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Midweek delivery shift in Las Vegas. Strong lunch start and a slower dinner.

Everything was done in the car across lunch and dinner.

Lunch Shift

• 3 hours
• 33 miles
• 1 Catering
• 3 DoorDash

The day started with a catering order worth about $280. It was packed into one catering bag and delivered to a business. That order paid $39 and change.

After that I turned on the other apps and worked my way back toward the home zone.

Lunch included:
• A DoorDash delivery into a gated community
• Another DoorDash pickup
• A repeat order from the same restaurant where the catering came from

The final DoorDash of lunch was a Plus order that required some extra miles before closing out the shift.

Lunch totals:
• DoorDash: ~$36
• Catering: ~$39

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Dinner Shift

• 4 hours
• 27 miles
• 2 DoorDash
• 1 Uber Eats

Dinner was slower overall.

One order took me toward the north end of the zone into a large gated community. The rest of the night involved some waiting between orders before wrapping up the shift.

Dinner totals:
• DoorDash: ~$23
• Uber Eats: ~$16

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Final Total

About $128 for the day

Some shifts start strong and then slow down later in the evening.

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🧠 Takeaway

A strong catering order can help carry a slower evening shift.

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