Papa Johns charges for delivery... didn't notice till today... I use to give the fucker like $5 tip... now fuck that.... I'm not tipping anymore...
Fuck that, I'm not tipping the pizza man anymore!
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wtf, they do? I usually give the papa johns delivery guy $3 bucks. Those motherfuckers always take 1 hour to deliver the pizza too.Originally posted by GFEDPapa Johns charges for delivery... didn't notice till today... I use to give the fucker like $5 tip... now fuck that.... I'm not tipping anymore...Comment
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Maybe you have just never had a good slice. I always thought pizza was like sex...even when its bad, its pretty good.Originally posted by HarmonFuck the pizza guy, fuck pizza period. Pizza sucksSiglessComment
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Btw, how much do they charge? Is it a percentage?Originally posted by GFEDPapa Johns charges for delivery... didn't notice till today... I use to give the fucker like $5 tip... now fuck that.... I'm not tipping anymore...Comment
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You should have ordered Big Sausage Pizza.
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I used to deliver pizzas at Domino's. I made less than minimum wage at $4.45 an hour. The guys at the one closer to me make $4.00/hr. I believe the Papa John's in RI make about $6 and change. How much exactly did they charge for delivery? If it's only a dollar, you should still tip him at least $2 bucks.Originally posted by GFEDPapa Johns charges for delivery... didn't notice till today... I use to give the fucker like $5 tip... now fuck that.... I'm not tipping anymore...
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Gas prices are up and pizza places have said they need to start charging a delivery fee because the drivers can not make it on tips alone.Comment
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only $1.50 which is less than i would have tipped him... just don't like the fact that they include it... like restaurants that include the 20% gratuity...Originally posted by SomeCreepBtw, how much do they charge? Is it a percentage?Comment
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Really? Hmm, I wonder if that works. Because it had the opposite effect on the topic creator here. All the pizza place would have to do is just pay the driver more money for gas. Delivering pizzas really sucked, it's a no-win situation no matter how you look at it. You'd have to be living in Manhattan and delivering pizzas to 5+ customers at a time to make any money.Originally posted by After Shock MediaGas prices are up and pizza places have said they need to start charging a delivery fee because the drivers can not make it on tips alone.
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Papa Johns = BEST delivered pizza!Originally posted by GFEDPapa Johns charges for delivery... didn't notice till today... I use to give the fucker like $5 tip... now fuck that.... I'm not tipping anymore...
I wish they had those here in the PhilippinesComment
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I usually take 20 or 30 pennies, put them in a cup and piss on them. Then I hand them to the pizza guy as I am slamming the door in his face.Comment
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Heh, and you haven't noticed the smell of warm urine on your delivered pizzas yet?Originally posted by HarmonI usually take 20 or 30 pennies, put them in a cup and piss on them. Then I hand them to the pizza guy as I am slamming the door in his face.
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hahaOriginally posted by AlienQYou should have ordered Big Sausage Pizza.
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No, I only use delivery once per restaurantOriginally posted by WalrusHeh, and you haven't noticed the smell of warm urine on your delivered pizzas yet?
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Pizza Pizza charges like 2.50 too ... I don't tip anymore since I've seen that and they are always fucking late anyways.Originally posted by rayadp05I rebooted, deleted temp files, history, cookies and everything...still cannot view the news clip. All I see is that fucking gay ass music video from "Rick Roll". Anyone else have a different link to the news clip?Comment
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Apparently overall it has helped but it will not work with every customer. Roundtable added a 3.00 per delivery charge, for the above stated reason as well. The driver said it actually is more per delivery than she typically used to get when it was averaged out. This coming from a fairly attractive driver, who said she often does better than the guys.Originally posted by WalrusReally? Hmm, I wonder if that works. Because it had the opposite effect on the topic creator here. All the pizza place would have to do is just pay the driver more money for gas. Delivering pizzas really sucked, it's a no-win situation no matter how you look at it. You'd have to be living in Manhattan and delivering pizzas to 5+ customers at a time to make any money.
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They already charge you for delivery with higher prices than you would get if you ordered carry out. Then they add an additional delivey charge to give you the impression that the driver gets the money but they don't. It's becasue they're afraid to raise the prices on the pizza so they screw the delivery drivers over by adding an additional "delivery fee". The driver makes minimum wage and when they pay 3.00 a gallon to drive your pizza to you they make even less if you dont tip them. Dont tip them a few times and you'll probably get booger topping for free on your next order.Comment
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Umm every place I go has the same price for dine in, take out, or delivery except the new 3.00 delivery charge. There typically is no hidden markup.Originally posted by Sylver7They already charge you for delivery with higher prices than you would get if you ordered carry out. Then they add an additional delivey charge to give you the impression that the driver gets the money but they don't. It's becasue they're afraid to raise the prices on the pizza so they screw the delivery drivers over by adding an additional "delivery fee". The driver makes minimum wage and when they pay 3.00 a gallon to drive your pizza to you they make even less if you dont tip them. Dont tip them a few times and you'll probably get booger topping for free on your next order.
