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for places that never had delivery people, its a good proposition to expand their network and get food into more people's hands. ... but almost every pizza pla
by MAGZine 5y ago
for places that never had delivery people, its a good proposition to expand their network and get food into more people's hands.
... but almost every pizza place has their own dedicated delivery people.
In short, by using the middleman, you're scamming yourself (through higher costs, and worse delivery because you're using random/shared agents rather than dedicated), or you're scamming the business (who ends up having to eat some of the costs).
That said, if you don't care about the business and you don't care about money (a single place to order pizza from is more valuable), then order away.
- Turing_Machine 5y ago> you don't care about money See above. I "don't care about money" in this context in exactly the same way that I "don't care about money" by not buying my own wheat in tonne lots and milling it into flour myself. Yes, that would be considerably cheaper (if I ignored the value of my time and the associated storage costs) but it would be highly inconvenient, and I don't just spend enough on bread to make it worth my time.