#delivery driver tracking app

[returnsies]

The management of returns and refunds in drop-off driver operations

[bunnyb34r]

Yayyy mom's gifts came early I'll have to decide what's a mother's day gift and what's bday stuff later

I'm thinking the elephant tea light and the mom plaque thing for mothers day and everything else for her bday so she cant say I spent too much on her sggdgd at least for mothers day

Got my miniverse things! I got the sugar cookies (sooo reusing the pan and making air dry clay cookies later), the fruit popsicles (I wish it was the bear ones :"( ), and the chicken noodle soup which is so cute and silly I love it

And the All You Can Eat thing! I think I'm going to paint the kitchen on the display case bc I dont think my alcohol markers will stay as well as paint (but paint MARKERS will 👀)

The little cardboard kitchen and meal planner thing is too cute of a touch 😭 I LOVE LOVE LOVE the clear crates and the "wooden" crates that's too cute

Not as much in the set as I would like tbh, i feel like for the og price you should have gotten like at least one more "set", but I got it at $45 so 😎🤙 guess that's fair

[waterdeliverysolution]

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[kitsune-pop]

Hazy Daze

CW: casual vore, weed, digestion

Hazel sat down on her living room floor, leaning against the couch. It was her day off, and she was gonna make it a good one, starting with some smoke, snacks and games. She carefully packed a bowl for her trusty Kirby bong, lit it up and popped open a box of cheese snacks to nibble on while she booted up her Wii for Mario Kart. Today was gonna be a good day.

0o0

Hazel was having a great time. Her living room was sufficiently cloudy, she was beating the computer drivers within an inch of their lives and she was relaxed enough that even the occasional Blue Shell didn't bother her (or the following Red Shell, or Green Shell, or Star…). Even so, she was still hungry. Two hours into the day and she'd already eaten all the snacks.

She shook her bangs out of her eyes as she crossed the finish again, dirty blonde hair falling right back into her face as she reached for her phone. She had told herself she wasn't going to order anything, but her tummy had started grumbling at her–which she absentmindedly rubbed through her tank top as she looked at her delivery options. Pizza was always a good choice, plus it wasn't too expensive. She cracked a grin when a popup of "Still hungry? Order the delivery person for dinner too! Take advantage of our Delivery Delivery deal today!" showed up on the app.

"Not this time, capitalism. I'm watching my bank account today." Hazel giggled a bit, ordering her pizza and packing a tad more in her Kirbong. It shouldn't take more than half an hour for her pizza to get here, and she wanted to have the perfect amount of munchies by the time it got delivered.

0o0

After the third time of falling off the track on Maple Treeway, Hazel paused her game to laugh at herself. The pot was definitely affecting her now. She guessed after a few hours of smoking even someone with her tolerance would start to feel it. Polite knocking grabbed her attention and she got to her feet, throwing a pair of pajama pants on before she answered the door.

A cute girl stood on her dingy welcome mat, complete with a hat starring a pizza logo and a single pizza box balanced in her hands. She barely came up to Hazel's chin, but at 193 cm most girls were shorter than her anyways.

The delivery girl looked up at Hazel with a brilliant smile, beaming up at her. "Thank you for choosing Happy Helper's Pizzeria! I hope you enjoy your order!"

Hazel blinked slowly, brain struggling to break through the fog before she reached for her pizza. "Thanks, I'm starving." Her belly gave an audible grumble, which she tried to stifle by placing a hand on her midsection.

The smaller girl glanced down shyly before looking back up at Hazel's face. "It sure sounds like it! Good thing you ordered the special!" She reached up and took off her hat–straight dark hair dropping to just above her shoulders–before moving to unbutton her work uniform, still smiling all the way.

Hazel quickly raised a hand to stop the delivery girl (although not before giving her a quick once-over), lifting the pizza box in one hand over her head before speaking up. "Uh, I only ordered the pizza. No offense." The shorter girl looked up at Hazel before pointing at the pizza in her hand.

"On your order it says you upgraded for Delivery Delivery though."

Confused now, Hazel looked at her receipt to see, yup, one pizza and one Delivery Delivery special. She quickly grabbed her phone, opened the app and looked at her orders. As she did, the clouds in her head parted just enough for her to remember opening the app shortly after placing the order and adding the deal to her delivery. Looks like the munchies took another victory on her bank account.

She shrugged, pocketing her phone and opening her door up for the delivery girl to walk in. "Hey, I won't turn down a meal like you! Especially after I already spent the money…"

The girl laughed, her smile not as brilliant as before but much more genuine. "Pretty sure we've all made bad decisions when we're high." She finished unbuttoning her top, tossing it on the floor before she reached down to untie her shoes, giving Hazel a fantastic view of her next meal's assets.

A plump ass, juicy thighs, smooth skin, this was someone who took good care of themselves and probably knew they weren't gonna last long around predators. As she kicked off her shoes and socks she turned around, showing off a small muffin top and perky boobs. Catching Hazel staring she laughed and winked at the tall pred before dropping her pants and panties in one movement, stepping out of the pool of clothes and smiling salaciously.

"So, how do you want me?" The girl posed a little bit, showing off for Hazel as the tall girl put her long forgotten pizza on the counter. The pred walked forward, grabbed the girl's shoulders and quickly stuffed her head into her mouth, moaning at the taste of natural shampoo (coconut?) flooding her mouth.

She quickly worked her way down, gulping down her neck and shoulders, giving some extra attention to her prey's tasty tits. She felt the girl jerk in surprise before feeling soft hands kneading her stomach, giving gentle rubs and pinches. Wasting no time Hazel lurched forward, relaxing her muscles and stuffing the girl into her throat down to her belly button. Now for the annoying part.

Hazel leaned back, picking her prey up off the ground and holding the young girl above her head. The experienced pred stepped back, leaning against her counter before beginning to gulp her meal down in earnest, gravity helping deliver the girl into her stomach. With a few powerful swallows Hazel quickly had the girl tucked away in her belly, tank top riding up and pajama pants pushing down under the dome of overstuffed gut.

