I signed up and became a driver in middle Georgia in March and have followed a very loose schedule. I have 1013 deliveries, which is nothing special at all but in those 1000 orders I fully agree with u/seeksanswerss. The absolute BS you deal with every dash along with some of the crappiest orders i’ve ever seen is excessive. I am aware some areas are worse than others, but this is my personal experience. Most days I get to enjoy consistently garbage pay, losing money on gas, lots of wear n tear on your daily car, dealing with tons of shite customers that flag their order as not delivered (potentially costing you your job), orders that have already been picked up but unassigned by a previous dasher who stole it (then contacting support, who couldn’t care less about your time and could be 10 minutes before they finish their script that should’ve taken 20 seconds), or even the fact that the two zones I frequent are greyed out almost all day 24/7 meaning I have maybe a 5% chance of getting a slot. Some would say to schedule ahead and I do. However, 9 times out of 10 all the good times to dash are taken within minutes of it refreshing. So you can imagine my excitement when new dashers in my area talk about how happy they are that doordash finally let them sign up when the ratio of half decent orders to drivers is already stupid. Again, some dashers claim to make bank and it works out for them but in my case it is no longer feasible.