The last time I had a pizza guy come to my house to deliver. he kept being all fidgety and i just thought he was on meth or something. Well. they messed up my order and I called hte pizza place while he waited at the door. I came back to find a huge puddle underneath his feet. I guess the reason he was all fidgety cause he had to take a leak. He couldn’t hold in anymore and went in his pants

Why would they even choose a location there?
That’s just begging to get robbed.
why risk getting killed for this?
Is there less competition? even then, still a bad idea.

uh… money

hence, the reason why pizza delivery places even exist in bad neighborhoods, risking incidents of robbery, assault, or even murder.

Is that true?

I know plenty of pizza places in good neighborhoods too and they seem to do just fine.
I know plenty of rich people who like pizza too.
Even congress orders pizza when debating legislation.

I think that people tend to stereotype the poor as drunks or drug addicts. That may seem to tbe the case in some areas of big cities, but there are poor people all over the world, yes, even in America. It is a proven fact the people that live below the poverty level share certain anthropological characteristics. They are more likely to spend money when they get it. They are more focused on entertainment and survival. Even if a home has a couple of kids and both parents still together and both working minimum wage jobs to stay off welfare, they aren’t going to make enough money to get above the poverty line. If you have both adults in the house working all day, they aren’t likely to want to come home to cook. It is easier to just order out and have the food delivered to you. Saving money isn’t something that many Americans think about these days. It’s about living beyond your means and keeping up with the Joneses.

What if you’re in a safe, upper-middle-class well-to-do suburb?
Is it worth the risk?

Generally speaking there is a lower likelihood of getting robbed in upscale neighbourhoods than in poor neighbourhood. However paradoxically in terms of tips, people seem to be more generous in the poorer as opposed to the wealthier neighbourhoods.

Hope this helps

On the online application i indicated I can start work on the 6th of June, and I’m graduating on the 11th. What chances do I have being hired as an 18 year old?

I went past the location and saw Now Hiring on the store sign, I applied the first chance I had and the week after I saw that they had changed it. Odd, after I applied and got the confirmation email back, it said they didn’t need anyone.

So, I’m thinking of doing a call-back during lunch hours tomorrow or later during the week and ask to speak for a manager. Go or no? Also, what kind of wages should I be looking forward to being a server?

CALL BACK! CALL BACK! You must do a follow up to show dedication and perseverance.