Hazel stood there, panting to herself as her meal shifted into a more comfortable position inside her. Already she felt her stomach groaning and squeezing around her meal, and she grabbed her pizza before waddling over to her couch and plopping down on it. The pred moaned at how full she felt, rubbing her stretched skin as she felt her passenger start to play with herself even as her belly did its best to digest her.

Hazel started to get hard listening to the muffled pants and moans coming from her tummy. Unable to think of an excuse not to, the buck toothed pred reached under her stomach and into her pants, grabbing her cock and beginning to rub one out. With one hand in her pants and another rubbing the taut skin of her belly Hazel was quickly bringing herself to orgasm. The feeling of a stuffed, bloated belly was made even sweeter with the gasps and moans coming from within, the noises starting to get drowned out by the grumbling of the organ itself. She could feel every twitch and movement from her prey inside her, and could tell when the smaller girl came, her stomach deforming slightly as the girl arched her back, screaming in pleasure before relaxing.

Of course, relaxing just meant Hazel's body won the little war of attrition they had between them. The muscles quickly clenched and squeezed the girl within her into a tight ball, and a final powerful belch signaled the last of the air being forced out. Hazel came hard as she burped, panting and moaning as she made a mess of her pants. She leaned back against her couch, breathing hard for a minute before glancing at her Kirbong, a smile on her lips. She still had the whole rest of the day to herself, didn't she?

0o0

Hazel jerked awake at a loud bang, followed by some choice cursing. "Seriously, Hazel?! What the fuck! We were supposed to go to the movies tonight!"

The tall pred looked up at her friend Trixie. The short girl was fuming, red faced and glaring. Hazel looked around her living room, noting the empty pizza box and her character idling in front of a wall in her game, the race long over. She rubbed her head before belching, putting a hand on the much smaller bulge in her middle.

"Sorry, I didn't think I was gonna fall asleep." She noted Trixie's flushed face and the way she completely refused to look at her bloated belly. Grinning, she leaned forward, her stomach gurgling as another burp popped out of her mouth. "But that doesn't mean we can't find something to do here."

[rideboomindia]

Now you can book small delivery truck with the RideBoom app

RideBoom the unique ride-share app can help you and your business to move your stuff easily and affordably.

 Courier and parcel services have become a fundamental part of our day-to-day life and with the rise of many parcels business or real estate sector e-commerce, local businesses, and food delivery, furniture the demand for quick and efficient removal services has increased. The courier and parcel and removal market in India experienced significant growth after the pandemic.

 Now with the RideBoom app you not only can book taxis and bike rides, but you can also now able to book a small delivery or removal truck.

                                  How This Works

 1.   Select delivery on the app and enter your pickup and drop-off destination.

You will get the fare estimate on the app that is included the waiting and loading unloading time.

2.   Tap on book now and you able to see the nearest available drivers and the estimated time of the arrival.

3.   You can track the progress of your delivery and will get the fare in the end you can pay cash or pay in the app to the driver.

  At this stage, the RideBoom delivery truck service is available only in tri-city and very soon the service will be added to more cities.

                   Why use the RideBoom delivery service

 1.   Its affordable RideBoom gives you a fair and accurate upfront price estimate. You can save up to 50% compared to traditional providers.

2.   Conveniently, Our technology makes it easier than ever to book, track, communicate & pay. Request a Delivery Professional in one minute.

3.   All RideBoom delivery professionals are licensed, insured, background checked, and reviewed.

  Before making your final decision, make sure to consider what options you truly need in terms of delivery services. There is no better time than now to download and use RideBoom delivery service that can help to increase efficiency and lower costs for your business and personal items removal.

 Let's RideBoom your business.

 For more info www.rideboom.com/india

[cuprohastes]

Amazon incompetence

I ordered a bunch of stuff on Prime delivery for today.

I got the usual 27 email notifications and the app popped up a message saying I was 6 stops away. Then one.

I looked out the window, hey there’s the van. Now I just have to wait for my goodies….

An hour later, I was bemused to see the van was now circling the area, and ‘One stop away’ had changed to ‘The drive has to make a few deliveries first.’

Two hours after the deadline I used my hacker madskills to yell at a computer until it gave up and put me through to a human being who took about thirty seconds to confirm that my goodies had never even been loaded onto the van.

This got escalated up until I deployed The Accent and cranked up the vocabulary to politely indicate my on-going disappointment and frustration at having my day wasted:

Especially since during the call the driver was still being tracked heading off into parts unknown while the computer assured me my parcel was still indeed about to be delivered any minute now!

Between the contact link being hidden away, the software desperately trying to end the call as fast as inhumanly possible, and then having to know the magic words, I can’t imagine what it’d be like for a normal user to try and resolve this.

[partnervizhil]

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Food delivery with Vizhil: 

When you book using the Vizhil food delivery app, you will never miss out on the taste or heat of the dish. Vizhil gives India's fastest delivery for you to make an online order on the best app, which makes your hungry time a happy one. Food delivery services have surged in popularity, offering a diverse range of cuisines at the tap of a button.  

“Turning your hungry time into a pleasant time.” Make your first order on Vizhil Food.  

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It provides a superb one-stop service facility; if you are having problems with your household items and need assistance, Vizhil can help you. These platforms provide a comprehensive directory, user reviews, and booking options, streamlining the process of finding reliable service providers. 

"You are not alone; Vizhil provides you with a budget-friendly and smart service. 

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[net-craft]

How a Well-Developed Mobile App Can Streamline Logistics in Your Arizona Business

In today's fast-paced world, efficiency is paramount in the logistics industry. Customers expect transparency, timely deliveries, and a seamless experience – all while businesses strive to optimize routes, reduce costs, and maintain control over their operations. This is where a well-developed mobile app from a leading mobile app development agency in Arizona like Net-Craft.com can be a game-changer.

