u/Dtr146TTV

▲ 5 r/dasher

It's really funny how that works, even though everybody says otherwise.

I got a contract violation a little over a month ago. I only really dash on my days off, so I don't really get to get that many deliveries. This is the first day I've driven after my contract violation has fallen off, and I'm making money just like I did before the contract violation hit, before I was scrambling to even get a good order. Like I would have to decline like three four five bullshit orders just to get one good one. And I refuse to believe that's just chance that I had basically spent a whole month of hating door dashing until I magically start getting orders that I normally get before I got my contract violation. I have always believed that contract violations affect your account and your ability to receive orders. How? I'm not sure. It might just take you out of the priority pool for all I know. And I kind of think that opinion holds some weight because I have never seen that high paying order banner show up on any order I ever received during that last month of door dashing. But I'm seeing it practically every other order now, like I used to before the contract violation. So I refuse to believe anybody who says that contract violations don't affect your account. Because they may not in your area, but they definitely do where I live.

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u/Dtr146TTV — 1 day ago

I have a Chevy spark, but I never really like to post about this kind of stuff because I feel like it's identifying. But screw it, I'm putting something here because I can't get any information anywhere else about this. So, I've been looking into starting the hypermile with my spark with the drop in gas mileage over the past couple of months because of this gas crap. I went from 31 to 27, and I did a full tune-up, thinking that that was the problem at first, and nothing changed. So, I was trying to come and get everybody's opinion here on what modifications you can do to a Chevy Spark in order to hypermile. I have a 2022 but I mean everything from like 2017 I believe is the same body style. Because I know the turbulence of the air in the back of the car is a big problem. I'm not 100% sure on how to go about fixing it. I have skills in bodywork, I have a 3D printer, and I'm capable of printing materials that can withstand the weather, and I can even post-process them. I was thinking about little wing pieces on the back to try to break up the air turbulence, but I'm not even sure if that's going to work.

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u/Dtr146TTV — 25 days ago