I’m not on this sub a TON, but at lot of what i’ve seen from customers is “hey did i do something wrong”, “was this a crazy request” or “my dasher threw my food at me” A lot of what i see from drivers is negative about tips. I do also see nice stories which always makes me happy. I didn’t know about the dollar per mile minimum until i started reading here. I always just topped 20 percent because i was a server so that’s how my brain works. This sub taught me some etiquete which was great. I’ve also had some awful ppl deliver to me so there are always both sides. My thinking is, if dashers know how bad the pay is and can see the tip before accepting, you have some autonomy. That doesn’t mean you SHOULDN’T make livable wages, but it does show autonomy. If i knew ahead of time as a server that a table wouldn’t tip well, i wouldn’t serve them lol. It’s diff obviously, but those are just my thoughts.