The Challenges of Traditional Logistics Management

Many Arizona businesses still rely on manual processes and paper-based systems for logistics management. This approach leads to several challenges:

Inefficiency: Manual data entry, paper trails, and communication gaps lead to wasted time and resources.

Lack of Visibility: It's difficult to track shipments in real-time, leading to delays and frustrated customers.

Limited Communication: Communication between drivers, dispatchers, and clients can be slow and cumbersome.

Error-Prone Processes: Manual processes are more susceptible to human error, leading to inaccuracies and inefficiencies.

How a Mobile App Streamlines Your Logistics Operations

A well-designed mobile app developed by a premier app development company in Arizona can address these challenges and revolutionize your logistics operations. Here's how:

Improved Efficiency: Mobile apps automate tasks like route planning, order processing, and proof of delivery, freeing up valuable time and resources.

Real-Time Tracking: GPS integration allows for real-time tracking of shipments, providing complete visibility into the entire delivery process. This empowers both businesses and customers to know exactly where their packages are and when they can expect them to arrive.

Enhanced Communication: Apps facilitate seamless communication between drivers, dispatchers, and customers. Instant messaging, push notifications, and in-app chat features ensure everyone is on the same page, reducing delays and misunderstandings.

Reduced Errors: Automated workflows and data capture minimize the risk of human error, leading to increased accuracy and efficiency across the entire logistics chain.

Benefits of a Mobile App for Your Arizona Business

By partnering with a Scottsdale app development expert like Net-Craft.com, you can create a mobile app that delivers a range of benefits for your Arizona business:

Increased Customer Satisfaction: Real-time tracking, improved communication, and faster deliveries lead to happier customers.

Reduced Operating Costs: Streamlined processes, automated tasks, and optimized routes can significantly reduce your operational costs.

Improved Driver Performance: Mobile apps provide drivers with clear instructions, real-time traffic updates, and optimized routes, leading to improved efficiency and productivity.

Enhanced Data-Driven Decision Making: Apps collect valuable data about your logistics operations, providing insights into areas for improvement and optimization.

Key Features of a Successful Logistics Mobile App

When developing a mobile app for your Arizona logistics business, consider incorporating the following features:

Route Optimization: Utilize real-time traffic data and historical information to optimize delivery routes, minimizing travel time and fuel consumption.

GPS Tracking: Offer real-time GPS tracking for both businesses and customers, allowing them to monitor the location and progress of their shipments.

Delivery Management: Streamline the delivery process with features like electronic proof of delivery, signature capture, and delivery notes.

Instant Messaging: Enable real-time communication between drivers, dispatchers, and customers to address issues quickly and efficiently.

Analytics and Reporting: Provide access to insightful analytics and reporting on key metrics like delivery times, driver performance, and route efficiency.

Partnering with Net-Craft.com, Your Arizona App Development Experts

Net-Craft.com, a leading app development agency in Arizona, understands the unique needs of logistics businesses. We offer comprehensive app development services, from initial concept design and feature planning to development, deployment, and ongoing maintenance. Our team of experienced developers will work closely with you to create a custom mobile app that streamlines your logistics operations, improves efficiency, and ultimately drives business growth.

Don't let outdated logistics systems hinder your success. Contact Net-Craft.com today to discuss how a well-developed mobile app can transform your Arizona business.

Know more https://www.net-craft.com/blog/2024/06/14/mobile-app-streamline-logistics-arizona-business/

[delemax]

Top Features to Look for in a Courier Delivery App Clone

In today's fast-paced world, the demand for efficient and reliable courier services has skyrocketed. Businesses and individuals alike require quick, secure, and trackable deliveries. To meet this growing need, many entrepreneurs are looking into developing their own courier delivery app clones. However, it's crucial to understand what features are essential to make your app successful. This blog will explore the top features you should look for in a courier delivery app clone to ensure it meets market expectations and provides excellent service.

User-Friendly Interface

The success of any app hinges on its usability. A courier delivery app clone must have a user-friendly interface that is easy to navigate. Users should be able to schedule pickups, track deliveries, and make payments with minimal effort. Intuitive design, clear icons, and straightforward instructions can significantly enhance the user experience, making the app more attractive to potential customers.

Real-Time Tracking

One of the most critical features of a courier delivery app clone is real-time tracking. Customers want to know the exact location of their parcels at any given moment. This feature not only provides peace of mind but also enhances transparency and trust. Ensure that your app includes GPS tracking and updates both the sender and the receiver about the status of their delivery.

Multiple Payment Options

In today's diverse market, offering multiple payment options is a necessity. A courier delivery app clone should support various payment methods, including credit/debit cards, digital wallets, and even cash on delivery. This flexibility ensures that you cater to a broader audience, accommodating different payment preferences and increasing user satisfaction.

Secure Login and Verification

Security is paramount in any app, especially one handling deliveries. Incorporate secure login and verification processes in your courier delivery app clone. Use OTP (One-Time Password) verification, secure password policies, and encryption to protect user data. This will help build trust and assure users that their information is safe.

Automated Dispatch and Routing

Efficiency is key in the courier business. An automated dispatch and routing system can optimize delivery routes, reducing fuel costs and delivery times. This feature ensures that your drivers take the most efficient routes and helps manage multiple deliveries simultaneously. It also minimizes human error, leading to faster and more accurate deliveries.

In-App Chat and Support

Customer support is a vital feature for any service-based app. Integrate an in-app chat system that allows customers to communicate directly with support teams or drivers. This feature can resolve issues quickly and enhance customer satisfaction. Ensure your courier delivery app clone offers responsive and helpful support to address any concerns users might have.

Push Notifications

Keeping users informed is crucial for maintaining engagement and trust. Push notifications in a courier delivery app clone can update users about their delivery status, estimated arrival times, and any delays. These notifications can also be used for promotional purposes, keeping your customers informed about new features or special offers.

