What do you mean out the kitchen? You ever heard of cordless phones? Or having a phone in the same area? I know a few people that own pizza shops and the phone is in the same room.. There's no leaving the kitchen.. You act like they cooking pizza.. Its throw in the big ass oven that's it, you act like they turning off stoves and shit to answer the phone.. Hell you ever heard of earbuds?.. You talking about accepting tech but acting like dudes is using rotary phones to answer the phone.. Also lots of places had their own car and the driver just used it so no wear and tear on their own vechile.. Working for door dash is not working for a pizza shop.. They now have to compete with hundreds maybe even thousands of drivers and in most states not getting hourly pay, sometimes for $3 deliveries driving miles back and forth to unfamiliar restaurants.. At the pizza shop you work for one spot, get paid hourly + get tips... Hell I remember yrs ago places like dominoes and papa johns were hiring for 13+ an HR for deliveries and most of the deliveries were just within a few miles.. So they didn't have to go far, sometimes just up the block and they got tipped.. Some of these dudes were doing 5 or more deliveries within the HR getting tipped at least $5 per delivery.. So do the math $25 or more in tips + 13+ an HR on the clock.. That's like 38 an HR delivering for the pizza place.. This was back in like 2010.. Lot of foreigners were doing those jobs getting paid 38+ an HR delivering pizza on bikes mostly.. See how not having automation had reg people making money
I used to drive for a pizza shop back in the day. DoorDash paid m
I remember seeing in a thread that OP said he does/did doordash..... I think he's arguing so hard ccause he got skin in the game ...
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I quit delivering food 3 years ago. Make more money DJing now.
ore than twice as much.
