Delivering Pizza Hut, is it a good paying job?

It's minimum wage plus tips. You make more money than pretty much every job that isn't managing (and sometimes more than shift managers if you have a lot of deliveries) at Pizza Hut, but it puts a lot of wear and tear on your car.

Just get a retail job for the holidays and hope they put you on as full-time following the season. Pittfan666

[QUOTE="Guppy507"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]there's a delivery charge that is usually %50 the price of the pizza. Pirate700

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[QUOTE="Guppy507"] Check your math on that.Guppy507

Question: Is it a good college job (during academic year)? Looking into this and tutoring.

coolbeans90

[QUOTE="Pittfan666"]Just get a retail job for the holidays and hope they put you on as full-time following the season. Dogswithguns

not a abd job but security guard is seriously just as easy and pays better more often than not. the positive to being a security guard is that ofen you also get benefits. medical + dental + optical ftw!

if you live in canada or the USA securitas and G4S are two fine security firms

[QUOTE="Dogswithguns"][QUOTE="Pittfan666"]Just get a retail job for the holidays and hope they put you on as full-time following the season. sSubZerOo

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Question: Is it a good college job (during academic year)? Looking into this and tutoring.

Guppy507

HMM

Mileage is low-20s on MPG (small truck). Not too worried about wear and tear given the age and mileage of it. The only real concerns are sleep schedule and tips in a college town.

Mostly for gas, eat-out, and beer money (maybe books if i dont pirate), so low hours wouldn't kill me, especially w/ engineering classes.

unless you can get good tips, not sure about it being a good paying job

well you're gonna be a delivery boy, so that part is going to suck, unless you like driving around with pizza that you can't eat. there's no way anyone here can say if you will get a lot of hours, it depends on the particular Pizza Hut you're working at and their payroll.

I love all the replies where people say they don't tip. I worked at Papa John's the past 6 months, and started at Pizza Hut a few days ago. Papa John's: $6.00/hr, $1 for every delivery you take. So that was nice because when ******** like some of the people here don't tip you, at least you get a dollar. Pizza Hut: $8.25/hr, but you don't get the extra dollar for each delivery. Everyone complains about how expensive it is. When you go to a nice fancy restaurant, do you tip the waiter? They literally do nothing but bring you food and drinks from the back. And you're supposed to tip them what, 30%? I'm lucky to get a $3 tip on a $40.00 order. With pizza delivery, you're using your own vehicle(most places, some local ones around here have company cars), paying gas out of pocket to bring you a pizza for less than minimum wage. Honestly it makes me sad for people that don't tip drivers, especially now having experienced the garbage pay and "holier than thou" non-tippers. The job is also pretty dangerous, there's a lot of car accidents in the area where I work.DarkPrinceXC

I called for a simple pizza not to take care of a human.

I don't expect it would pay a very high wage, but it seems like a fun and easy job. Just drive around, listen to music etc...that's easy money, wouldn't feel like work at all really.

Sometimes you gotta take whatever jobs you can get. A jobs a job and delivering Pizza sounds like one of the better lower entry ones.

I don't expect it would pay a very high wage, but it seems like a fun and easy job. Just drive around, listen to music etc...that's easy money, wouldn't feel like work at all really.

Sometimes you gotta take whatever jobs you can get. A jobs a job and delivering Pizza sounds like one of the better lower entry ones.

ShadowMoses900

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I don't expect it would pay a very high wage, but it seems like a fun and easy job. Just drive around, listen to music etc...that's easy money, wouldn't feel like work at all really.

Sometimes you gotta take whatever jobs you can get. A jobs a job and delivering Pizza sounds like one of the better lower entry ones.

Dogswithguns

Hey, it never hurts to have some extra cash. And in these economic times, you are fortunte to have a job. It's all about perception, think about the positive, be optmistic.

You'll no doubt learn where to go over time. Perhaps you could study a map?

[QUOTE="Dogswithguns"][QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]

I don't expect it would pay a very high wage, but it seems like a fun and easy job. Just drive around, listen to music etc...that's easy money, wouldn't feel like work at all really.

Sometimes you gotta take whatever jobs you can get. A jobs a job and delivering Pizza sounds like one of the better lower entry ones.

ShadowMoses900

Hey, it never hurts to have some extra cash. And in these economic times, you are fortunte to have a job. It's all about perception, think about the positive, be optmistic.

[QUOTE="DarkPrinceXC"]I love all the replies where people say they don't tip. I worked at Papa John's the past 6 months, and started at Pizza Hut a few days ago. Papa John's: $6.00/hr, $1 for every delivery you take. So that was nice because when ******** like some of the people here don't tip you, at least you get a dollar. Pizza Hut: $8.25/hr, but you don't get the extra dollar for each delivery. Everyone complains about how expensive it is. When you go to a nice fancy restaurant, do you tip the waiter? They literally do nothing but bring you food and drinks from the back. And you're supposed to tip them what, 30%? I'm lucky to get a $3 tip on a $40.00 order. With pizza delivery, you're using your own vehicle(most places, some local ones around here have company cars), paying gas out of pocket to bring you a pizza for less than minimum wage. Honestly it makes me sad for people that don't tip drivers, especially now having experienced the garbage pay and "holier than thou" non-tippers. The job is also pretty dangerous, there's a lot of car accidents in the area where I work.undergroundLPx

I called for a simple pizza not to take care of a human.

Only if they let you eat pizza laike a bauz.

[QUOTE="Dogswithguns"][QUOTE="Pittfan666"]Just get a retail job for the holidays and hope they put you on as full-time following the season. sSubZerOo