Detailed Order History

A detailed order history feature allows users to review their past deliveries, track expenses, and reorder services quickly. This is particularly useful for businesses that need to keep track of their shipments. Providing a comprehensive order history enhances the user experience by making the app more functional and informative.

Multi-Language Support

In a globalized world, catering to a diverse user base is essential. Offering multi-language support in your courier delivery app clone ensures that non-native speakers can use the app comfortably. This inclusivity can significantly expand your user base and improve customer satisfaction.

Conclusion

Choosing the right features for your courier delivery app clone is crucial for its success. A user-friendly interface, real-time tracking, multiple payment options, secure login, automated dispatch, in-app chat, push notifications, detailed order history, and multi-language support are all essential elements that can make your app stand out.

For a robust and feature-rich courier delivery app clone, consider partnering with Bytesflow Technologies. Their expertise in developing tailored app solutions ensures that you receive a high-quality product that meets all your business needs. With Bytesflow Technologies, you can be confident that your courier delivery app clone will be a cut above the rest, providing exceptional service to your users.

[multiplicity-positivity]

Any chance you guys got any advice about maintaining work, employment, or at least a consistent schedule to do some app contractor job like doordash? Like, I know employment isn’t an indicator of worth, but self worth doesn’t pay the rent. I’m asking yall specifically because a lot of the problems are caused by being a system- memory gaps, decisions that one alter makes that screws over the rest of us, triggers being activated, stuff like that. I can’t wait for the 2~ years it takes to get on disability.

Hi! We’ve got the work part and our host fronting right now, and we’re probably the alters in our system most equipped to answer this. We’re unable to work jobs that are very physically or mentally demanding due to our disabilities, and we currently work almost full time as a delivery driver/sometimes manager for a pizza chain. Here’s how we handle that!

Under a cut because it got so long - sorry!

1. A designated work part

Having one part, alter, or headmate who is willing to and capable of managing a job has been, for us, essential. I (Corrie, but first as Margo) have been the work part for our system since we got our first job at 15, and for 11 years I’ve been handling our employment! I took it upon myself to make work my own responsibility, with help from our gatekeeper, who helps to ensure I’m fronting when I need to be.

However, there have been weird days, times when the system is triggered, when I’ve been too unwell, or something else has happened to keep me from the front, when we’ve had to have another part take over so we can make it to work. So, for us, having a couple other parts who are at least willing to try fronting for work has been immensely helpful. In our system, Parker and Kip have both helped us out in the past when I haven’t been able to front for whatever reason. I’ve more or less “trained” them through them cofronting with me at work, and talking them through different tasks we are responsible for on the clock when I’m able.

2. Calendars, and alarms

Another very important aspect of being employed as a system, for us. Our alarms go off to wake us up, to let us know how much time we have to get ready for work, and to let us know what time we need to leave. Our phone calendar has task reminders for thing that need to be completed weekly or monthly, along with deadlines for projects, certification renewals, and things like that. All of our alarms have lengthy labels, some of them with references to notes in a Google Doc/ our notes app, so whoever sees the alarm can know what it’s for and how to respond accordingly.

3. Notes and CHECKLISTS!!

Oh how our system loves checklists! Checklists help us feel like we’re making progress and work as a visual aid for what we’ve completed during the work day. We have a few permanent checklists used by different members of our system, all located in our notes app on our phone. We have:

A good morning checklist, with items like brushing teeth, taking medication, eating breakfast, and getting dressed in our uniform

Along with other checklists like a delivery checklist, an inside checklist, a manager’s checklist, and a before-we-leave checklist. We also make a new checklist every day for things that change, like managing food prep and other tasks that vary

We also have notes to keep track of other work-related things, like how to clock in, how to take an order, and how to make certain food items. All of these notes, along with the checklists, are grouped together in a work folder in our notes app! A system member needs only to search for what they need help with, and we likely have a pre written note that can point them in the right direction.

4. Honesty with our parts, coworkers, and ourselves

We often have to be blunt with alters who could not handle fronting at work. We’ve had lengthy discussions with our system to explain why certain alters should not be permitted to front at work, and why certain alters are the most capable of fronting at work. We’ve been lucky in that hardly ever have we had a non-work part fronting for a shift! Being genuine, honest, and serious with our system about our boundaries and capabilities when it comes to working has helped us in this regard.

We’ve also had to be open with our boss and, to a lesser extent, our coworkers regarding our symptoms and disabilities. We have never, ever, disclosed our diagnoses to anyone we work with, and we don’t plan on ever doing this! However, we have told our boss that we struggle with mental health, that we have difficulties with amnesia and depression, and that we may need accommodations like taking time off or requiring extra assistance from time to time. Our boss has been incredibly understanding and has worked with us whenever we’ve experienced a crisis, PTSD symptoms, or other issues relating to our disabilities at work.

Please check your local laws to see whether or not you will be required to disclose your disability/ies (if you have any) to your new potential boss or manager. If it’s not necessary, we recommend keeping diagnoses to yourself, and disclosing symptoms as they arise on a need-to-know basis. This can help keep yourself and your system safer and more secure in the long run!

5. Distress tolerance and trigger management

Outside of work (so I, Corrie, don’t really front for this, but Parker does), we’ve been working on building our distress tolerance, recognizing what triggers us, and learning new DBT skills to add to our self care and PTSD management toolkit. Therapy has been really really helpful with this, but we’ve also been learning a lot from our DBT workbook (<- hyperlink to Amazon) - we recommend it quite regularly on this blog.

Doing this sort of work when we’re not at our job has made it a bit easier for those of us who do front at work to be able to do so without getting triggered, anxious, or upset as much! When we know how to effectively regulate our emotions, we’re more equipped to handle distressing situations while on the clock. It’s still a work in progress, and we’re not perfect at managing our emotions yet! But we’re practicing and making an effort, and we’ve finally reached a point where our efforts are showing results even at work.

Sorry this got so long! Hopefully there’s something here that could help your system when finding employment and starting work. Working for a living can be incredibly challenging, but in many cases, getting on disability or receiving government assistance can be much more difficult or nearly impossible to achieve!