Also the drivers here do not get full minimum wage, they get less.Comment
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Go ahead and take the risk. Just don't be surprised that if the same delivery man you stiff delivers to you again, that he will probably spit a big wad in your pizza and bury it under the cheese and a big juicy piece of pepperroni.Originally posted by GFEDFuck that, I'm not tipping the pizza man anymore!
BTW, those delivery guys talk. If you are known as a "stiffer" throughout the delivery crew, any of them are likely to spit on your pizza before handing it to you with a big smile.Comment
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dudes back in Pittsburgh (where pizza is REAL pizza!Originally posted by WalrusReally? Hmm, I wonder if that works. Because it had the opposite effect on the topic creator here. All the pizza place would have to do is just pay the driver more money for gas. Delivering pizzas really sucked, it's a no-win situation no matter how you look at it. You'd have to be living in Manhattan and delivering pizzas to 5+ customers at a time to make any money.
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) make bank off of delivering pizza. shit, it was common for me to tip $5-$7 on any given time. they hustle ass to get your food there, the food is always good & ready to clog an artery
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no wonders some of you get shitty service, you dont tip. they remember that shit. if you cant afford to give the guy a measley $3 for delivery then stop being so lazy and go get the pizza yourself. its bad enough they dont make shit for wages, then you go top it off by not tipping them.I host with VacaresComment
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Yeah, my point exactly. City deliveries are probably more profitable than delivering in towns.Originally posted by Babagirlsdudes back in Pittsburgh (where pizza is REAL pizza!
) make bank off of delivering pizza. shit, it was common for me to tip $5-$7 on any given time. they hustle ass to get your food there, the food is always good & ready to clog an artery 
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No doubt. I hope some of the guys who replied in this thread were only joking. And some of you are exactly right. Well, almost. We didn't put shit or piss on the non-tipping pizzas, but we'd do other things... Like cutting the pizza very uneven. lol. I had a blast doing that, I'd cut the thing up like I was a Samurai! And then we'd put like very little pepperoni on it, lol. I remember when we put those hot pepper seeds in the sauce. LOL! And they never complained once! Isn't that funny. I bet they shit like hell with all those hot pepper seeds buried in it though.Originally posted by beemkno wonders some of you get shitty service, you dont tip. they remember that shit. if you cant afford to give the guy a measley $3 for delivery then stop being so lazy and go get the pizza yourself. its bad enough they dont make shit for wages, then you go top it off by not tipping them.
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actually all the system is wrong..like when you are in a restaurant, you are already paying for the service and you still have to give them more money,,fuck itOriginally posted by pimppornSo they don't sit on the dough with their bare ass when they hear the guy who never tips wants a pizza.
I'm just a newbie.Comment
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Mosy places have a 3 dollar delivery charge cause of the cheap assholes who give nothingComment
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You're in Europe though. Tipping is predominantly an American thing.Originally posted by Dalai lamaI never tip them.
Why wouldn't the pizza place charge a delivery fee? It costs the pizza joint more money to deliver the pizza to your house, of course they're going to charge you. Not only do they need to pay an extra employee, but they also need to pay for miles/gas. All of those extra costs cut into the profitability of the business.
The pizza place I order from is 2 blocks away from my house. I think its a $2 delivery fee, then I usually give an additional $2-3 as a tip. Whenever I phone in an order I'm told it will be about an hour but the pizza is always at my door within 30 minutes.
I'm really quite amused that so many of you have a problem with a $2 delivery fee. My biggest qualm with eating out is it takes too long. Drive to the place (15 minutes), order food (30 minutes), eat (30 minutes), then drive home (15 minutes.) One outing and we're talking at least one and a half hours erased from my day. By spending that $2 on having pizza delivered I can save that hour and a half and continue doing whatever it is that I'm doing. Time is a very valuable commodity to me.
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But you're in Brasil. I'm sure the system there is a bit different than in the USA. I know it is entirely different in Europe. Waiters are paid more than minimum wage over there. Here in the USA waiters get paid around $3 dollars or so. For pizza delivery drivers here they get anywhere from $4.00/hr to $6.50/hr.Originally posted by tranzaactually all the system is wrong..like when you are in a restaurant, you are already paying for the service and you still have to give them more money,,fuck itComment
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I couldn't have said it better. Good call on Dalai Lama's location, I didn't even notice he was in Europe. I made my post as you wrote yours.Originally posted by SlyYou're in Europe though. Tipping is predominantly an American thing.
