How much do you or your husband make an hour? How long round-trip, door to door to door, will it take you to go retrieve the pizza yourself? Do that math plus at least $3 to 4 in gas, right? Tip him that amount.

Endangering the life of some peasant -- instead of your own -- for a damn pizza? Really? And you think a $5 tip is adequate? If he crashes his or her car it's at least a $500 deductible. More likely a $1,000. Let alone the risk to his or her life. I think it's wrong to even order -- you have NOTHING to eat? But if you really do, at least give the kid $20.

Anonymous wrote:It is their job to do this. No need for outlandish tips

Hi I think I went to college with you.

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Anonymous wrote:Just use DoorDash. Nobody is forcing them to work today. If they accept, it's a choice.

It’s not a choice when you have to pay the bills. The privilege on this website , just astonishing.

Seriously. Like holy shit, astonishing privilege.

Agreed. The rudeness and selfishness in this area never cease to amaze me.

NP- Are you ordering multiple deliveries to ensure a profitable day? Business might be slower than usual, best use your privilege to compensate.

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Anonymous wrote:Just use DoorDash. Nobody is forcing them to work today. If they accept, it's a choice.

It’s not a choice when you have to pay the bills. The privilege on this website , just astonishing.

Seriously. Like holy shit, astonishing privilege.

Agreed. The rudeness and selfishness in this area never cease to amaze me.

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Anonymous wrote:Just use DoorDash. Nobody is forcing them to work today. If they accept, it's a choice.

It’s not a choice when you have to pay the bills. The privilege on this website , just astonishing.

Seriously. Like holy shit, astonishing privilege.

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Anonymous wrote:Just use DoorDash. Nobody is forcing them to work today. If they accept, it's a choice.

It’s not a choice when you have to pay the bills. The privilege on this website , just astonishing.

This is a tricky one though because they need the money and OP not ordering pizza as a protest against capitalism won’t actually help them. What will help is a $25 tip.

Anonymous wrote:Just use DoorDash. Nobody is forcing them to work today. If they accept, it's a choice.

It’s not a choice when you have to pay the bills. The privilege on this website , just astonishing.

Just use DoorDash. Nobody is forcing them to work today. If they accept, it's a choice.

Anonymous wrote:It is their job to do this. No need for outlandish tips

Satan has entered the chat.

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe, but you should still shovel and tip very, very, very generously.

This. If you do not tip well very well, it is shameful.

fyi "tip generously" does not mean 20% in this circumstance. It means like if your pizza order costs $25, you should tip $25 at minimum. And still shovel.

No. I would tip $5. $25 is ridiculous

That's just evil. I've got 7 inches of uncleared snow on my street and driveway. You expect someone to drive to you, risk life and limb, for $5? Like half of minimum wage?

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe, but you should still shovel and tip very, very, very generously.

This. If you do not tip well very well, it is shameful.

fyi "tip generously" does not mean 20% in this circumstance. It means like if your pizza order costs $25, you should tip $25 at minimum. And still shovel.

No. I would tip $5. $25 is ridiculous

IN A SNOWSTORM? Without having shoveled your snow? $5 is what you should tip on a normal day.

OP - do not listen to this person. If you are not willing to tip *at least* $20-25, fire up that can of soup you have left from hoarding last year.

Agree, $20 minimum!

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Anonymous wrote:Tipping won’t keep the driver from risk. Why don’t you go get it if you’re ok with people on the roads?

I assume that if you call to get a pizza delivered, they would say it is pick up only if they deem the roads are too unsafe for the drivers.

Ha your faith in the morals of business owners is too much. They might but they probably won’t, nor when there is money to be made.

Roads near me are a mess and there are lots of accidents (per people in the neighborhood FB groups). It seems wrong to call for delivery right now. At least wait until the roads improve.

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe, but you should still shovel and tip very, very, very generously.

This. If you do not tip well very well, it is shameful.

fyi "tip generously" does not mean 20% in this circumstance. It means like if your pizza order costs $25, you should tip $25 at minimum. And still shovel.

No. I would tip $5. $25 is ridiculous

IN A SNOWSTORM? Without having shoveled your snow? $5 is what you should tip on a normal day.

OP - do not listen to this person. If you are not willing to tip *at least* $20-25, fire up that can of soup you have left from hoarding last year.