@_lespi_@AdamSinger That was Uber chart you the wait fee, not the driver. Drivers have no control of that. Drivers also don’t have any control of he arrival time. Ubers algorithm does.
@MalteLandwehr@AdamSinger I’m a driver, I’ve got reservations scheduled several days out. Issue is the driver can cancel your ride up to an hour in advance of your ride with no penalty. Then Uber has to look for a new driver. In a big metro area that’s usually not an issue, but could be in a rural area.
@El_King888@Bunny_ngl Thank the IRS. They started this mess by estimating her tips based on sales. The restaurant has to report her estimated tips based on sales.
@Bunny_ngl Thank the IRS. They expect the restaurant to report your estimated tips based on SALES, not SERVICE.
So the server is on the hook for taxes on tips based on sales.
@meet_circe@ElegantA6 Part of the reason is the search function on Bluesky is horrible. It’s hard to find people over there. Maybe it’s user error, but that’s my main complaint of Bluesky.
@carinmariederry Congratulations! I used to subscribe to your blog, you’re a very talented writer who has documented parts of your life journey in very articulate ways. Not an easy task. Thank you for the courage to bear your soul in such a personal way. All the best!
@lcd_dont_Lie2Me@PressSec Sounds like you answered your own question, Speedway has little, if any, competition in your area.
Next time you fill up, ask them where they source their gas. My bet is it’s west Texas. No reason for $3.25 gas in your area.
@lcd_dont_Lie2Me@PressSec Then you’re getting your gas from west Texas. What price are you paying? I know in Tucson and Flagstaff the price is under $3.00 right now.
@lcd_dont_Lie2Me@PressSec According to ChatGPT maricopa county is a federal ozone refinement area so it requires a cleaner burning fuel that only California refineries produce.
The Arizona legislature passed the law requiring the cleaner burning gasoline for Maricopa county.
@lcd_dont_Lie2Me@PressSec Because we get our gas from Southern California refineries. Casa Grande south get their gas piped in from West Texas refineries. That’s why Maricopa County gas is so high. To make matters worse, they just shut down another SoCal refinery permanently.