Dude I want your dominos. Mine has so many people the store will be mobbed and the drivers will make like $30-$40 a night. Every so often a lot of people get fired or quit and it goes to $100 a night but then more people get hired the next week.
@@HearMeLearn I don't. I rarely eat pizza but if I do it's from a real pizza place & I tip well. If a chain adds a "delivery fee" that is more than 50% of the cost of the item & then that fee doesn't even go to the driver that's a rip off to both parties is what I'm saying.
Dominoes should pay better wages. Same as servers wanting tips. Stores should pay higgher wage and not rely upon customers for tips. Don't deliver pizza or serve food if you rely on tips
@@back2the80s you say all that, but the only way companies will pay better is if enough of a collective mindset causes people to stop tipping altogether. It has to be enough to create such a severe lack that it results in a blowback of employees quitting or going on strike for competitive wages. It has to be at that level, or else people (some, not all) in this industry will continue to make an actual decent living wage off of these types of jobs and undermine the incentive for companies to pay better base wages to their employees.
I deliver for Hungry Howies in Florida. Drivers get $8.75 an hour plus tips and $1.25 gas money per delivery. The delivery fee is $3.75. I average over $18 per hour.
I delivery pizza in small town once. Here was my delivery experience: Million dollar home resident with full size wet bar + multiple horse stable: $49.00 - no tip Trailer park resident: $20 - 5 dollar tip Doctor resident(home with pillars) : $32 - 3 dollar tip
Just got a job as a driver. I used to do Uber and make $100 a day and $400 dollars a week making $20 dollars more a day than I was at my cashier job. I’m hoping this job pays even more than both of them with the tips and wage combined.💛💛💛
I own a pizza franchise in Norway. The largest take-away pizza franchise in Scandivania. I work alot of hours my self, and we can go days, maybe weeks without tip. Last year the government passed a law so i have to pay minimum 167nok(19,53usd) an hour to my employees, it is killing my business...
20 USD minimum wage LOL. It's almost like Scandinavian countries have pretty delicate economies set up only for themselves and when you bring in a million migrants a year the system collapses in on itself. All according to plan.
I made about $20 an hour in 2002 just driving part time for dominos. They didn’t have “delivery fees” that kind of screwed up good tips when that started and I don’t blame customers for tipping less because of that even though the drivers don’t get it. That’s the companies greed
Great video bro! I was a bartender and server before my injury and never understood how people can stiff or leave 8 cents. It always seems to balance out at the end though! Keep up the grind 🐻👊🏼
Because that’s your job, ridiculous that customers have to pay you to do your job. Also most bartenders and servers suck! I have plenty of money to tip and yet they only pay attention to the older people or bigger groups. Sometimes they just have an attitude or the service sucks!
@@anthonyrhodes2141 As a Domino’s delivery driver/former busser at a buffet, tips is how we make most of our money. Yes we still have the bi weekly check. Sometimes especially when I was a busser, ppl tipped a few coins or $1. Yeah, it’s our job. But like I said, tips is where most of our money comes from
@@anthonyrhodes2141 bartenders make next to nothing without tips. If commission was built in your drinks and food would be 20-30% more expensive to compensate. Most of them work their asses off. The only reason they make any money is because most people are not as selfish and ignorant as you.
I worked a side job delivering pizza. DO NOT be that person who doesn't tip. The drivers will remember you. I have 0 doubt they mess with the food. If you tip well. Drivers will remember you. They will deliver to you first. People who don't tip get their food last. They whine about it taking so long 🤣. I literally would pass their house to deliver to a known tipper 🤣🤣🤣
Yep, I did alot of deliveries over the years and then was able to let it go. But it makes 100% sense to take care of the customers that are taking care of you. So the good tippers will always get their food first.
