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In this video, the speaker, who manages food delivery orders using services like Uber and DoorDash, shares experiences and insights from multiple deliveries in Los Angeles. They deal with app issues on their new iPhone 12 and note differences in the Uber app interface. Key points include their challenges with building access codes, tight delivery schedules, windy weather affecting efficiency, and interactions with various customers and restaurant staff. The speaker humorously reflects on their customer interactions and the nature of the job. They mention notable places like Northern Cafe Dumpling House, California Chicken Cafe, McDonald's, and Jersey Mike's, highlighting the specificities of each delivery. The speaker provides insights on delivery strategies, such as avoiding apartments and managing technical issues. They also share personal anecdotes and promote their YouTube channel, Electric Scooter Academy. The video concludes with a summary of earnings, a break in deliveries due to weather, and a brief discussion on the impact of long-term smoking on their senses.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker addresses a sponsor, usaminimotors.com, and encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel. The speaker reveals they’ve recently upgraded to an iPhone 12 and discusses some minor issues with app downloads and differences in the Uber app interface. The speaker then shares their experience with a delivery order from Northern Cafe Dumpling House and another from California Chicken Cafe, mentioning a $9 Chipotle delivery to West Hollywood. The speaker humorously reflects on their customer interactions and the nature of the delivery job.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the narrator has some difficulty getting inside a building due to a code box, but eventually manages to enter with the help of another person. They make a delivery and observe an interesting detail about a full-size Ms. Pac-Man machine in someone’s apartment. Moving on, they receive a McDonald’s order for delivery which is two miles away with an expected payment of $7.75. The video highlights the tight arrival times imposed on deliveries and mentions a frustrating encounter with a person staring at them while holding the door. Additionally, the windy weather is noted to affect the delivery person’s efficiency and battery life. Finally, the narrator recognizes a familiar delivery location.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker mentions that they are facing an issue because they haven’t downloaded the Strava running app on their new phone, which isn’t fully set up for work yet, but they plan to fix it. They express gratitude to the audience before moving on to discuss an Uber order pickup from Jersey Mike’s. During the pickup, a brief conversation about the speaker’s electric scooter occurs, with details about the scooter’s cost ($3,000), top speed (50 miles per hour), and a recommendation not to ride at that top speed. The speaker promotes their YouTube channel, Electric Scooter Academy, and offers help for those interested in electric scooters. After dealing with another customer without a mask, separated by a door, they proceed to Jersey Mike’s, express their lateness, and conclude with a friendly exchange with the staff there.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the person is discussing their experience with food delivery. They mention how the smell of oil and vinegar in a restaurant is appealing and share an instance where they had to wait for a customer due to a newly implemented eight-minute waiting period. The segment includes details about delivering food to different customers, with some complications involving building access and specific instructions not being provided. They express frustration about these issues but continue with their deliveries to various customers named John W and Margaret B. The person also comments on deciding between orders from different restaurants, ultimately choosing a more lucrative delivery.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the content creator discusses completing various delivery orders for Chick-fil-A, DoorDash, and Indian food. They mention the ease of canceling Uber orders and the preference for avoiding apartment deliveries. One delivery involves coordinating with the customer to leave food in the lobby, while another requires waiting and eventually picking up an order for “Maria C”. There’s a technical issue with a camera battery running out, leading to a change in filming angle. The final delivery involves calling the customer due to the absence of door numbers and leaving food on a table in a courtyard. The segment concludes with a summary of the earnings and shift duration, noting a total of $75 made in three hours, averaging $25 per hour.
00:15:00
In this segment, the speaker acknowledges new viewers and encourages them to subscribe, like the video, and leave comments. The speaker mentions that there will be a break in deliveries due to incoming rain but plans to create more videos during that time. The speaker also briefly discusses their diminished sense of taste and smell due to long-term smoking. They recount a visit to Jersey Mike’s where the strong smell still impressed them but decide to leave because it was too busy, preferring to go to McDonald’s instead.