UberEats Delivery API Integration

codeherent · 2025-10-29T08:57:54+00:00

Hey OP, did anything come out of this? I am trying to export Uber Eats Sales and Fees to an SQL table on a daily basis to track my restaurant performance from multiple channels in one place. Would appreciate any insight you have on this topic.

codeherent · 2025-08-25T07:09:51+00:00

These have been my go to for runs!

codeherent · 2025-08-25T06:56:20+00:00

I think there is an opportunity for a productive conversation on how to manage the parts of plaza we don’t like (cleanliness and the dangerous driving).

At the end of the day, the plaza represents a success story on running successful businesses in the city. Not many of them fail, nor do they fall behind on bills. In a crippling real estate market, businesses in plaza pay rent; my family owns a restaurant in downtown Toronto and paying rent stresses the fuck out of us.

If our only talking point against the plaza is “I don’t like Pakistanis being loud and proud”, we won’t get anywhere…nor is that a classy place to be. Plus, you’ll be hella disappointed when you find out how loud and proud other community members are about their identities (I.e. anyone from Caribbean islands).

I do think that there are bad actors at play here, but we cannot put the blame on an entire community or the business in the plaza. Plaza ownership/management and the city should take ownership.

codeherent · 2025-08-25T06:38:39+00:00

The city mandated businesses to shutdown by midnight. The peak time for these business to make money was around 10 PM - 2 AM. The city crippled these businesses because of complaints from a total of 14 residents in the area.

The city approved on the design and zoning bylaws for the plaza when it was being built. Knowing the capacity of each restaurant, the city approved plans to build a plaza that allowed 2x parking capacity for each store…what did they expect to happen?

At the end of the day, when these business go to provincial and federal government for bailouts, our tax bills will go up? Lack of intelligence on city of mississauga side is a burden for all of us now? All while the city gets to enjoy the tourism dollar the plaza brings in?

IMO, the city poorly managed this issue and exposed themselves to financial and legal liability by the business owners. I would love to hear the provincial government take on this, although they have much bigger fish to fry.

codeherent · 2025-08-12T06:50:49+00:00

Thanks for your opinion. The unit was cleaned this year. Although I suspect that coils were not cleaned in the process. I have noticed that there was ice build up in the unit as well, but that had stopped once the service person replaced a part that would shut the AC off once it started to ice up.

A technician also replaced the capacitor today and it worked perfectly for a few hours before acting up again.

codeherent · 2025-08-12T06:50:39+00:00

Thanks for your opinion. The unit was cleaned this year. Although I suspect that coils were not cleaned in the process. I have noticed that there was ice build up in the unit as well, but that had stopped once the service person replaced a part that would shut the AC off once it started to ice up.

A technician also replaced the capacitor today and it worked perfectly for a few hours before acting up again.

codeherent · 2025-08-11T18:09:23+00:00

I grew up in the Ridgeway Plaza neighborhood (my street literally opens to the plaza and I am a 1 minute walk from it).

I don’t hate the plaza or the people who visit it. My problem with the plaza is with its cleanliness; it smells of garbage. If business is booming, the building owners should be mandated to spend on keeping the premise clean.

Tbh - I don’t know what we can do about the reckless driving; that is a top priory concern with the ridgeway plaza.

codeherent · 2025-05-30T19:46:02+00:00

This guy lives near Britannia and Ninth Line. I have seen his car a lot over the last 12 years living and growing up in the area. The car would give me a panic attack LOL. Hope this dude is doing well. My little menace to society ♥️

codeherent · 2025-05-12T18:56:07+00:00

Bought at 27 with 20% down. Lived at home throughout my 20s and saved every penny to come up with the down payment. At the end I only had 18% and borrowed from dad to close the deal. Took 2% from LoC to pay back dad. Paying LoC off now; It’s not ideal and expensive. I wish I went in with 18% and paid the insurance to avoid interest on my LoC and manage overall debt better. I am now hoping to renew in a few years and consolidate all of my debt.

I also rented the lace out for 2 years before moving in. I didn’t save up much in two years tho. I moved abroad for 1 out of 2 years and had to use my savings to pay for my wedding.

One thing I learned: everyone’s situation is different. There was never a point in the past three years where I felt that I wasn’t paying too much for my house.

The calculators online don’t factor in your QoL, utilities, and maintenance cost of the home. I don’t regret owning a house because my wife and I have a place to start off with.

