To the person who asked what a delivery driver gets paid:
I worked for Pizza Hut for about a month in January in Texas. (Following the Dave Ramsey get out of debt plan We were paid $5.85/hr plus 88 cents per delivery. I only worked on weekends and would, on average, bring around $60-90 in tips per weekend working about 16 hours total working nights from Friday to Sunday.
The policy regarding firearms was clearly defined on the preemployment paperwork. If I had a concealed carry permit I probably would have chose to violate their policy since that job was not my bread & butter. Since I didn't have a permit I chose to carry MACE instead. Apartment complexes were about the only places I dreaded delivering to since it is a pain to find an apartment when you're not familiar with the complex, dealing with gate codes, etc. and all the while trying to keep your awareness up knowing that you are a mark.
I remember during the interview the manager's exact words were, "If someone trys to rob you, just give him the f****ng money." Thank God I never had to go through that but I think that some of those teenagers that worked there would have been considered prey far before my 6'2" 225 lb self. Matter of fact one kid had been robbed last September at the Apartments by my house. Probably better off he didn't have a gun.
I worked for Pizza Hut for about a month in January in Texas. (Following the Dave Ramsey get out of debt plan We were paid $5.85/hr plus 88 cents per delivery. I only worked on weekends and would, on average, bring around $60-90 in tips per weekend working about 16 hours total working nights from Friday to Sunday.
The policy regarding firearms was clearly defined on the preemployment paperwork. If I had a concealed carry permit I probably would have chose to violate their policy since that job was not my bread & butter. Since I didn't have a permit I chose to carry MACE instead. Apartment complexes were about the only places I dreaded delivering to since it is a pain to find an apartment when you're not familiar with the complex, dealing with gate codes, etc. and all the while trying to keep your awareness up knowing that you are a mark.
I remember during the interview the manager's exact words were, "If someone trys to rob you, just give him the f****ng money." Thank God I never had to go through that but I think that some of those teenagers that worked there would have been considered prey far before my 6'2" 225 lb self. Matter of fact one kid had been robbed last September at the Apartments by my house. Probably better off he didn't have a gun.