If any of our followers are plural and work/are employed, please feel free to share any other tips or tricks you have! We’re sorry if this response is all over the place or if there really isn’t much useful info here. We’re wishing y’all the very best of luck with finding profitable, manageable employment in the future!

🌷 Corrie and 💫 Parker

[crackers4jenn]

But what if I write a s15, post-finale "Changing Channels"-esque fic where Dean didn't die, Cas is back from the empty, and Gabriel gets bored and meddles a little, popping Dean and Cas into various fic/romcom tropes??? (a snippet behind the cut)

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The blare of a horn startles Dean awake, echoing in his ears long after the initial honk.

Still kinda drowsy at first, Dean notices, through the windshield, which should’ve been his first red flag, a stretch of road ahead, and then some taillights.

Immediately he’s hurled into panic mode.

“Shit, shit—”

He swerves onto the shoulder and slams on the brakes, his heart thumping hard enough he can feel his pulse in his neck. A light sweat breaks out across his forehead over what seems, now, like a close call.

Blindly grappling for the gear shift, he winds up missing; instead, his hand hits the dashboard of what definitely isn’t the Impala.

Dean's brain stutters offline for a second.

When it turns back on, he manages to put the car in park while fumbling for the door handle—too high, it’s in the wrong spot—he finds it and stumbles out of the car, nearly face-planting into asphalt in his hurry.

It’s dark out, that’s the first thing he notices. He finds himself, somehow, in the middle of a suburban neighborhood, the tree-lined, HOA kind, every house with an American flag staked in the lawn and pumpkins adorning the front stoops.

Mind racing, he tries to recall the last thing he remembers.

Eileen was over. They were at the bunker. Her and him and Sam and Cas were in the Deancave, watching a movie.

There was no hunt, no way he could’ve been caught and strung up by some djinn. He hasn't pissed off any witches lately. They were at home freaking relaxing, so how is he here?

Maybe they fell asleep? Maybe he's dreaming?

He closes his eyes, tries to wake himself up. Jittery, he shakes out his hands. Nothing happens, and he's drawing the line at a Wizard of Oz heel tap, so he gives up.

With sinking dread, the kind that comes with a lifelong history of being the cosmic mattress to a douchebag higher power, Dean starts for the car again—then stops dead in his tracks and does a full-on double-take: there’s a giant neon 'Pizza World' sign welded onto the roof, because, holy shit, it’s a pizza delivery car, he’d been driving a pizza delivery car.

Needle careening toward the red end of his freak-out meter, he drops back into the driver’s seat in a throat-drying, adrenaline-releasing rush, only then realizing with a groan—the pants he was wearing the last he remembered? The three layers of shirts, including flannel? His go-to? Yeah, not part of whatever bizarro world he woke up in. Now he's got on a black polo shirt with the Pizza World logo, and (worse) a pair of jean shorts that're riding way too high up his thighs for his liking.

How the hell did he miss this before?

Oh, right, probably from the shock of BEING HURTLED INTO SOME WEIRD ASS MINDFUCK.

He gropes for his phone in his back pocket and finds it there easily, so at least one thing’s still the same, never mind that he’s got denim riding up his ass right now, but when he swipes the thing on, there’s an unfamiliar map pulled up, coordinates already plugged in.

He frowns and taps the home key. And then taps again when nothing happens. Zero to pissed, his taps turn into rage pounding but the map app stays frozen on the screen. When he tries to force a restart, the phone won't turn off, which is when Dean accepts, fine. He has to play along. Cool.

Awesome. Nothing weird or messed up about that.

He starts driving.

Turns out, he’s basically already wherever he needs to go. He gets to the end of the road, takes a left, and the destination he’s being led to like a horse following an ominously dangled carrot is a two-story house smack in the middle of a cul-de-sac.

He rolls up the driveway with his high beams pointed at the garage, cutting lines in the dark. Just like every other house he passed, this one’s still decked out for Halloween, fake cobwebs strung from the rafters and a couple of plastic skeletons at the porch.

Now that he’s here, thinking alright, I played your stupid game, he tries his phone again. Nada.

With a sigh and some bullshit bravado mustered mostly out of frustration, he turns the car off and starts to get out. He winds up pausing, one foot on the ground, the other still in the car, to hook his hands over the frame of the door, taking a moment to look around for anything shady, his hunter instincts on high alert.

The wind rustles some trees, which blows loose a few stray leaves that drift to the gutter. Up the street, a car drives past, freakishly quiet because it’s one of them super silent electric ones.

Right, then.

He crosses the driveway, walking up the pathway that leads to the front door. The curtains in all the windows are drawn open. He cranes his neck trying to peek inside without making it obvious to the neighborhood crime watch that’s what he’s doing, but all he sees is a couch and TV and living room.

Reaching the door, he hesitates once more. Forms a fist to knock. Then decides, maybe he oughta be the one springing his presence onto someone, not being sprung on. He grabs the knob.

The door yanks open and Dean almost falls off the porch from surprise.

“Dean,” Cas says on an exhale so full of relief, it helps Dean process that it’s Cas in front of him, who looks like he’s almost sagging from the weight of his own appreciation. “You’re here.”

Dean shrugs his bravado back into place now that there’s a familiar face to tether himself to. Still, his knees nearly buckle at the sight of him, and he wonders vaguely about Sam, but doesn’t let himself think too hard about whether or not he's here, if he’s okay. If he goes down that road, there’s no getting off it.

Gruffly, he goes, “Yeah, and where the hell's that, exactly? Got any idea?”

“I don’t know. I woke up a few minutes ago, here, in this house, but when I tried to call you—”

He holds his phone out for Dean to see. His contact information is pulled up and when Cas hits the 'call' button in demonstration, there’s only dead air on the line. His finger covers the screen for a moment before he swipes to show Dean the text messages he’d been attempting.

