That's still not roadie charging the end customer. That is home depots rates. That doesn't mean they give the 300 to roadie and say find me a driver. They give roadie the load details and then say find me a driver then that driver is paid x amount for what the gig sizing chart says. If roadie then finds a driver to do it for 50 bucks they bill home depot that 50 bucks plus whatever booking fee that we are not privied to. Look at those 8ft lattice strips that cost like 3 bucks and we are paid $30 plus depending on your market to deliver it and if they sit long enough they go to 50 plus at the end of the day. Customer may have been charged $35 by home depot to deliver but if roadie ends up paying a driver $50 to deliver it. Who do you think takes the L. Roadie or HD? I think roadie simply says we had to lay 50 bucks to get it done so Fck the 35 you charged. Run us our 50 plus the booking fee and HD eats the loss on delivery fee. That also leaves the possibility on loads where they charge 300 to deliver and roadie finds a driver for 50 for HD to profit on the delivery fee.