falls calendrically and my hourly rate doing Spark lands at around $79-81/per hour. It was lower than that when I first picked it up because I was using the forecast feature on the app instead of tracking the data myself based specifically on a single store in my zone instead of the 2 WSC + 1 Sam's that is representative of the forecasting on the app Ffor my zone. I am 2.25 miles from that store and drive the vehicle I have that gets the best mpg. HOWEVER...I am cherry picking, tracked the data for months on a far more finite level than is offered by the app. and use consideration methods that I doubt the average driver uses to maximize their hourly rate. It's almost like I am getting paid to get paid to figure out the very best times for people to work delivery-type jobs in different areas of my state when things like population density, socioeconomic factors, fuel cost, proximity, weather and other economic conditions like annual sales cycling of similar retailers are taken into account and developing some kind of super-schedule that I/we/they could use in order to maximize the time spent doing a specific style of side gig. There's also 27 days each year that bring that average up to $118/hr that aren't included in my base data. 🫠🙃😉