The most aggravating things about being a driver 14. People who say "Don't worry about the change." This is in reference to coins from the next highest dollar when a customer does not tip. The order might be $21.95. They hand you $22 and say, "Don't worry about the change." The remark is very insulting. There are two ways a driver wants to respond. 1. What makes you think I would worry about 5 cents? 2. I am worried if that's my tip. I need to pay my bills, not buy a gumball from a machine. It's like the customer says not to worry that they just took advantage of you and wasted your time. Don't worry about being reduced to sub-minimum wage. Don't worry about being insulted when nothing was wrong. This is a very callous thing to say! Last updated: June 9, 2010