Amazon Prime membership includes Grubhub+, and there’s a new $20 off a $30 purchase deal with promo code DEALS20. The code works on both delivery and pickup. I tried out Taco Bell pickup and added 16 cheesy bean and rice burritos at $2 each for $12 + tax at checkout. (Judge if you want, I’m also gonna add 16 packets of hot sauce!) Promo ends 10/5.
I have a hard time understanding how food prices can be so high, yet these food delivery companies are still in business. They mark up menu prices significantly, then add a delivery fee plus a 15%+ tip. I am honestly curious about the income profile of the folks who regularly use these services.
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The Chinese restaurant I just used the promo on, offers each entree (2) for $4 less, so I came out $12 ahead. Since the delivery is handled by the restaurant directly, the delivery status map doesn’t function. Thanks for posting, as I was never offered this promo by either Amazon or Grubhub.
It’s 20 somethings who don’t flinch at these prices even though they rent, have no savings, and if any $ are leftover before payday they make sports bets from their phones.