People don't really think beyond what they want.
If I know my street is slippery, I would not try to endanger others. I myself don't want to walk there so why should I think that I'm so important because I want what I want regardless of others.
But, you could call for delivery at a nearby spot that is not all icy and walk there.

Anonymous wrote:I know that the answer is yes because the pizza place is open but should I be ashamed of myself? There is a lot of snow, I haven’t shoveled, it is still coming down, I live in a house, off of a semi main road. If I tip very well, am I ok? Or no?

If you lived in the city and they could walk the pizza on over to you, I would say sure and if the pizza is $25 bucks, tip at the very least 50%

If you live in the burbs and they will actually have to drive, you can certainly order and they will try and deliver but I would at least try and shovel the walk and if the pizza is $25 bucks, tip $25. And I say this as someone who believes we over tip these days in general and doesn't tip for a lot of others that people normally do. But on a day like today, if you have to have a pizza, then you have to be willing to pay for it and the convience
of someone to bring it to you in crappy conditions imo.

Anonymous wrote: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.

This, jfc.