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The question I keep asking myself is, if Domino’s can be their own delivery system and now most restaurants are 100% delivery why can’t they do the same thing?
by jqcoffey 6y ago
The question I keep asking myself is, if Domino’s can be their own delivery system and now most restaurants are 100% delivery why can’t they do the same thing?
I was, a long time ago, a delivery driver for Little Caesar’s and it seemed to work out for everyone without any technology to speak of.
EDIT: I am aware of the three party optimization problem for food delivery services. In housing seems to simplify that problem immensely given there is no /fourth/ party trying to optimize it from the outside and take a cut in the process.
- MattGaiser 6y ago1. Location. Dominos has been within 10 minutes of everywhere I have ever lived or vacationed. My last order of Chinese food came from the other side of the city. 2. Tips. Most people do not tip the app drivers. I suspect more people tip the pizza driver as he sees that you stiffed him. Customers are no longer paying for the delivery.
- jqcoffey 6y ago> Location. Dominos has been within 10 minutes of everywhere I have ever lived or vacationed. My last order of Chinese food came from the other side of the city. Sure, but that doesn’t preclude that Chinese restaurant from having their own delivery function. Each Domino’s restaurant needs to be self sufficient as well. Googling “Chinese food near me” seems to provide the look up. > Customers are no longer paying for the delivery. Have you seen the charges from an Uber eats delivery? We stopped using food delivery services entirely and just pick up now to save the ~$20 overhead on dinner.