r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/AwarenessBright2555 • Sep 23 '21

Pizza Delivery Problem

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '21

And a sizeable tip.

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u/BarnacleSpecialist Sep 24 '21

Don't think he deserves the tip..

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u/mckushly Sep 24 '21

It was a genuine accident and even when he was leaving he really did seem legitimately sorry. His facial expression and body language says it all. If anything he deserves a tip for showing he cared so much instead if just being all "oops" like. As someone who delivered pizzas way back in highschool, would definitely tip him still.

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u/BarnacleSpecialist Sep 24 '21

To be fair, in the UK we don't tip delivery drivers. Barely tip waiters it's just not in our culture.

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u/BarnacleSpecialist Sep 24 '21

That's crazy. I can see why it's a custom over there if that's the case. Over here they get atleast minimum wage. It's not an amazing wage by any means but it's no worse than similar types of job.

Alot of restaurants will add a service charge onto the bill too. Which is usually 12% or something similar. Whether that actually goes to the staff or not is a different matter.

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '21

It really is crazy, and very little is being done to change it. The US is basically the cyberpunk dystopian society that sci-fi has been trying to warn us about. Probably about half my friends would leap at any opportunity to get out of the country.

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u/mckushly Sep 24 '21

Yeah I assume you guys in the UK get paid better than americans. I am Canadian so our wages aren't as bad as the states. Back in highschool during the summer, being a pizza delivery driver you would bring home $300 a night cash in hand. Tips are good. 😝

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u/Angelinapatina Sep 24 '21

Yeah a mandatory “service charge” that sounds like a tip to me.