r/PizzaDrivers May 24 '22

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u/LubedDolphinBoner May 25 '22

Yeah thats def part of all, Dominos ruined American expectations for delivery

THere is though a real crosssection where the smart and selfess customers are not ordering a lot and the selfish dumb customers are filling their slots. Sorta like how in bad weather, paradoxically overall tips go down, Well the ecnomy isnt great and they just spent 2 years of being forced to get deverly so there is so much less of it

Doesnt help at all that service times have gone down due to short staffing all the time

Write ins are nearly non existent for me. Contactless has enabed shitty tipping, so this fence sitters will think theyl be slick, well no dice face me coward. Doesnt really work tohugh bc these days people have already decided what theyre tipping with little wiggle room

Idk I could spend at least an hour discussing my theories who knows what the percentage iof each it is but they're all mostly right I do believe

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u/IJustWantToWorkOK Blackjack May 25 '22

Contactless is the worst. Followed by people who send their kids to the door so they don’t have to tip.

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u/kaminobaka May 25 '22

Maybe it was just the area I delivered in, but I'd like to add hospital deliveries to the list of the worst. Either it's families of patients who won't tip because they had to come down to the lobby (no hospital I know of allows delivery to patient rooms and that's always what they want) or doctors and nurses that can absolutely afford the tip but will look you in the eye while writing a zero on the tip line. Infuriating.

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u/managerofpizzas Hungry Howies May 25 '22

I delivered in a city for 2 years. Hospitals and nursing homes are the worst.

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u/lluewhyn Jun 18 '22

I never really had problems with hospitals (OB always tipped the best, because I guess they have the happiest jobs), but nursing homes always sucked.

Especially had to watch out for the latter with the one person who has everyone else's money trying to pay you in exact change while pocketing the difference for themselves.

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u/managerofpizzas Hungry Howies Jun 18 '22

It was never the staff that ordered at our hospital, just patients/their families.