I was doing Uber for around 9 hour shifts and would make around 140, if I went the extra mile I’d get 200+. There were some bad days but otherwise I’d compensate by getting the missing money the next day. I learned that affluent neighborhoods tip wayy better so try working in those areas. I’d sometimes get 17 dollar tips! I made 1200+ consecutively in 2 weeks, but unfortunately I let my father use my account, and used his own face on the facial recognition verification, and my account was banned. I’m hurting rn, door dash fucking blows
Bro I deliver , 12 an hour and odeee tips , fun af and u make like 700-900 something working like 35-40 hours , smoke and ride the whole time and bump Juice
Definitely. I covered a shift for someone Sunday, it was an 11:30 AM - 8 PM shift. I remember thinking damn, I only do this on evenings as a side job from my main job so this shift is gonna suck but it flew by mostly. Just sucked in the lull between lunch and dinner rushes.
Mom and pop shops will earn you more. The delivery areas are generally smaller than the big chains, the food is generally less expensive (not counting promos), so customers have a few extra dollars to tip. I've worked for both and wouldn't even consider a national chain again.
passionateandloyal that's not bad at all. Those tips really help us out a lot. During the start of covid I was making like $20 but it jumped back up afterwords. Good luck to ya
For $16 dollars an hour that's better pay than the absolute BS I went through with home meal delivery. And WAYYYY better pay than an auto parts delivery driver which is essentially the same as pizza delivery, but no tip.
Also, always mention to customers when signing credit card slips that tip is optional. People always sign it and act dumb like they don't see the tip line.
@@JamesWilson-sb9iq Did you ever have any customer look at you directly in your eye stems as the dont tip and sign the paper after you tell tgem its optional? Lol
They charge because they pay our gass.. We only get the tips u give us. We deliver in rain snow and extream heat. U would be paying ur own gass if u came and got it.. Js
I make 80,000 a year at my job as a computer support analyst but work Fri., Sat and Sunday night delivering pizza for Papa Johns! I love it and it pays good...why not?
$16+ an hour seems about right. I used to do full time delivery for a pizza chain that shall not be named, and would earn between $15-$18 an hour for 8-10 hour shift. In the current town that I live in, I ended up doing it again for just a part time side hustle and the local economy/customer demographic is very different to the last town. I've pulled $17.8 an hour for a recent long shift, but I'm more likely to pull $16 an hour on a decent long shift and as little as $13-$14 an hour on a short shift.
@@jamest163 it works like any restaurant, so you have side tasks to do when it’s slow and you have to do things like cut and box the food as it’s coming out. You usually have an out task like sweeping or dishes. A lot of places will also have you answering the phone. When it’s busy, it’s just in and out.
Honestly, I just started, and if there is only one driver, it’s impossible to keep up. Even if you take 4 orders at once, which is so rare, there will be another 8 when you get back. And it keeps up for hours.
@@gaigerients7021 some people just don’t really understand how restaurants work, and your food could be taking a while for 1000 reasons but they know they’re working on it.
Ive been with dominos over a year now my average take home is 80 a night my best night is 244 but none of that makes up for the actual millage i put on my truck
In the 90s I delivered for Pizza Hut as a secondary job once I learned the area I was fast and knew the tippers and non tippers. Best night was 135 for an 8 hr shift plus 6.50 per hour
I work chinese delivery there is always one stiff each shift been doing this 5 yrs... but than the next delivery or someone that shift will give you a 10 so it works out... everyone shuld tip 5 bucks that would be phat but some are 5 but than some are 7 to 10 bucks so maybe I take back what I sed everyone shuld tip 5
When I was a driver for Dominos, all my tips went towards gas in my car and I didn’t get a lot of tips. It was a bad area to deliver (mostly low income and section 8) I would get tips every now and then but not as much as I would’ve liked to. Let’s just say I wasn’t there for long then I just walked out one day and quit. Lol I guess it depends on the location and that delivery charge fucks the drivers over
@Kingofthe_worldidk what ppl r on, u most definitely get partially reimbursed. I’ve heard you get something like .50 per mile (depending on where u work obviously)
One thing I didn't hear him say is that all credit card tips come out of your paycheck they listed as wages already learned so the more the customers pay you the less Domino's has two
That’s not true your taxes on card tips as if it was income say you make 750 in wage and 750 in card tips when your direct deposit hits it will only be the 750 in wage -25% of 1500 so only like 500$ direct deposit your employer takes out the taxes for you so u don’t have to at the end of the year
People sleep on mileage reimbursement. If your car has great MPG, you make a great return on gas. For me it is a 4 to 1 ratio on gas costs. I realize you have wear and tear and whatnot, but that extra well more then makes up for anything you may need to do like oil changes and tires.
