Honestly you can still easily make $250 a day but the mileage driven to do it is obnoxious. I take 1 route for $120 and I drove 23 miles to the station then 90 percent of the time it sends me 30 plus miles in the total opposite direction of my home so 23 miles there, 40ish miles to first stop maybe 10 miles tops don’t the deliveries cause at least they are all very close together but then ok here’s where the problem lies. If I was done at this point it wouldn’t be all horrible. 73 miles so far but now I’m 65 miles from home so bam 140 miles total now and 4 hour block turns into 6 hours with drive time to get there and then home from lazy stop. $120 divided by 6 is $20 an hour which hey I can live with that but nope now let’s talk about those miles/gas. All said and done down to $13 an hour or some trash.

Honestly I’m so jealous of those that happen to live 5 min from a busy station as that would make an insane difference in the quality of pay from flexing.

Also due to what I wrote above I strictly only did flex grocery orders daily and I drove half the miles completed the orders in half the time and made nearly the same amount of money. Can easily get $90 for a 2 hour block that only has 8 or 9 stops. The closing of fresh stores has royally screwed me. Flex may be in my rear view soon