If you enjoy being treated like a baby, you’ll love how Curri spoon-feeds information: First, you’ll see a fuzzy map of the route. Second, you’ll get only the pickup address. Third, after you drive to the pickup address and complete the pickup, you’ll get the delivery address. On a scheduled delivery, this info drip could be hours-long. If the fuzzy map offered a bit more clarity, it would keep the simple—the nuts and bolts of this business—simple. There is a big difference—a 30+ minute difference on a school day during a morning commute—between Santa Rita Ranch in Georgetown, Texas and La Conterra in Georgetown, Texas: The former is hell on earth; the latter is a quick zip to an 80mph tollway. Time is money with gig work, and Curri work doesn’t pay by the hour. Modernize the map to the 21st century, and you would remove one annoyance. And stop labeling a Tacoma a “car.” That, too, is annoying . . . and a topic for another review.
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