My friend's Door Dasher has some thoughts.

What I saw: "I'm a Dasher. I don't make much money, so please don't hurt me or be mean to me."

I saw "Hey ChatGPT, please write a text I can send to every customer today that maximizes the size of my tips".
- I could see this, but it doesn't seem likely that ChatGPT would capitalize "New World" like that. You never really know, though.
  Also, to throw in my own take: it's possible Ryan just genuinely wants everyone to be happy.
- Hey it almost understood the sarcasm!
  Obviously you could instead get good results with good prompts. And editing. Definitely editing!
https://youtu.be/DKykU06AOPE?si=3ojZSz3SpN-hyvy-

Just begging for a tip in a different way

Cynical as fuck
- Can you fault them though? Everywhere you turn you're being asked to tip or donate. Influencers and corporations constantly astroturf social media. The rise of LLMs has made it necessary to question every interaction that occurs virtually.
  Honestly, I worry for the people who aren't cynical and how they're going to be deceived, manipulated, or straight up scammed.
- No longer naïve
- That's the optimistic interpretation. The cynical interpretation is that they'll hit you with "Have you heard about our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ" when you open the door.

This just sounds creepy

Maybe Ryan met one of those fabled lonely milfs in his DoorDashing area...

I'm down with this positivity. I make it my mission to remind the people I'm close to it's Friday (or retired Saturday) at least 75% of the weeks of the month.

We have an emoji for a hand making a heart sign, yet we have a heart emoji. Marvelous.

LLM generated? Sure reads like it.

To me this is creepy as hell. It says that dude likes to see people pretend to be happy when they're really very sad. I would wonder why the hell someone would send that to me if I wasn't crying and trying to be polite and smile when accepting my delivery, which doesn't make it any less creepy.

Foecing a smile makes you happier. There's lots of studies to this, something wired in our brain.
- With all the sincerity in the world. Fuck you.

I find it very off-putting.

Telling a woman to "smile more" is indeed sexist. They are people and others rarely tell men that. Also people don't need to put on a smile to please others.
The Dasher is just suggesting it might be a good idea as a service worker and doesn't know anything about the customer.
- So if they knew the customer was a woman they shouldn't have said this?
  The dasher sees the first name of the client, if it was Veronica this is a sexist statement?
  I think that type of thinking just ends with most nice people not saying anything at all.