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The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.
In this part of the podcast, Damon discusses the importance of diversifying income sources for rideshare drivers. They share their personal experiences and explain how relying solely on Uber and Lyft may no longer be profitable. The speaker encourages drivers to explore alternative options such as food delivery services like DoorDash and Walmart Spark. They emphasize that these apps should be seen as side hustles and not relied upon as a primary source of income. By being proactive and seeking out new opportunities, drivers can stay ahead of the curve and increase their earnings. The speaker also addresses the misconception that loyalty to one rideshare company will lead to better earnings, stating that the companies prioritize their own profitability over driver incomes. They urge listeners to adapt and find new ways to make money instead of complaining about the changing circumstances. The episode ends with the speaker reiterating the need for drivers to be open to trying different strategies and exploring emerging apps that may offer better payout rates and less competition.
In this episode, I share my approach to navigating gig apps and making money at Walmart. Using the app, I easily find items in the store and correct any scanning mistakes. Walmart's self-checkout process is quick and efficient since customers have already paid online. The drop-off process is smooth with Walmart's Spark system. Remember to be considerate and put your shopping carts back. Tune in for more tips on earning money with Walmart. Thank you for joining me!
In this episode, Damon Day talks about a unique challenge faced by a delivery drivers.
In this episode, Damon Day and Steve Rode discuss Damon's recent success, earning nearly $1,000 in a day through gig apps.
They talk about the changes in Lyft and Uber, the importance of adapting, and how Damon creatively utilizes multiple apps for maximum earnings.
Damon shares his strategies for optimizing time and income while emphasizing the challenges of finding high-tier rides and late-night food delivery. They touch on the recent strike by rideshare drivers and the uncertain future of the industry.
In this episode of the Penny Stupid Podcast, we delve into the contentious topic of tipping for Lyft and other delivery services. My co-host Damon and I share our contrasting opinions on whether tipping should be based on service quality and if it has become excessive. Damon, who occasionally drives for these services, argues that tipping is crucial for drivers who earn very little otherwise and rely on tips to supplement their income.
Selling on Amazon FBA is not as easy as people say. You might have heard about some expensive courses you should buy to become a professional seller on Amazon through the Fulfilled by Amazon program.
In this episode of Penny Stupid Podcast, Steve discusses the annoyance of cutting oneself while shaving and the recent changes in DoorDash's flat rate pricing and driver employment status. They emphasize concerns about reduced earnings for drivers and the need to multi-app to compensate. The conversation also touches on the importance of order quality and decision-making for drivers. Steve critiques app companies' low base pay and questions the fairness of tipping practices. The participants talk about their experiences with accepting low-paying orders and the impact on their earnings. They express frustration with DoorDash's changes and discuss how it affects both drivers and customers. The conversation concludes with Steve questioning the affordability of college and suggesting alternative app-based gig work. They anticipate a decline in entrepreneurial drivers due to reduced earnings and criticize government attempts to create fairness.
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The best side hustle stories come from real life events. Damon shares some recent gig updates and the story about he was doing a shop and pay with Instacart, at the wrong store. LOL.
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Here is the latest review from the Penny Stupid Project on mining Helium as a side hustle. Is it worth it?
Here is what you need to know before you start. If you're thinking about investing in helium mining, then you might be wondering if it's too late. In this podcast,
After learning about the helium mining industry, you'll be able to make an informed decision about whether or not it's worth investing in this exciting new industry. We'll also give you a glimpse at the helium HNT price prediction so you know exactly how much helium is worth right now.
Stay up-to-date on the latest helium mining news and make the right decision for you! Important links from this review: https://pennystupid.com/can-you-still-make-money-with-a-helium-miner/ https://explorer.helium.com/
Important links from this review:
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https://explorer.helium.com/
We are checking in with you again to share this week's update on The Penny Stupid Project.
This week we give you the latest on our testing of retail arbitrage, Amazon FBA, driving for Lyft, and a brief mention of mining Helium cryptocurrency.
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