Dean pulls his phone out too. What do you know, the map has disappeared, but when he brings up his own texts, there’s zip from Cas.

“I got nothing,” he tells him, at a loss.

"I tried Sam too. It didn't work."

Suddenly remembering the car, his freaking uniform, Dean asks, “Did you… order… pizza?” and doesn’t know what kinda answer he’s even expecting here, but he’s trying to figure out what sorta rules they’re following.

Cas's eyes narrow in confusion and then grow big, seeing Dean clearly for the first time, and not in a recognizable way. His gaze falls to the logo embroidered on Dean’s chest. “No, but—”

All of a sudden, some kid comes whizzing into view behind Cas, which is startling enough on its own, but then he stops to shoot Dean with a nerf gun. He aims for the crotch and absolutely nails the shot. Dean curls inward with an airy oof of pain as the kid bolts back off with a victory whoop and some sociopathic gusto.

“The hell,” Dean manages to squeeze past his lips, high-pitched and shell-shocked.

“You’re a pizza man?”

Cas says it like something’s beginning to fall into place for him. Less of a startled realization and more of a dreaded observation.

Dean breathes, “Yeah,” with a wince, trying to unfurl.

“I'm a babysitter,” Cas says disbelievingly. Another kid shyly inches into view, her arms wrapped tightly around one of Cas's legs as she reveals half her face only. Jesus, what the hell. “Apparently,” Cas adds, reaching down to pat the kid on the head in a reassuring way.

Dean’s crap when it comes to guessing kids' ages, he’s only ever had Sam and then Ben to go by, but he’s gonna clock the clinger as four and the nut-buster between the six to eight range.

Doesn’t clear up anything in the slightest.

“The hell,” Dean says again.

++

The boy’s running around like he dripped sugar straight from the bag into his veins. He zips past Dean and Cas with his gun pointed at them at all times, the kind that unloads multiple foam bullets at once, but he disappears into the dining room slash kitchen without firing, finding his glee in the way Dean flinches.

“Freak,” Dean murmurs.

Cas stares at him flatly, unimpressed with Dean making instant enemies with a child. The girl’s still suctioned to his legs like a frog on the side of a terrarium, peering up at Dean like he’s the thing hiding in her closet at night.

Yeah, yeah.

“So, what, we hang around, then, wait for mom and dad to get back? Play Candyland?” Before waiting for an answer, he shakes off the sarcasm and hisses, "This don't feel wrong to you?"

"No, Dean, it feels incredibly normal," Cas rolls out just as mockingly, sharper and more biting. "I often wake up clung to by random children in other people's homes—”

A foam bullet sails past their heads. Dean's freaked out enough his frustration bubbles over.

“Dude, Deliverance Jr., dial it back,” he bites out in the direction of the hyperactive blur. Something in his tone makes the lip of the little girl quiver, and that’s the only warning they get before she breaks into an eardrum-bursting wail.

“Dean,” Cas sighs. For a second he’s torn between his own annoyance and the weariness of needing to offer comfort. Because it’s Cas, the latter wins out and he softens.

“What? Kid's freaking her out,” Dean defends, throwing his shoulders in the direction of the other rugrat.

“Really? Because I think that might be you—”

Perfectly timed, another nerf bullet whines past, just barely missing Cas.

Dean's eyebrows climb high atop his forehead to gloat: you were saying?

Unwilling to step off the high road now that he’s there, Cas instead redirects his attention to the girl. Her cries have lowered in volume, now at a range still in 'giving it two more minutes before the neighbors call CPS,' but at least Dean can hear himself think.

Dropping into a crouch, Cas puts a hand on the girl's shoulder. “Everything is going to be alright, you don’t need to be afraid.”

The brother sure as hell knows his cue, he'll give him that: they hear the springy release of the trigger just seconds before a bullet thwacks Cas—with eerie precision—right at his temple.

Dean tries not to preen, settling instead to rock back on his heels, lifting a finger gleefully. “You, uh, got a little something—”

The bullet gives up its suction and drops to the floor.

Cas closes his eyes and breathes out through his nose.

Abruptly, everything around Dean and Cas but Dean and Cas themselves freezes with a time-bending pop. The girl turns silent and motionless, her head thrown back. And not figuratively, not in some bullshit 'it's like time stood still' metaphorical way. Literally. Even the tear that had been falling down her cheek is now paused in place, glistening wetly.

Cas slowly climbs to his feet, glancing over at Dean. There’s almost a crackle in the air, bringing with it a sense of foreboding.

“Cas…” Dean murmurs in alarm, ready to grab him by the collar and dip out of there fast if they need to.

“WOW, seriously?” booms a voice from the other side of the room, right next to the boy who was caught mid-attack with his gun aimed at his sister. Gabriel waves a hand in front of the kid’s suspended face, then grins, pleased with his work. “Hello, boys.”

Dean and Cas have barely wrapped up their 'what the actual hell?’ facial exchange before Cas is storming forward, fists clenched. “Gabriel,” he fumes.

Gabriel disappears with a smirk, only to reappear behind them, now with the sofa serving as a makeshift barricade.

“Ah-ah,” he scolds Cas.

“Aren’t you supposed to be dead?” Dean turns around and blurts. Cas reappears at his side, swaying close enough their elbows brush. “Like, dead-dead.”

Gabriel places a hand over his heart in mock-offense. “Was, yeah.” His gaze sharpens. “And then Castiel happened.”

That all-to-well known, first feeling of betrayal starts to bubble up and stab Dean in the gut, the one that means Dean was left out of some really important shit, but one look at Cas squashes it dead. Cas's brow is folded together, just as confused as Dean is.

Gabriel's sigh is loud and full of suffering. “My untimely demise, the Empty, eternal slumber, et cetera-et cetera,” Gabriel ticks off with a roll of his eyes to catch them up, put out by it. Dean feels Cas tense. Protectiveness tears through him and he falls another inch closer to him. “Ringing any bells? Sure, never-ending unconsciousness has its appeal, don’t get me wrong. But Cas here showed up and things got LOUD.”

