Lady expected 150 dollar tip for delivering a pizza, cried when she didn’t get it. Don’t worry though, an antiwo simp came to save the day!

I get delivery once or twice a month and I'll tip $20 on a $60 bill. The drivers are always kids and I like to help those ma frickas out.

I will never understand delivery drivers' inability to comprehend that they are, in fact, not waiters.

Deliver me a pizza? Cool, here's your $5. Deliver me 10 pizzas? Cool, here's your $5.

There is zero difference in effort and we only interact for 30 seconds. In what world do these wageslaves think they deserve 20%?

Edit: @Weed & @rockman_foswell confirmed delivery drivers

Edit2: @Weed, having demonstrated strong moral fiber, has been promoted to maître d'. Henceforth they will be entitled to a 1% share of the waiter tip pool.

I asked for he $cashapp and gave her $50 and told her she deserves more but it was all I could spare. She gave a me a huge hug and said that this was sign that her day was gonna get better.

no wonder he's poor lol

And I didn’t post this to say “look at the good thing I did.”

I smell a grift opportunity of making these stifled tip stories and putting venmo/btc/cashapp in there

Lol @ all of them circlejerking over rich people giving the worst tips

Everyone knows its """Canadians""" who give the worst tips

Did none of them notice that OP is a cop? ACAB

Made zero of the food, expects 18% of the food's value for moving it from one place to another.

The wealthier the client, the cheaper the tip.

This is not true. I delivered pizza throughout the entirety of college and the only people that were bad tippers or didn’t tip at all were children and Blacks.

Lol honestly though if this was a company event I would expect a tip, I mean it's just getting comped anyways.

I always tip well at company events. Not even my money so why not?

I managed a pizza shop for a family friend for a few years in my 20s. These large orders suck, so I do have some sympathy. But the delivery drivers had the easiest job of it. So any catering orders were added to the tip pot and split with everyone (also usually I was the person who did the deliveries because you can't trust teenagers with massive orders like that, they'd fly around a corner at 80mph and destroy everything). So in reality this b-word probably got more than she deserved in the first place if it's not a split pot. (she wasn't talking like it was)

That being said, it's a peepee move to only tip 20 bucks for a 1000 dollar order. That's a lot of fricking food, especially if plates and utensils were provided. It's a really good way to get your future orders denied unless you pick them up yourself. This might be one of the few times I agree with an antiwork post about someone bitching, but expecting an 18% tip for delivering pizzas is also kinda fricked. Usually if it was more than $600 dollars we'd never get more than $100. Typically it would be $60-$80

I think it’s shitty to stiff service industry people, especially on a timely order lkke that requiring setup but posting about Being an angel is far far worse

@TitoChavezStan NEVER TIP, SOMETIMES @TitoChavezStan WRITE MADE BIBLES VERSES ON THE CHECK THOUGH ABOUT NOT GOING GREEDY. ALWAYS MAKES MY DAY WHEN THE POORS SEETHE, MAYBE ILL START writing trans lives matter

I work as a pizza hut delivery driver and I can tell you right now people with money tip the least. I took a $350 order the other day to a luxury hotel in their own private room and got no tip, but yesterday I took a $30 order to someone and he gave me a $30 tip just because he had put the wrong address. The actual address was less than 5 mins from the first address he put, but he was so grateful. Delivering to rich people has become a pet peeve. A lot of times they order a lot of shit and won't tip anything. Then you got your average Joe who's only ordering one pizza and will tip you $10.

Prehaps there's a correlation here?

I don't believe a pizza place would send someone to deliver $938 in pizza.

There's a bonus future mass shooter in the comments:

https://old.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/vm1sw1/pizza_hut_delivery_driver_got_20_tip_on_a_938/idz3wkk?sort=controversial

Guy posts in antiwork and AK47 subs

Frick tipping, never tip delivery drivers when I paid a delivery fee.

In the UK they all get min wage + petrol etc covered so it isn't like in burgerland where you are basically a dancing monkey living on tips

that is why we do mandatory tips here

/r/the_donald user on /r/antiwork

cases such many

I never understood tipping there's 20% VAT (tax) on all things in Gaybritain, so tipping just seems like you're paying forward the money the government has already deducted, only one word to describe this CUCKED.

minimum 18% tip

DESIGNATED. TIPPING. STREAK.

I only tip because i'm too lazy to gather my children in the car and drive a street over to pickup pizza.

All this could be solved if the pizza store just charged the "tip" as a delivery fee. Forcing a moral obligation on customers is r-slurred and I'll take every bit of advantage of the system I can. Don't like it? Complain to your manager to change from tips to fees.

That's when you hit them with the "oh you did? I'm afraid it didn't go through then, there was no tip on this order. I'm so sorry about that, it happens sometimes. So many orders coming through that the system loses the tips. If you'd like I can call the store to see if the tip went through and it just isn't reflected on my side or you can put the amount you wanted to tip on the receipt here and what the total should be and we'll make sure it gets added in properly. If the tip did go through but didn't get reflected on my end the total on their end should match what you put on the receipt and if not we can easily make sure the proper amount gets reflected." Force them to confront the fact that you know they didn't tip and either tip you or double down on their bs.

Also similar to this I had a guy in a motel that placed an order for cash payment but he was a dollar short when I got there and I refused to give him the food since that money would come out of my pocket. He claimed to have been told a different total when he placed the order and told some story about how he had to walk all the way down to "the bank" (no nearby banks and it was slow so there wasn't a massive wait between him placing the order so that's a lie) and withdraw money for this. His order total was just under $20 so his story was basically that he went to the bank to get money and withdrew $19 from the atm... Then he tried to convince me to just give him the food even though he was short and eat the cost. How did he do this? by saying that he's not short by that much and he'd been ordering from us the past few days and he tipped his driver well each time. The thing is I was the one who'd delivered to him the previous day and he paid exact change so I know for a fact that he didn't tip and the other two days he claimed to place orders on were days that we were closed because we have no one to work those days.

Once I went to a birthday celebration at a bar and everyone was already puking by the time I got there. My friends were mad they got kicked out so they tipped $0. I tipped the waiters like $70 for dealing with that horseshit.

"Wahhh they were so mean," at a bar where the waiters are known to bant with you. Fricking r-slurs.

This is why hazing should be allowed. Jesus Christ on a cracker, only 8 years left til retirement.

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• undelete.pullpush.io

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