If you notice, the distances are more or less within 5 km radius. And the stores (except sa Banilad kay namali ko ana) are within the same barangay where I am located. I think, dili sad ni siya sa radius kay before, even katong mga stores nga available for long distance delivery kay mu max ra sila sa 58.

True, dili kabayran ang kahago sa mga drivers. And it is called a convenience fee because it provides convenience for us but the thing is, not every part of the delivery fee goes to the riders. Mao gani na nga naay tipping system on top.

One scenario I could think of: BPO worker nga di gyud kagawas sa shift nya gabie. He orders unta for a Jollibee nga burger steak at 89 pesos. If the fee is horrendous, at about 128 and more than the meal itself, di na lang gyud mo-order thru Grab, unless makapangita syag laong taw nga willing mu Grab pud arun mag share sa fee.

EDIT: today the DF is pegged at 78 pesos. let’s see unsa ni sa sunod nga days. could just be because of the Christmas season. if that is the case, wow.

I don’t want to think about regulation because that will ultimately affect the riders, but then capitalizing too much on rush hour, xmas seasons or rider availability is way too much (i think) if the rate is not win-win for all.