That's what this is.

for any company that has a human answer the phone instead of a computer.

And the human gets benefits.

Is owned by a Christian Dominionist. I wouldn't buy one of their pizzas it was the last pizza on Earth.

But it's still crappy pizza.

Now it's mostly owned by Bain Capital.

but they're going to miss the drunks who overtip.

gotta pay for a window tint to get a piece of shit job.

but yes, I do.

I make less than minimum per hour. I rely on tips. I often make more in tips than I do w/ my hourly wage.

Take away the customer interaction.... I'm sunk.

Provide the customer w/ good service, friendly interaction... you get a good tip.

When Domino's does this, they get their money. Their drivers get the shaft.

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killed all the time. Darkened windows and locked doors would help to prevent that.

is no cash transactions. Pay by debit or credit and tip the same way.

If the driver carries no cash, there is little incentive for robbery, or worse.

What do they need a driver for?

"Starting Wednesday, some pizzas in Domino's (DPZ) hometown of Ann Arbor will arrive in a Ford Fusion outfitted with radars and a camera that is used for autonomous testing. A Ford engineer will be at the wheel, but the front windows have been blacked out so customers won't interact with the driver.

Instead, people will have to come out of their homes and type a four-digit code into a keypad mounted on the car. That will open the rear window and let customers retrieve their order from a heated compartment. The compartment can carry up to four pizzas and five sides, Domino's Pizza says."

I did a search on Yahoo using the title.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/dominos-ford-to-test-pizza-delivery-via-driverless-cars/

which illegal immigrant is taking my job?

Ann Arbor has MICHIGAN WINTERS, conditions that driverless cars have never been tested.

Yup! Pizza in the tree tops. Inedible pizza at that. Watch for falling driverless cars.

I once delivered pizza to a house in a torrential rainstorm and did not receive a tip. As I walked backed to my car, the customer yelled, "Hey, Dude! You forgot your tip!" I walked back to customer and he said, "Here's a tip: Don't deliver pizzas in the rain."

I'm happy to see Texans taking care of each other today.

I had some pizza delivery gigs, too, and a share of assholes... but that's pretty bad.

I'd make sure that "customer" got on some kind of internal "list".

Like, not even being a prick in the course of some selfish aim- like just being a shitty tipper;

this is extending EXTRA effort to go above and beyond the call of duty in being shitty to someone else, merely for its own sake.

you should tip them just for being in their presence. And buy lunch and pay the greens fees.

As for the tip...restaurants in Germany work the tip into the price of each item. Nothing says Dominos couldn't do that here.

Open the door, hand over the money for the food, and go back to whatever they're doing.

If they had actually secure whatever they're doing to (i.e., put on clothes, actually settle the kids down, turn things off, put away the joint, and/or put tools/projects away so critters or kids don't disturb them) and get out of their house/apartment/garage to go out to the street to pick up the pizza, most would just go ahead and do carry-out instead.

Haele

I thought the whole point was that they brought it to your door.

In any case you can usually add a tip if you order online and pay with a credit card. I prefer to tip the driver with cash though.

I thought the delivery person brings it to front door?

I don't order Dominoes... maybe I haven't a clue.

More nonsense that probably came from Fb. It would be funny how many people believe what they read there, except it's kinda sad.

takes only his own pizza order?

That's the first problem.

Another one would be that at least sometimes a person who's ordering food delivery may have mobility issues and may not be able to walk out to the vehicle.

My son used to do pizza delivery. What the driver is paid up front is highly dependent on the state and local minimum wage laws.

imo, all pizza/food delivery (whether to the front door or to the curb) should only occur via credit/debit transactions so they are not anonymous and the company/authorities can take action if food workers/drivers are assaulted.

also the driver/car should have cameras.

having a system like this would prevent most of these issues.

the time and witnessed lots of bad driving.

I still don't see how you'd prevent a customer from grabbing more than one order, if several are stacked in the trunk of the car. And even a camera inside the trunk wouldn't help much.

Tastes like shit anyway.

It's supposed to be "a hint of provolone." Right. I tried it once and threw up 5 times.

Never again.

Previously I was a fairly regular customer of Domino's, especially during my 25 years in Las Vegas.

I despise cheese in general but can take mozzarella only on pizzas. Once they add other types of cheeses I'm gone.

Jobs, jobs, jobs. I have also noticed that a lot of places do not give you a chance to put in a tip when you pay with a debit or credit card. I can not carry cash all the time just for tips and it frustrates me.

the driver gives you a slip to sign... and there is a "gratuity" line on that slip. Add your tip there.

And if that isn't happening, when you call in your order, tell the employee on the other end of the phone that this is what you would like to do.

They are some of the few you can still tip. Looks like that might change.

like a drug deal. However, I have as much sympathy for those who will eat what Domino's calls "pizza" as I do for anyone who signs up to take a Carnival cruise.

Support your local mom-and-pop pizza joint, if you're lucky enough to still have one in your town.

I lost my taste for pizza and can't eat most meats.

my problem is the bread. Moist meat works well for me.

For me, sugar kills me. If I eat fatty meats and they sit well w/ me, then so be it.

For the record, I had my surgery in 2004. I lost 150 lbs. (which got me to "normal&quot , and I'm only 10 lbs over that.

I think that the best things to avoid are big portions and sugar.

But I also think you have to decide that for yourself

You've been given a tool. Use it to your best advantage.

I lost 120 have 100 to go.
It's been almost a year.
I noticed how much my tastes have changed twords some foods.
It is a journey.
Congrats on your healthier walk through life!

Where did you hear this?

Facebook?

A society afraid of human contact that has its eyes glued to a screen 24/7. It's pretty sad. "Do not acknowledge the pizza deliverer's existence" is not a selling point to me.

PS - Domino's crust tastes like sawdust.

Because they'll be making a living wage.

Somebody performing a service for me who deserves a tip is going to get a tip.

I don't base it on how much I think they make.

I base it on what they're doing for me.

but $15/hour....


good luck w/that

I've also been thinking about my job. I do not just deliver hot food.

Does the customer want their chef salad delivered in a heated trunk? How about the 2 liter bottle of soda?