Pizza Delivery is Serious Business
Originally Posted by senor_flojo,Jun 8 2010, 08:36 PM
dumb move. as a delivery driver of 3 years, I would never step inside a residence, even in the nice neighborhoods.
Bigger home = more places to hide victims, buckets, and lotion.
I try to avoid it at all costs, but sometimes they keep asking lol.
Any of you carry weapons for self protection?
Yes I do make decent money for a kid my age I think, I also know how to save money. I don't drink, I don't do drugs, I don't party, I wear sweat pants, and I regrettably don't have a girlfriend.
I'v always been into cars, and loved s2k's so I saved and got one lol. I wanna start auto x ing and expiericing this car though. I want to take it to a legit track but if anything happens to my car im screwed l
Any of you carry weapons for self protection?
Yes I do make decent money for a kid my age I think, I also know how to save money. I don't drink, I don't do drugs, I don't party, I wear sweat pants, and I regrettably don't have a girlfriend.
I'v always been into cars, and loved s2k's so I saved and got one lol. I wanna start auto x ing and expiericing this car though. I want to take it to a legit track but if anything happens to my car im screwed l
You might make $15-20 /hr delivering pizzas but you also average -$5 (or more) an hour in fuel and wear and tear on your car. I delivered pizzas for a few years, years back, but I learned quick that your best bet is to buy a "pizza car". I always bought a 80s civic or corolla type car, ripped out the passenger seat and drove it until it died.
Anyone driving a S2000 to deliver pizzas needs to get a pizza car ASAP due to the fact that a full time pizza driver can easily put 3000-5000 miles on their car a month and S2k tires do not last very long.
Anyone driving a S2000 to deliver pizzas needs to get a pizza car ASAP due to the fact that a full time pizza driver can easily put 3000-5000 miles on their car a month and S2k tires do not last very long.
true...usually 20 bucks lasts me the whole weekend
and i work fri from 4-10, sat from 1130-4, and sunday from 12-8
but i do what a beater...trying to find an eg or maybe a gsr. Plus i wanna track it, so i don't mess up the s....lol
and i work fri from 4-10, sat from 1130-4, and sunday from 12-8
but i do what a beater...trying to find an eg or maybe a gsr. Plus i wanna track it, so i don't mess up the s....lol
i dont tip pizza deliveries because i always pick up mine. why tip someone on something you know how to do? i know it might sound mean but thats the way i feel.
i do tip at restaurants tho. watched the movie Waiting and made me think again.
i do tip at restaurants tho. watched the movie Waiting and made me think again.
Originally Posted by MasterForce,Jun 10 2010, 08:44 AM
i dont tip pizza deliveries because i always pick up mine. why tip someone on something you know how to do? i know it might sound mean but thats the way i feel.
i do tip at restaurants tho. watched the movie Waiting and made me think again.
i do tip at restaurants tho. watched the movie Waiting and made me think again.
And yeah, Waiting makes you overthink complaining at a restaraunt hahaha
Originally Posted by CKit,Jun 6 2010, 12:37 AM
So question for you guys:
If a pizza guy showed up to your house in a CR, would you be likely to tip more or less?
If a pizza guy showed up to your house in a CR, would you be likely to tip more or less?
Originally Posted by MasterForce,Jun 10 2010, 08:44 AM
i dont tip pizza deliveries because i always pick up mine. why tip someone on something you know how to do? i know it might sound mean but thats the way i feel.
i do tip at restaurants tho. watched the movie Waiting and made me think again.
i do tip at restaurants tho. watched the movie Waiting and made me think again.
Not only that, if a pizza guy takes 3 pizzas out on a delivery, and sees that one of the deliveries is to a known non-tipper, that one goes last. Not to mention it might end up under the air conditioner vent the entire trip...







