This is great for customers the AI features sound convenient. But what about the Dashers who actually make this company run? We haven’t heard a single word about us. We’re the ones driving through rain, snow, and every kind of hazard, often making less than minimum wage after gas, maintenance, insurance, and depreciation. We risk accidents and personal injury delivering to strangers’ homes. I dislocated my shoulder after slipping on ice at a delivery, and DoorDash offered zero support. After 3 years and over 6,700 deliveries often 7 days a week I get no meaningful recognition. The Platinum tier rewards drivers who accept the most unprofitable orders, not the most dedicated ones. Why is longevity and reliability ignored? The algorithm constantly manipulates us: lowball offers, pay that only counts from acceptance to drop-off (ignoring the 90% of trips with empty return miles), and pressure to accept 50-cent-per-mile runs just to keep acceptance rates up. A $5 item from 16 miles away with a $1.50 suggested tip is not sustainable. We need fair base pay at minimum $1.50 per mile or base pay + $0.70 per mile + tips to actually cover expenses. The new 10% “gas” adjustment doesn’t replace the promos and boosts that were taken away. Many of us believe DoorDash is simply making more profit by squeezing Dashers harder. Finally, why does DoorDash tolerate widespread account sharing and illegal multi-account operations? In my zone, a large percentage of active Dashers appear to be using shared or fake accounts, which hurts legitimate drivers. Dashers are the heart of DoorDash. We deserve better pay, real recognition for loyalty, safer conditions, and an algorithm that doesn’t treat us as disposable. Tony, we’d love to hear how you plan to address these issues for the people who keep the wheels turning.