I'm really quite amused that so many of you have a problem with a $2 delivery fee. My biggest qualm with eating out is it takes too long. Drive to the place (15 minutes), order food (30 minutes), eat (30 minutes), then drive home (15 minutes.) One outing and we're talking at least one and a half hours erased from my day. By spending that $2 on having pizza delivered I can save that hour and a half and continue doing whatever it is that I'm doing. Time is a very valuable commodity to me.Last edited by Walrus; 09-08-2005, 06:34 PM.Comment
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Well, I can't say how much they get, probably the minimum wage. But it's certainly not that common to tip in Brazil. I don't tip delivery guys, but I tip other services where I feel it's appropriated.Originally posted by WalrusBut you're in Brasil. I'm sure the system there is a bit different than in the USA. I know it is entirely different in Europe. Waiters are paid more than minimum wage over there. Here in the USA waiters get paid around $3 dollars or so. For pizza delivery drivers here they get anywhere from $4.00/hr to $6.50/hr.
Tranza, Mr. Pink?
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very true! he still has to use his gas and his car to bring the pizza to ya!Originally posted by tony404its not the drivers faultComment
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You make way too much sense.Originally posted by SlyYou're in Europe though. Tipping is predominantly an American thing.
Why wouldn't the pizza place charge a delivery fee? It costs the pizza joint more money to deliver the pizza to your house, of course they're going to charge you. Not only do they need to pay an extra employee, but they also need to pay for miles/gas. All of those extra costs cut into the profitability of the business.
The pizza place I order from is 2 blocks away from my house. I think its a $2 delivery fee, then I usually give an additional $2-3 as a tip. Whenever I phone in an order I'm told it will be about an hour but the pizza is always at my door within 30 minutes.
I'm really quite amused that so many of you have a problem with a $2 delivery fee. My biggest qualm with eating out is it takes too long. Drive to the place (15 minutes), order food (30 minutes), eat (30 minutes), then drive home (15 minutes.) One outing and we're talking at least one and a half hours erased from my day. By spending that $2 on having pizza delivered I can save that hour and a half and continue doing whatever it is that I'm doing. Time is a very valuable commodity to me.
No wonder so many have a hard time in this business. They don't think.Comment
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Damn, you guys were pretty nice considering...Originally posted by WalrusWe didn't put shit or piss on the non-tipping pizzas, but we'd do other things... Like cutting the pizza very uneven.
I remember when I use to work in the pizza joint, and a call would come in for delivery to a known "stiffer". All the delivery guys would be begging to take that delivery because they couldn't wait to get their revenge by spitting a big wad in the pizza. One sick crazy fucker that worked there was so fed up with a well known stiffer that even stuck his finger up his ass and rubbed it under a piece of pepperroni. But that night, the stiffer happend to tip for once. lolComment
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you got my point :DOriginally posted by xfalmpWell, I can't say how much they get, probably the minimum wage. But it's certainly not that common to tip in Brazil. I don't tip delivery guys, but I tip other services where I feel it's appropriated.
Tranza, Mr. Pink?
I'm just a newbie.Comment
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Actually i have the perfect person here to set you straight ( a former pizza delivery guy )Originally posted by SlyYou're in Europe though. Tipping is predominantly an American thing.
Why wouldn't the pizza place charge a delivery fee? It costs the pizza joint more money to deliver the pizza to your house, of course they're going to charge you. Not only do they need to pay an extra employee, but they also need to pay for miles/gas. All of those extra costs cut into the profitability of the business.
Pizza place's make more delivering than anything else. They don't pay for gas/mileage ( well actually every pizza place set's their own rules but most of the big ones don't ) . But to boil it down into easy to understand terms , he ( the pizza delivery guy ) would make $250-300 a night , and pay for all expenses. Plus they usually pay them minimum wage ( and that just covers taxes basically because its mandatory to claim 10% of sales as tips) so they dont actually get a check.. just tips.
So he would clear 45k a year after expenses.hatisblack at yahoo.comComment
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and the driver pays taxes on 10% of his sales regardless of if you give him a tip. So if you order a $20 pizza , the delivery driver has to claim $2 as income ( regardless of if he actually gets a tip ) so from that $2 he may have to pay 60 cents to the government. So basically the driver needs about 60 cents just to break even.. ( minus expenses )Originally posted by mrblingI always tip at least 10%
why not, drivers just trying to make a buck,hatisblack at yahoo.comComment













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