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We only have one location so our overhead is too high. Once we add a couple more locations then we could afford that. We're profitable but not enough to raise w

We only have one location so our overhead is too high. Once we add a couple more locations then we could afford that. We're profitable but not enough to raise wages. I'm not even getting paid from my own startup yet. >poverty wages This is the California minumum wage, but our location is in fresno which is a lower cost of living than the bay or LA. >Gee, I wonder why nobody wants to work for you? chill. Starting a company is hard.

dangus 7y ago
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- devmunchies 7y ago
  drivers make $400-500 per week in tips. you can buy a car for that. > Why should they work for you when they could work there (Aldi) Why work for Aldi when they can work for Dangus?
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  - dragonwriter 7y ago
    > drivers make $400-500 per week in tips At the $3 tip per delivery you cite, that's 133-167 deliveries. It's not improbable that the all-in cost of driving is $1+ per delivery, also tips of more than $20/month are taxed (at the full value of the tips) for both income and payroll tax (unlike, incidentally, mileage reimbursement up to the IRS limit of $0.58/mile which is completely tax free.)