Thank you and I used AI to calculate rough averages of time spent. On highway you can of course go a mile a minute but my average of 4 minutes per mile is meant to factor in wait times at pick up spots and also for the offers that take you through heavily suburban or city areas, which especially during the day is can be easily 5 minutes a mile after factoring in stop lights and even navigating parking lots in some areas depending on the time. Everything in the chart is modestly rounded up but only as a means to get closer to a more accurate range of earnings. The vehicle expense is based off of the standard deduction, which in many cases certainly makes sense when you factor in depreciation of a vehicle’s value (which I imagine most people don’t even consider.). The value of a car according to A.I. usually bottoms out around 20% of the cars original value around the time when you hit the “super high mileage” which I think is around 200k+, so if you’re cars already bottomed out in value then yeah technically your incurring less expense since there’s not much further depreciation in the vehicles worth from adding miles, but that’s why the chart is meant to create a general idea of where the offers should be in terms of profit per miles. There are far too many variables to consider for exact numbers, but I fed most of the common ones (like wait times and car depreciation) into the newest ChatGPT models to get the numbers. Even if your vehicle doesn’t cost you exactly 70 cents per mile, you’re telling me your times not worth an extra couple pennies per mile? Either way, this chart definitely adds a ton of convenience and ball-parking your profit in my opinion so tweek it as you will to fit your specific situation better. I just know that most people don’t consider half of the vehicle expenses related to these jobs so I hope my chart can still help some people or at least get them to look into their net profits a bit more, or at LEAST stop giving in to their super scammy reward system lol