Don’t sell yourself short, gig work is work, and college is no easy coast downhill.
rconcepc on
Is that cannondale quick 6? Im living in the city now and wanted to add a rack to mine, so was wondering which one that is. Looks dope. Thanks!
Ganjathan on
I’m intrigued by door dashing on bicycle, have thought about doing it myself and have a few questions. How many miles do you typically average on a single day doing this? Do you ever deny orders due to distance, or do you have a set radius?
tomime000 on
There’s this negative cliche about riding being for people how can’t to better.
I have some education behind me but, been riding for nearly a year now and it’s as any other part of society – you put your effort to make things run for yourself and others. That’s as any other job out here.
Actually having a great time making it longterm sustainable way of living. Been living pretty well off of it, at work and private.
Just having a day off that I planned myself. No managers that I have to report or colleagues to adjust to. Make my own schedule and adapt exactly to my own needs.
If you know how to use it, simplicity is a great thing.
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Don’t sell yourself short, gig work is work, and college is no easy coast downhill.
Is that cannondale quick 6? Im living in the city now and wanted to add a rack to mine, so was wondering which one that is. Looks dope. Thanks!
I’m intrigued by door dashing on bicycle, have thought about doing it myself and have a few questions. How many miles do you typically average on a single day doing this? Do you ever deny orders due to distance, or do you have a set radius?
There’s this negative cliche about riding being for people how can’t to better.
I have some education behind me but, been riding for nearly a year now and it’s as any other part of society – you put your effort to make things run for yourself and others. That’s as any other job out here.
Actually having a great time making it longterm sustainable way of living. Been living pretty well off of it, at work and private.
Just having a day off that I planned myself. No managers that I have to report or colleagues to adjust to. Make my own schedule and adapt exactly to my own needs.
If you know how to use it, simplicity is a great thing.
https://preview.redd.it/jb70a5zj06vg1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=63f66aa6df2c5a89b3038e7a0917244ca42636e0
Reminds me of how the Soup Peddler in Austin, TX got started:
https://www.souppeddler.com/our-story