> google FedEx tipping and see what comes up

Challenge accepted

https://www.reddit.com/r/Fedexers/comments/zfn8om/why_isnt_there_an_option_to_tip_fedexups_drivers/

I dont think Germanic and Celtic have a common ancestor rather than Germanic and Balto Slavic (if such thing existed)

Are you being serious? How do I know package delivery guys don't expect tips? Plenty of services are understood that tip is not necessary, like dental work or plumbing. We've already established that UPS is union salary, google FedEx tipping and see what comes up. Basic tipping is part of grooming service, tattooing, food service and food delivery amongst others.

My source is personal experience, I used to do Uber, door dash and Postmates in my city for side money because I like riding my bike and exploring anyway. I've also ordered from apps so know what the fees are. It's honestly a fun little side gig if you have other income, I don't really get how people can live off of it.

I mean it needs few things to keep it running: engineers and servers. Am I missing something else?

Innovations would be covered by the R&D sector which is a different expense line.

I assure you there is nothing simple about the technical product that Zoom offers.

Trying my best 🫡

Ordering makes sense to me, thanks OP

It’s just one of many subs, not really important but it’s there, there’s recruiters in there with 10 years experience. There’s some genuine post in there. Not all of it is believable.

Source:

American Express Investor Relations

Source link:

https://ir.americanexpress.com/news/investor-relations-news/investor-relations-news-details/2023/American-Express-Delivers-on-2022-Growth-Plan-With-Full-Year-Revenue-Growth-of-25-and-Earnings-Per-Share-of-9.85/default.aspx

Tools:

Figma, Google Sheets

So much cool work and you misspelled Portuguese. 😊

Newsflash: people in general (not just women) say things to advance their selfish causes

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I see you are provoking with numbers...

I cannot include every Indo-European language, there are 445

Unfortunately a language with 50,000 speakers is not going to make the cut.

Anyone know what’s going on in Italy?

I don't use any of the "big" delivery apps anymore. I usually just order pickup directly from the restaurants now. Delivery is a scam.

Mostly friends and family. Some test drives and rentals too. And even a few strangers. This has been over about 7 years ish and I’m in my early 20s

I’ve driven one Porsche and just realized it’s missing from my chart oops

Edit:

Friends: 45

Family: 15

Test Drive: 9

Mine: 4

Rental: 4

Work: 2

Drivers Ed: 1

I missed one in there somewhere

One friend owned 9 of those. I think he’s on his 15th or so now. u/alzey8v

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I'm pretty sure you can't buy real estate in Denmark unless you are a citizen or have lived there for over 5 years or something along those lines.

How did you manage to drive 81 cars????

I'm 67 y/o and can only recall 8 cars. Fortunately the last 4 are Porsche.

How do you know they don't expect tips or that all delivery drivers do?

Source for your assertions?

> That goes to the platform (technology, coders, software engineers, maintenance, profit) almost none to the delivery guy.

Source?

No stats for Greece in Eurostat :(

Well I have a 27" monitor so that was not a possibility. /s

Yep, in another month I think we can read the tea leafs on their 2022 10k.

Huh, so I wasn't the only one rotating my phone.