Turdulator

As a consumer, it’s immediately sketchy to me when they ask me to enter a tip before the service I’m requesting has been performed. Postmates manages to ask me for a tip AFTER the delivery, why can’t these other companies do the same? How am I supposed to know how much to tip before I know how good of a job the driver is gonna do?

When you make every issue a "pressing issue" you create a situation where nothing is a "pressing issue".

I just don’t understand how the idea of “pre-tipping” makes sense to anyone.... like who at the company thought “this is a good idea that makes sense”?

Be careful of Walmart, they have a record of making deals with smaller companies, then once Walmart is responsible for more than half your sales and revenue, they start pressuring you to lower the quality of your product, swap out ingredients for cheaper ones, switch to cheaper packaging materials, etc etc. and there isn't much you can do but comply because they have your business by the balls.

Why is it that when I went to 6 flags a few weeks ago, I had to ask 3 different employees before someone could tell me where the bathroom was? (First two responded "uhhhhh..... I don't know")