Since Domino's has decided to pay us drivers $0.44/mile which is under the Federal rate. I have seen class action lawsuits from franchisees that are under paying the per mile rate. Is Domino's allowed to pay less than Federal rate?
I just finished an interview at papa johns and online they claimed to pay $19-$20 an hour but told me that they’re actually paying $7.75 and the rest comes from tips. I’ll work here for a month and if I’m not making a steady $18+/h then I’ll most likely quit.
I work for a pizza shop. privately owned pizza shop, not a chain like dominos, papa Johns Etc. Just a regular pizza shop, the area is very nice and very generous residents. I work a total of 45 hours sometimes less because I leave early Thursday 10 AM - 9 PM Friday & Saturday 10 AM - 10 PM ( We close 1 hour later since those are the busiest days ) And Sunday 10 AM - 9 PM I get payed $9 Hour from 10 - 3 ( $45 ) during that time I have to make boxes, fill up the fridge with drinks and help out inside the shop and after 3 PM I just do straight up deliveries only. I get payed $3.15 / PER Delivery and keep 100% of my tips. Friday’s I average about 40 deliveries all day, sometimes I make up to $400+ in one day because tips are very good 👍 Obviously not everyone tips a lot, it varies but if you were to average it out at the end of the day, it’s as if each person tipped me $7 I average about $1,300-$1,500 a week and I have Monday - Wednesday off, sweet 3 days in a row.
You really thought papa johns was gonna pay you 20 dollars to be a delivery driver ? You may need to lower your standards in jobs if that is what you’re expecting
I only watched this because I was curious. I think society sucks that you have to rely on other people’s generosity just to make you able to pay your bills. It sucks for you and it sucks for all of us who just want a pizza but aren’t able or wanting to go get it. Huge discussion I know. But boil it down and it’s BS. You seem like an awesome guy and I wish you the best, I hope you’re doing well.
Wait so do Dominos drivers actually just sit and wait for the next deliveries to come up? At Pizza Hut Drivers do all the dishes and prep all the dough for the next day. About 90-150 pizzas worth of dough usually every night.
I'm a Domino's delivery driver that covers 3 decent size towns.every once in a while we don't have any drivers and I have made upwards of 175 a night.during lockdown we basically only had 1 day driver and 2 night drivers.not only was I making a killing in tips and miles I was working about 60 hours a week.u do have days that I don't really make anything.
Worked with the same company for nearly seven years in Arizona. Granted, I worked mostly full-time. I made over $40,000.00. there. I think it has a lot to do with where you work. That, and being a consummate professional! Things like, attitude, demeanor, (even a small clipboard for people to sign on, with a nice pen) and more! “Selling yourself” and the extra mile you go through to make every experience a great one matters much!
$150 in tips plus hourly wage? Also how’s the job been so far? Thinking of applying since I’m having no luck with any other delivery jobs while I go to school
Driver's get paid per hour when in store and below minimum wage on the road either commission per delivery or per mile and tips tip your drivers some depends on the tips to make there rent and such
Thanks for making this video. I just completed my job interview for dominos delivery. And should be starting within the next 3 days. I hope to make around what you said in this video. Or at least average over $10.00 an hour.
socali raised352 just got hired at an franchised Oregon location. The management is very fun and professional. Working for a corporate location might change your work experience.
Im a dominos driver in washington state we make $13.50 minimum wage, 33 cents per mile, plus tips. 4-5 hour shift Ill drive 40-60miles and earn $50-80 in tips. 8+hour shift drive 100+ miles and earn $90-150 in tips. Averaging $25-45 per hour.
Back in the 90s, when I worked for Russ's restaurant as bus boy, I was getting paid by the hour. There was a waitress assigned for the area. She got paid by the hour, but it very low amount like 2.50 an hour, including tip but the restaurant order they waitress working that night to pay half there tip to bussers . I refused it told her to keep it and I talk to the boss about it
Hey bro best tips are pre tips and then they tip you again in cash. I get tips on messed up re trips by other drivers. The trick people is talk to them there are people b s about what you see at house. Omg sweet ride Love the yard omg gorgeous flowers etc....
