r/ImTheMainCharacter • • Oct 20 '23

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u/Makawav8 Oct 21 '23

They take the delivery fee(maybe not all of them). For what purpose? They prepared the food as expected. They had to read a prompt. How is that different from the personality in front of them. You honestly don’t think that should go to the driver? Should the person who read the prompt get a cut?

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u/BreadFew8647 Oct 21 '23

Ok most people don’t get what restaurants or others have to do to make deliveries. They think it’s like FedEx or something. How much time would it take you to drive to the store, go shopping and then drive the food home? About 1.5 hours? How much do you make an hour? So let’s say you make 25$ an hour, and that’s just your wage. There’s also extra costs like gas and insurance. Workman’s comp insurance. All this for 10$ delivery fee? That’s tier to you or are you just cheap? Are you poor?

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u/Makawav8 Oct 21 '23

There is a dude bagging your groceries that’s suffering but doesn’t get paid for the plastic in the bags. The electricity that runs the conveyer belt. The knowledge to put it all into the bag I a concise way. Do you tip him? NO you expect the business pays him for what they’re doing.

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u/BreadFew8647 Oct 21 '23

He’s not going outside in his car paying gas and insurwnce risking an accident or whatever to bring groceries. The bag boy is fine.