by CLC

What is really nice about this city is that almost all of the hotspots are in one section of town.

What is really a pain is that you have to wait for the orders that are worth it.

There are a lot of $3 orders and a lot of 8 to 12 mile orders, and there are likely more dashers here than what is needed.

I took quite a few of the long drives, just to make sure I made money. It didn't hurt that I love to drive and I enjoyed the scenery immensely, but my average per hour was way down.

I delivered my first alcohol order here. Luckily the customer was used to it. She showed me how to do the ID scanning.

I almost left here without dashing. I was getting no orders at all.

When the orders finally started, they were low, with nothing above six dollars.

I took a stacked order for eleven dollars and regretted it. I had to wait fifteen minutes for the second order.

Traffic was really bad. It was very hard to get to the businesses.

My last thirty minutes here were spent turning down three and four dollar orders. I finally gave up and moved on.

Waxahachie is a madhouse. Traffic is so bad, it's almost impossible to get an order done in less than thirty minutes.

My maps app was totally confused. It kept sending me to the wrong area. One time it sent me six miles north on I35, when I was supposed to be six miles south. It had my mark in the middle of the service road with absolutely nothing around it. The customer had to navigate me.

Most deliveries were either to apartments, businesses, or way out of town.

Verizon service was extremely spotty. I lost it twice at dropoff points. Heck, I couldn't even load the MyVerizon app as I was sitting in the Verizon store.

I found it very stressful, but I'm going to say that a person that knows their way around, could probably make decent money here.