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DoorDash is implementing a testing warning inside the application where non-tipping customers may experience delays in their delivery. Credit: DoorDash Your DoorDash order might take longer than normal if you decide not to tip, as the food service app begins testing a new warning system for non-tippers. Related: Tipping Tension: How much should you tip when going out? As the tipping culture becomes more pervasive, DoorDash decided to take an initiative against non-tippers. “Orders with no tip might take longer to get delivered,” will now be displayed upon ordering from the food delivery app who decide to leave out gratuity. Dashers—the nickname of a DoorDash independent contractor, can decide to give less priority or reject an order that acknowledges the non-tipping warning. According to the DoorDash website, the company pays delivery workers between $2 and $10 per delivery plus 100% of tips. Cash tippers can still experience delays on their orders due to this implementation.