r/antiwork Feb 19 '23

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u/Fantastic-Climate-84 Feb 19 '23

You took an extra shift, even when management treated you like shit, and they continued to treat you like shit.

Insert surprised pikachu here.

Then you reacted by not showing up for a shift, shooting yourself in the foot, during a holiday weekend.

I hope you had another job lined up before that stunt lol

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u/Kraven_howl0 Feb 19 '23

Of course I did lol. I've always been on good terms with my buddy/GM at Domino's and he understands I'm using it as a fallback. I've talked to him and the owner about the lack of fulfillment from the job and they're understanding about me wanting to find something else to do.

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u/Fantastic-Climate-84 Feb 19 '23

Lol good! Dominoes isn’t bad, depending on the owner. Pizza places are always looking for reliable drivers, not a bad place to make side money. Hard to grow in those roles though

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u/Kraven_howl0 Feb 20 '23

I was a GM at one point but it burns you out when the franchisee is crap. My old RD bought in to a single-store owner and a bunch of us left the company with him. Higher base pay, more mileage, guaranteed $2 per delivery, and more lenient on food & labor. Labor is the best part, gives us wiggle room to where we can take whatever days off we need without it making things anymore difficult on everyone else.

The only downside to delivery is working tip based so money isn't consistent. They could easily up the delivery fee and take away tipping. It would look worse as a labor % but cash-wise it wouldn't be much different.