You found out when you were a beautiful rider?

I've been a rider for almost a month. Tell me how you feel.

I run outside every day, see more and listen more, and have a certain understanding of various industries. Now the environment is not good, and everyone is having a hard time. Now we are working hard, and maybe it will get better after the COVID-19 epidemic is over.

It is not easy to find a job now. Why? Because the boss does not make money, the company does not make money. Even for companies that recruit people, the treatment is generally not very good. You will find that whether you are going to the market at 58 or now, the most important thing is to recruit riders.

Can the rider do it? To tell the truth, personally, I think you can do it unless you have no choice. Your income can almost solve the personal subsistence allowance and provide you with food and shelter. But if you think you can earn more than 10 thousand a month, you think too much. Why would I say that?

First, there are more riders than the list now. Walking on the road, you can see no less than 20 riders in one minute. The take-away industry has reached the point where it is not enough. Don't be a rider unless you have to.

Second, under the current epidemic, everyone's income has been greatly reduced, and there is not enough spending power. The list is really small. If you can't run more than 50 times a day, what's the point of doing this business in the wind and rain every day? You are here to be a rider. Don't you just want to make more money? Not getting the money is a waste of time.

Third, being a rider is risky. Sometimes I have to make a detour or even run a red light in order not to exceed a few dollars. I've been doing it for almost a month, and basically I encounter several traffic accidents every day. I don't run a red light anyway. It's really dangerous. It's really not worth risking my life for a few dollars.

Fourth, in this line of work, hard work may not necessarily make money. Why? This business depends partly on providence and partly on hard work. Just like me, go out and run with others at the same time. At the same time, I bought 20, and others bought 40. It's a waste of time to get a hammer and even get a minimum living allowance. The system won't send you a bill, so it's better to screw it in the factory.

This is how I feel since I was a rider these days.