Damon Day and I Talk Gig Work: The Math to Run Before You Download an App
Damon Day and I talk getting started with gig work. Here is the method, and the math to run first: miles, wear and taxes come out before any gross payout.
Damon Day and I talk getting started with gig work. Here is the method, and the math to run first: miles, wear and taxes come out before any gross payout.
Damon Day passed on low Walmart Spark offers and waited for the pay to rise. Here’s the method, and the mileage and tax math that comes out first.
Damon Day took a $55 Walmart delivery batch that turned out heavier than expected. Here’s the mileage and tax math behind whether one gig order is worth it.
Damon Day ran three delivery apps at once and grossed $141 in about three hours. I break down the stacking, the 49 miles, and what’s left after gas and taxes.
Damon Day’s Day 4 gig challenge: how a pre-set $40-an-hour rate floor kept him from chasing junk offers while running four apps at once.
Damon Day’s Day 2 gig challenge: a duplicate order that didn’t exist, two forced cancellations, and what a bad night actually costs, mile by mile.
Damon Day kicked off a new weekly gig-work challenge, and Day 1 revealed a hidden Walmart trick that costs drivers money without changing the offer price.
Damon Day’s newest Penny Stupid Project video shows him rejecting offer after offer before taking one Safeway shop. Here’s the math behind each decision.
Damon Day, my go-to debt advisor, now runs the Penny Stupid Project we started back in 2022. His newest DoorDash video shows the real math of gig work.
Steve Rhode and Damon Day discuss DoorDash’s new partnership with Klarna that allows customers to finance food delivery in installments. They explore the…