Cas is turning over his own memories. He's still frowning. “Jack—”

“Picked the locks, raised a little hell. Broke you free. Yeah, and left the doors wide open. Long enough, anyway,” he says with a boastful shrug of the shoulder to imply his escape was easy. His tone changes again. He jerks a finger between Dean and Cas. “What're we callin' him, by the way? My big brother’s half-human Nephilim son turned… dad, I guess, in the package of a barely pubescent boy-toy?” He makes a clicking noise. “Doesn’t really roll off the tongue, and 'God' feels—” His head wobbles back and forth like he’s coming up short, like it’s Jack’s fault for that. "Been there, done that."

Full of threat, Cas steps forward. No wings are visible, not with Cas officially one of the mud-monkeys, but there’s almost a ripple in the air like they’re there anyway.

Gabe swallows his words with a placating grin. “Going with 'Jack,' then.”

With a calmness he doesn’t feel, Dean reaches up and grips Cas's sleeve. Not to stop him, purely for the purpose of anchoring him.

It makes Gabriel’s smile grow until it’s uncomfortable to be in front of.

“Finally,” he says, huffing it out. “Funny thing, when you showed up,” he tells Cas. “All them bittersweet-nothings keeping you company night after night after night? Over and over, the will-they-why-freaking-won't-they, the drama,” Gabe recalls like even now it still pains him. “Buddyroll, we all caught the show. Your's,” he tells Cas pointedly, and something about it makes Cas squirm. “It woke us up, and it played EVERYWHERE. I’m talking full theater release, in IMAX.”

Dean glances over, not following along. “Cas?”

Ignoring him, Cas bites out, “What’s your point? Why are we here?”

“Gettin’ there,” Gabriel says. Feeling brave enough to leave the protection the couch offers, he swivels around, admiring the aesthetics. His gaze bounces from the jumbo flat screen TV—he whistles, impressed—to the family photos on the wall—that gets an apathetic headshake, like Gabriel's calling 'pass' on the hotness of the mom, or hell, the dad—before finally landing on the crying kid, still frozen mid-tantrum. He shudders.

“Gabriel,” Cas warns, past the point of tolerance.

“You, baby bro, are hella impatient." When Cas's glower intensifies, Gabriel pulls up defensive hands. "Just an observation. You have the self-restraint of a hurricane over Florida soil. You tell this shmuck shaped like a Bass Pro Shop you love him—” Dean gets gestured at in disgust, "—yet here I am peeking in two months post-miracle resurrection, two months post-the Truman Show you didn’t sign up for, and instead of busting you in flagrante delicto,” he purrs pervishly, “you’re 'two dudes in a hot tub five feet apart cause you’re not gay'?”

The reference goes clear over their heads, but the implication doesn’t.

Cas moves out of Dean's hold, almost embarrassed, but Dean’s too busy processing everything to notice, his brain working stupidly fast to put it all together.

The pizza guy.

The babysitter.

The freaking short shorts.

When he meets Gabriel’s playful gaze, his own is full of fury.

“You thought, what,” Dean starts roughly, “you'd zap us into porno land and we'd just start going at it?”

“Ding, ding, ding,” Gabriel calls out, pressing his finger to the tip of his nose. “Street-smart’s got it one.”

Cas isn’t connecting the same dots.

Dean seethes through his clenched jaw, “Dude, you’re the babysitter,” and tries like hell to keep the flames from licking up the side of his face, willing away the telltale flush of embarrassment.

All of a sudden, Cas gets it. His eyes widen in understanding and almost automatically drop to Dean's pretty damn bare legs. Just as quickly he snaps his attention elsewhere, looking at the wall, the ceiling, the door where, come to think of it, yeah, Dean wouldn’t mind bailing right about now.

“Cute,” Gabriel teases.

“Whatever this is,” Cas says, menacing once more, “you need to stop.”

“I could,” Gabriel agrees. And then he grins. “Or—”

He snaps his fingers.

[lactosegremlin]

patch #2 out of 4 out for delivery!!

custom patch should be here by the 30th and the last two by feb 5th.

i’m terrible about waiting for mail, i’m so impatient. like i low key feel creepy when something ships ups or via amazon truck bc they have a service that allows you to like track the truck in their app.

so i’m just practically hunkered down on my porch stalking the poor driver waiting for my package/mail piece to be delivered.

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Solve Last Mile Delivery Problems With Water Delivery Management Software 

The water delivery industry needs a solution to last-mile delivery challenges to ensure efficient and timely service. Water Delivery Management Software is key because it uses intelligent route optimization, real-time tracking, and enhanced customer engagement features to tackle the complexities of last-mile delivery. This software enables businesses to navigate intricate routes, optimize resource allocation, and provide customers with transparent and reliable delivery updates. Data-driven insights and efficient management tools enable Water Delivery Software not only to resolve last-mile delivery problems but also to revolutionize the entire delivery process, ensuring precision, reliability, and customer satisfaction at every step.

[taxibookingapplikeuberclone]

How to Build a Taxi Booking App Like inDriver, OLA, and Uber Clone App

In today's fast-paced world, convenience is key when it comes to transportation. Taxi booking apps like inDriver, OLA, and Uber have revolutionized the way people get around. If you're looking to join the ride-hailing industry and create your own successful taxi booking app, you're in the right place. In this article, we'll guide you through the process step by step.

Understanding the Market

Before diving into app development, it's crucial to conduct thorough market research. This research will help you identify your target audience, understand their needs, and analyze your competitors. Here's how you can get started:

Market Analysis

Begin by researching the ride-hailing market in your target region. Identify key players, market trends, and potential gaps in services.

Target Audience

Determine your app's target audience. Are you catering to everyday commuters, tourists, or a specific niche? Understanding your users' preferences is essential.

