Comments on: Pizza Delivery Tips

By: Jenn

Jenn — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 14:33:10 +0000

My 17yr old son recently got his license…. We added him to our insurance on a Monday, he drove alone twice in the first two days. On the Wednesday he was called by a friend at school to see if he wanted to deliver pizzas that weekend for the place he worked. They pay $9/hr, plus your tips. He worked for six hours that Saturday night and he came home with $177 in his pocket and paid us $20 to cover the gas he’d used. This is his first weekend with a full schedule (4-10/11 Thurs-Sun nights). Even with repaying us for the gas used ($15-20/night) he’s making at least $125/night. He thinks he’s died and gone to heaven. He doesn’t work crazy late hours flipping burgers in a polyester uniform and he gets to drive for hours (great while it’s still a novelty). I have to say I’m really impressed with his plans for his new found wealth. He informed us he plans to invest at least 10% (because that’s how you retire a millionaire don’t you know), he will repay the remaining $300 of what we loaned him to help purchase his drum set. Then he will set aside a little each week toward an IPad, and the rest goes into his school fund to cover his portion of next year’s college tuition/books/laptop/misc. We’ve decided we’ll cover 2/3 of the cost of his education and he’s responsible for the remaining 1/3. I’m thrilled he’s found a job that makes him $20/hr without keeping him out really late or interfering with his school work. Since he will often work Thursday nights he knows that he’s got to keep on top of assignments and tests scheduled for Fridays. No last minute cramming. He’s never been one to organize his time well, but this is forcing him to plan in advance to make sure the school work gets done, he gets to work on time, and he still has a his weekend days free for sports and hanging out with friends (as long as they’re not out flipping burgers).
Hopefully my 2000 CIvic is up to the punishment of being a pizza delivery vehicle every weekend… I plan to drive it another 3yrs if all goes well.

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pligg.com — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 15:39:22 +0000

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By: Jeffrey Kosola

Jeffrey Kosola — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 12:17:18 +0000

College and Pizza go hand in hand. I remember those later night of “studying” and eating pizza.

I’ve never had Papa Murphy’s. I’ve heard alot about them but of course we don’t have any around here.

By: Red

Red — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 22:26:28 +0000

Wow! I’m afraid to think of the amount of pizza I ate as a sophomore in college. I would get out of class at lunch time on Tuesdays and Thursdays, so I would place my delivery order during class so it’d arrive by the time I got home. What a waste!

The thing I’d recommend to people who love pizza (like me!) is to check out Papa Murphy’s. I love, love, love their pizza, and it’s much cheaper than chains. When I was having pizzas delivered multiple times a week, I ordered from Pizza Hut, and it always cost me $20 or more. Papa Murphy’s is $7.64 for a family size pepperoni (usually on sale, plus they have a loyalty card that gives you the 12th family size pizza for free). And the pizzas are so large that they usually last through three-four meals, which puts it at $1.91 – $2.50 each meal. I can live with that! It’s still $397 for pizza a year if I buy one each week, but there’s no delivery. And it’s cheaper!
.-= Red´s last blog ..Bitten by the debt payment bug =-.

By: Jeffrey Kosola

Jeffrey Kosola — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 17:54:01 +0000

Yeah, living the good life when in debt doesn’t quite work well. When I say good life, that means eating out once in a while. A rare treat for those busting their a$$ to get out of debt. Is that Obama or Bama? I’m from Michigan and all we think about is U of M. We never play Bama so I don’t know much about them.

As for the graphic. I just use Excel to make the spreadsheet and use Evernote to capture it. I usually do it at work and most attaching and screen capture programs don’t work. Evernote has a screen clipper that allows you to select anything anywhere on the screen. Then you just save as a jpg and upload to the post just like any other picture. There are a ton of different ways to do this, but this one is quick and works just fine for me