I’m sure that once she gets over her initial anger, Vanessa Gueringer will start coming up with a business plan to tap this now-open niche market and open up her own business that delivers pizza to the hood at all hours.
I’m sure that once she gets over her initial anger, Vanessa Gueringer will start coming up with a business plan to tap this now-open niche market and open up her own business that delivers pizza to the hood at all hours
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Obviously you must be one of them thar raceists weuns hear about.
And the audacity of applying a solution to a ‘problem’ definitely shows your lack of respect for the ‘victims’ of the ‘no pizza zone’. (Certainly hope I don’t have to remind anyone of the ‘s’ word).
I was an independent contractor for a Nationwide Delivery Service and the local office (DC) knew better to even suggest I go into the DC ‘neighborhoods’ at night (even daytime as I wanted to be consistent..... on the rare event they would ask me (I knew they were really in a bind), if I couldn’t park close to the address I would refuse (AFTER calling the client and asking them to meet me at the curb - had some tell me it wasn’t safe to do that).
The company didn’t like it but they also realized that in me they had someone they could call at 3AM and be on the road to Boston, Chicago, LA etc in a moments notice...
On the subject of out of town ‘unsafe delivery zones’ I would agree to drop off at a local delivery business etc....
I do realize that a local Pizza Delivery Person does not have that flexibility, they have to service their area, no matter what.....