Building the App

Now that you have a clear understanding of the market, it's time to start building your taxi booking app. This process involves several steps:

Feature List

Create a detailed list of features your app will offer. This should include user registration, driver profiles, GPS tracking, payment processing, and more.

Technology Stack

Choose the right technology stack for your app. Consider whether you want to build a native app for iOS and Android or opt for a cross-platform solution.

Design and User Experience

Invest in an intuitive and user-friendly design. The app's interface should be easy to navigate for both passengers and drivers.

Development Team

Assemble a skilled development team or hire a reputable app development company to bring your vision to life.

Testing and Quality Assurance

Thoroughly test the app for bugs, glitches, and security vulnerabilities. Ensure it functions seamlessly before launch.

Deployment

Release your app on app stores like Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Optimize your app listing with relevant keywords and appealing visuals.

Legal and Regulatory Considerations

Compliance with local regulations is essential in the ride-hailing industry. Be sure to:

Obtain Necessary Permits

Check with local authorities to understand the permits and licenses required to operate a taxi booking service.

Data Privacy

Implement robust data privacy measures to protect user information and comply with data protection laws.

Marketing and Promotion

Once your app is live, you'll need to market it effectively to attract users:

Digital Marketing

Utilize digital marketing strategies like search engine optimization (SEO), social media marketing, and online advertising to reach a wider audience.

Incentives and Referral Programs

Encourage users to refer friends and family by offering incentives and referral bonuses.

Scaling and Expansion

As your app gains popularity, consider expanding your services:

Geographic Expansion

Explore opportunities to launch your app in neighboring cities or countries.

Additional Services

Introduce additional services such as food delivery, package delivery, or carpooling to diversify your offerings.

Conclusion

Building a taxi booking app like inDriver, OLA, and Uber requires careful planning, a dedicated team, and a commitment to delivering a top-notch user experience. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can embark on your journey to creating a successful taxi booking app.

FAQs

How much does it cost to develop a taxi booking app?

The cost of app development can vary significantly depending on factors like features, complexity, and the development team's rates. It's best to get a personalized quote from app developers.

Is it essential to have a mobile app for both iOS and Android?

While having apps for both platforms is ideal for reaching a broader audience, you can start with one platform and expand later based on user demand.

What is the key to attracting drivers to my platform?

Offer competitive commissions, a user-friendly driver app, and efficient payment processing to attract and retain drivers.

How can I ensure passenger safety in my app?

Implement background checks for drivers, allow users to share ride details with friends, and incorporate a ratings and reviews system for drivers.

What are some emerging trends in the ride-hailing industry?

Some emerging trends include electric and autonomous vehicles, eco-friendly options, and improved AI for better route optimization and user experience.

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The top reasons behind the lowest ride cancelations by the RideBoom drivers.

Chandigarh, India, 26th January 2023, ZEXPRWIRE, RideBoom is a unique on-demand rideshare app that includes taxis, bikes, and parcel delivery. RideBoom is available in more than five major Indian cities at this stage with bike and taxi rides.

A recent study shows that RideBoom drivers got the lowest ride cancelations and they do cancel only if there is an emergency like if they are stuck in traffic or a car broke down.

Instead, the RideBoom drivers always make a call to the passengers not to cancel the ride.

The top reason why RideBoom got the lowest number of ride cancelations

Extra Earning

As per RideBoom drivers are earning more while driving with RideBoom, RideBoom charges a very small amount fee toward each ride.

Lifelong incentives

The driver can earn without driving with a lifelong incentive plan so if the driver is sick or unwell and unable to work he or she still can make some money.

Low overhead expenses

With RideBoom drivers are saving more money they don’t have to drive empty miles they can get more work around their working area from their attached clients.

Driver support

RideBoom provides better support and advice to the drivers like how to keep their cars clean, how to help with passengers’ luggage, and how to earn more by attaching more customers with their driver code.

RideBoom is focusing on better service by proving better training to its drivers and offering more benefits to the users.

RideBoom Technologies got many safety features in their RideBoom App compared to any other ride-share app in the globe like sharing trip info with loved ones, gender booking options, and preferred driver options.

RideBoom Technologies just add another safety feature in their app a red light icon button on the rider map. This could help and improve the rider’s chances of getting help when you need it while in a car.

Convenience is the number one benefit of ridesharing services. You can always find a driver that can help you get home or anywhere you want to go. There is no need to pre-order or pre-scheduling. When you need a ride, simply open the app on your mobile device and select your location, and you will how far the nearest driver is. Once you order a ride, you can track your driver’s movement and be ready when he/she arrives at your location to pick you up. It’s as simple as that. Get a ride anywhere time.

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[lesenbyan]

yesterday:

the tracking on the tablet I ordered said it was delivered. USPS doesn't normally deliver on Sundays & the tracking is using a time zone I'm not sure of so I can't back calculate when it supposedly was delivered and it didn't come later in the day either but it's sunday so it's not like I could call about it

i had negative spoons and needed to eat and thus ordered food and the delivery driver allegedly (according to someone I ran into later) was just walking around with my order incapable of finding my fairly clearly marked apt so I circled the block twice and then had to fight with the uber app to get in contact with the driver, argue with him about how no it was not delivered to my door, listen to him lie in three different ways and hear his story keep changing and didn't get my food until an hr after he first arrived on my damn street

Today:

3. going to refill meds and realize I've been so inconsistent with my T due to brainfog the script has expired with 2 fills left

4. realize the PP nearby no longer offers hormones and all the other PPs require me to call them in order to try to schedule telehealth bc they're nowhere near me (closest bein 93mi away) but they're all fuckin closed today anyway

and so:

5. if I don't have my package by 3pm I gotta call the USPS and hope I can get any info without having a USPS tracking number, only the one the chinese mail company gave me and

6. have to call the nearby PP tomorrow to double check that I can't get my T through them and then call my dr to finally reschedule the appt I missed 2mo ago bc I've used the last refill on all my psych meds and I might need her to send me to an endo for T

I fucking hate this week and we're barely into day 2