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| Food delivery -- what's your strategy? by laudablepuss 06/15/2022, 3:04pm PDT | ||||
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| I use Grub Hub and so far have been too lazy to try the other services. I spend way too much money on this. My strategy is to tip at least Once on a cold, icy morning I got a message that my order was cancelled. I asked why and they said nobody wanted to deliver it. I guess that's fair, I hadn't realized how shitty the weather was. Why do the pizza places and the chinese restaurants ignore my "please don't knock, just text" instructions? One guy was just banging on the door like he had to use the bathroom. My little dog lost her mind. Chinese places in particular don't use the app for any updates. It's just "we have received your order" and then later they show up. I particularly like the delivery guys who text "I am here". Like oh shit, we can start the party! Just leave the food, man. I've also found that some places only exist for delivery, they have no interior to order or eat on-site. I wanted to visit 800 Degrees Pizza but they're one of these. I thought the philosophy was: restaurants don't make a lot of money, or lose money, on the delivery apps so they really want you to try the food and then later come to the actual location. But now I dunno, I guess some places can make all their money this way. |
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Food delivery -- what's your strategy? by 06/15/2022, 3:04pm PDT  Re: Food delivery -- what's your strategy? by 06/15/2022, 5:10pm PDT So many questions by 06/15/2022, 5:43pm PDT I will admit in naming their place they included the necessary context clues NT by 06/15/2022, 8:43pm PDT Meanwhile, I refuse to order from "fork your way in" because it sounds too stupi NT by 06/15/2022, 9:21pm PDT If they deliver your order wrong you can report it and get freebies by 06/16/2022, 5:20pm PDT Yes but I can't eat the refund so it still sucks NT by 06/16/2022, 6:35pm PDT Ghost kitchens by 06/16/2022, 5:58pm PDT |