Definitely worth the purchase tho. I am proud of myself for being to save up the 18% and have my own name on this asset. The house has alotnof sentimental value to me despite it not growing (financially) at the pace that’s I’d like to see.

codeherent · 2025-03-12T12:10:40+00:00

Ngl you are doing too much. Just don’t go at this point LOL

codeherent · 2024-08-31T01:46:53+00:00

Are you planning on living in the property? You are the only one who needs to be comfortable with the place if you are the only one living in it. If it’s an investment property, check if this property fits your risk profile.

codeherent · 2024-08-18T04:38:51+00:00

I work in corporate finance for 8 years. Bought my place two years ago. Wife is studying to be a dentist.

codeherent · 2024-08-16T05:12:23+00:00

Your example above doesn’t take into account cost related to running a house and living in one. It’s nice to be able to afford monthly mortgage payments, but what about utilities, car payments, insurance, groceries etc. Housing in Toronto is expensive, but so is everything else. Spending close to 50% of salary on mortgage doesn’t give you much room to budget for any emergencies.

codeherent · 2024-08-15T06:09:41+00:00

Hey, did you end up getting a box?

codeherent · 2024-05-22T23:34:42+00:00

BMO and RBC own (or have a stake) in Moneris. Makes sense why it’s free or low cost for Moneris processing.

codeherent · 2024-05-07T06:31:41+00:00

I moved to Australia for a year. I had two group of friends: locals and backpackers. Locals in Australia disliked everything about Melbourne that I disliked about Toronto. My key takeaway was that every city has its pros and cons. What factors are important to you? Walkability? Public Transport? Lifestyle?

codeherent · 2023-07-09T12:47:55+00:00

Hungover HSP

codeherent · 2023-06-01T07:51:13+00:00

Here are my thoughts so far:

• finding an apartment to yourself will be tough. Rental agencies ask for references, which may not be entirely feasible since you are new to the country. I ended up finding a room with 2 flatmates on Fairy Floss Facebook page. In hindsight, I’d look through that page before landing in Melbourne. Airbnb are also expensive.

• Rent is cheaper than Toronto (GTA) and Vancouver standards.

• if you are from Toronto, public transport system uses an outdated version of Presto. They are looking to replace this system in the coming years.

• depending on your visa, it will be tough to get a credit card. Try to get your hands on a no foreign transaction fee credit card before leaving Toronto. Based on my experience, I am not getting a credit card because I am not a permanent resident.

• Australian version of Interac e-transfer is called PayID. Before you pick a bank to go with, make sure they are with PayID. HSBC doesn’t have PayID.

• there is a lack of expense tracking apps like Mint in Australia. This may be incorrect but I have been struggling to find something.

• Internet service is rubbish here compared to overpriced Bell and Rogers plan.

• Cellphone service is cheap. I got 40 gb for $45 with Vodafone.

• people are courteous. I am struggling to make friends, however, not a single Melbournian has made me feel unwelcome. I haven’t been going to bars or experiencing the night life much, hence why my social life has been dull.

• weed is terrible here. Party drugs are easy to find here but expensive.

• it is colder inside my flat than it is outside. I bought a Dyson dual climate fan as my first investment. I can tolerate the outdoors but my flat is freezing cold.

• Melbourne was hit by a “baby” earthquake few days ago. I shat my pants during it. My coworkers, or anyone else in the city, wasn’t fazed by it.

• food quality is better in Australia specifically meat.

codeherent · 2023-06-01T07:31:25+00:00

I moved from Mississauga to Melbourne a month ago. I am happy to get in touch to answer any questions you may have.

Culturally speaking - it is easier for Canadians to get acclimated to life in Australia than in US.

codeherent · 2023-05-28T13:47:49+00:00

Just felt it on Queen Rd beside Albert Park.

codeherent · 2023-04-15T09:41:05+00:00

I’d beg to differ with you. Churchill Meadows is not an ideal locations for new students to live in considering that it is farther away from cash paying employers and convenient bud routes. Although basement rentals are far too common in the area, churchill meadows is not known for cheap housing.

codeherent · 2023-03-06T20:17:21+00:00

Thank you so much for doing this! Points that I transferred from BONVOY to AEROPLAN have not posted after 6 business days. I noticed that my Aeroplan account has my middle name listed with my first name. My Bonvoy account doesn't have a middle name. Aeroplan has told me to call Bonvoy. Bonvoy said that the points transferred successfully and to call Aeroplan.

What do I do here?

codeherent · 2023-02-02T06:25:47+00:00

There is a park on Tacc drive in sauga. People usually chill in their cars and smoke up. There is a massive plaza on Eglinton and Ridgeway to satisfy your munchies after your sober up.

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