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Please Tip Your Drivers

Please Tip Your Drivers

I’m a shift manager at one of our pizza spots here in College Station. I’m writing this because I’ve seen a teammember hit a breaking point, and I’m asking for a little help from our community.

​I had one of my best drivers break down in tears yesterday. She had just finished a 20-minute drive to a customer's house, only to get stiffed..her sixth one in a row that shift. This isn’t a lazy employee..... she’s at the max pay the company allows, she consistently comes in early to help with prep, and she’s always the first to pick up a shift on her day off. Watching someone who gives that much to the job get pushed to her limit over a string of non-tips just hits hard.

​I know money is tight for everyone, but if you’re ordering out, please try to leave even a $1 to $5 tip. If you’re truly tapped out, even the loose quarters from your cupholder or the ones hiding under your couch cushions add up for them. It’s not just about the money either.... acknowledging the effort of the person who just navigated traffic to get your food to your door on time and hot n fresh is important.

Weather you’re motivated by your faith, a sense of community, or just wanting to put a little more good karma into the universe, please consider it. We should try to foster a bit more empathy for the folks working service jobs in this town. We’re all neighbors trying to make it through the week.

​Thanks!

Also consider:

Delivery fee isn't a tip to the driver. It goes to the corporation. Drivers get paid 30 cents a mile. They get paid 7.5 on the road and 8-9 on the inside.

If you order from a 3rd party like uber eats the driver sees how much you tipped/didn't tip. I've personally fired a driver and dealt with law enforcement from a driver spitting in someone's food back in Ohio 3 years ago in the store on camera for not tipping. Who knows what people do in their own personal cars. Please tip anything you can.

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u/SlapNastyWasted — 9 days ago

Please Tip Your Drivers

I’m a shift manager at one of our pizza spots here in College Station. I’m writing this because I’ve seen a teammember hit a breaking point, and I’m asking for a little help from our community.

​I had one of my best drivers break down in tears yesterday. She had just finished a 20-minute drive to a customer's house, only to get stiffed..her sixth one in a row that shift. This isn’t a lazy employee..... she’s at the max pay the company allows, she consistently comes in early to help with prep, and she’s always the first to pick up a shift on her day off. Watching someone who gives that much to the job get pushed to her limit over a string of non-tips just hits hard.

​I know money is tight for everyone, but if you’re ordering out, please try to leave even a $1 to $5 tip. If you’re truly tapped out, even the loose quarters from your cupholder or the ones hiding under your couch cushions add up for them. It’s not just about the money either.... acknowledging the effort of the person who just navigated traffic to get your food to your door on time and hot n fresh is important.

Weather you’re motivated by your faith, a sense of community, or just wanting to put a little more good karma into the universe, please consider it. We should try to foster a bit more empathy for the folks working service jobs in this town. We’re all neighbors trying to make it through the week.

​Thanks!

Also consider:

Delivery fee isn't a tip to the driver. It goes to the corporation. Drivers get paid 30 cents a mile. They get paid 7.5 on the road and 8-9 on the inside.

If you order from a 3rd party like uber eats the driver sees how much you tipped/didn't tip. I've personally fired a driver and dealt with law enforcement from a driver spitting in someone's food back in Ohio 3 years ago in the store on camera for not tipping. Who knows what people do in their own personal cars. Please tip anything you can.

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u/SlapNastyWasted — 9 days ago

Pulse 4.0 Question

Hey everyone, I’m an AM currently trying to tackle our 30 second driver turnaround times.

​I’m currently at a store running the legacy dispatch model alongside Pulse 4.0. If I clock in as a driver to help clear the board, but set myself as unavailable in the legacy system, how does that interact with the Pulse 4.0 dispatch logic?

​Does Pulse 4.0 ignore that "Unavailable" status and still register me as an active driver in the pool, thinking we have more capacity than we actually do? Also, for those of you already fully transitioned.....is there even a native way to toggle "Unavailable" directly within the 4.0 interface, or are we just at the mercy of the system once we're clocked in?

​Appreciate any insights

(I work with a franchise)

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u/SlapNastyWasted — 22 days ago

System isn't correct according to job aid

Is this correct? 3 topping is supposed to have 2.5 to chicken but our system says 1.5

u/SlapNastyWasted — 1 month ago