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. Despite injuring his back, he accepted a huge order worth $32, consisting of twelve cases of water. Damon contemplates the reasons behind such a large quantity of water and the logistics involved in delivering it. Damon decides to find a solution rather than canceling the order. To assist him, he enlists the help of his two teenage sons and decides to use his Ram Dually diesel truck instead of his Tesla. Equipped with a dolly and two wagons, they manage to fit nine out of the twelve cases into two shopping carts. They successfully load up the truck and deliver the water to a neighbor in the Damon's neighborhood. Despite the temptation to inquire about the customer's reasons for needing so much water, Damon keeps his mouth shut and completes the delivery within 20 minutes. The overall experience yields an easy $32, but Damon is curious to know how other delivery drivers would handle a similar situation. Viewers are encouraged to share their thoughts and insights on what they would do in a scenario involving a substantial order like this.