Totally out of steam and was going to use doordash for the first time then I saw how much this shit costed
Totally out of steam and was going to use doordash for the first time then I saw how much this shit costed
No way! If you told me in 2008 that a taco bell taco was going to be $3.65 I would have looked at you like you shot my dog.
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No where had delivery drivers on stsff anymore cause of them too, so now I don't get delivery and if I want crap or not to cook I gotta walk and usually just making something feels easier. Which is probably for the best, but I'm cooking as a job all day and sometimes don't wanna have extra food making after
Jimmy Johm's still does. I used to work for them doing bike delivery in-house. It was nice I got paid to ride my bike. Since I only did the lunch rush, it worked out to $25/hour with the tips which was really good money for me. Somehow I got really lucky and had only about 2 shifts in the rain.
I bought a frozen dinner for the first time a while ago so I would have something in the house for days like today and completely forgot I had it lol/
Good for them. Where I work does it too, but we're pretty delivery light. Higher end of midrange Italian place that specializes in pizzas so we get a lot of takeout orders for pickup but delivery is only 4 days a week cause that's when we have an extra dude with a car. Delivery drivers do pretty good, a lot better than Ubereats guys and it cost the customer less. Also as a cook, if you were to order through an Ubereats or whatever and we happened to use them, I would see it on the chit and I would make the food worse. It sucks that they've basically monopolized delivery cause it's a scab employment firm with extra steps to hide that fact
Where is the extra money going?! These companies still aren't profitable.