This happens soooooo much. Whoever orders the food originally will put a tip on the order at the time of ordering. And once I get to the door the husband or someone else answers and doesn't know about the tip that was included. So they too me again. I got double tipped 3 times yesterday. Each time they had 3 dollars on the order for me already and when I arrive they give me another five dollars. It's just the greatest. I made like 165 dollars just in tips (cash),(not weekly hourly pay) yesterday working from 10:30 to 8. Its the easiest job I've ever had and us delivery drivers make the most money in the entire store except our general manager which is on salary for like 45k per year. I usually make 25,000-30,000 a year and all I do is listen to podcasts and music... basically no extra work.
Worse job I’ve ever worked. Made $2600 per month full time, but had so much to pay in car maintenance, at least 100 per month, maximum, I have paid 500 in one month. My owner only paid ya 60c per delivery which was averaged out to about 9 cents per mile after a 10 hour day. I also paid 300-350 per month in gas, and was only reimbursed about 120 dollars.
You said you made $16+ an hour that night. Did you get reimbursed per miles you drove? otherwise you’re looking at probably $5 an hour for gas & wear and tear on your car. So you really only made $11+ an hour.
From my personal experience, the general rule is that you always give the customer their change. Never assume that you should keep it. It would be kinda rude on the delivery driver's side. Also... yes, personal vehicles are used. In which case mileage reimbursement is customary. Unless you use the company car. Company provides gas card.
I work at pizza hut and I've only delivered one day so far but people usually just hand you bills and ask for a certain amount back or just say keep everything
I worked for dominoes here in Austin and going to the domain multiple times without getting tips made me quit, if anyone know what the domain is, and you don’t get tips you’ll see why i quit
The risk and liability is something that drivers dont even consider. Especially now. Cars are more expensive than ever and its just not worth it. Better rip that car topper and shirt off if you get in a wreck on the clock. Some dumbass got hired and then called his insurance company to let them know about it. He never came back. Better than uber but not by much. Can't wait for door dash to raise rates when there are no drivers left. Gonna be hillarious when the accountants get to carry their little boxes our of their offices and then go out looking for a new job.
So all you get is $5 an hour plus tips, do you get any mileage pay and do you have to do any other work besides deliver and how many miles did you drive that night?
i work for dominoes as a driver full time in washington state and i make close to4,000 a month after taxes...im not exaggerating...minimum wage for Washington is about to go up to 14.50 an hour so ...if you make 14 an hour for eight hours and earn 120 in tips a night? Do the math...
@@kirkjackson7185 And maybe give up sleep while working in several time zones. There's a reason I asked this (someone else claims this) but I doubt it.
@@roachtoasties i highly doubt anyone delivering pizzas can make 6 figures. Though i know a friend who was a delivery driver, he had made 5 grand in a week doing just that, so you can make decent money, all depends on where you live and what the demographic is like in your area.
Bro when I was working for Domino’s they didn’t have enough drivers so I literally made like $1000 a week
Where was this?
Christopher Nevins Reading PA
That's only if you use your own vehicle! Otherwise you get screwed over!
Big Bessie how much hours did you work? And how much would you make in tips
Dude I want your dominos. Mine has so many people the store will be mobbed and the drivers will make like $30-$40 a night. Every so often a lot of people get fired or quit and it goes to $100 a night but then more people get hired the next week.
Work on your Seth Rohan laugh and use it at the door your tips will go up at least 50%
dude if i had curly head hair i could totaly pull off seth rogan
Who is Seth Rohan? Did you mean Seth Rogen?
@@AK-47ISTHEWAY stfu u know what he meant
@@musicpro7278 stfu
Great thread
They killed tips for drivers when they added that $4.99 delivery charge for a 7.99 crappy pizza.
if you don't like the food don't order, if you can't afford to pay delivery charge plus tip then don't order
@@HearMeLearn I don't. I rarely eat pizza but if I do it's from a real pizza place & I tip well. If a chain adds a "delivery fee" that is more than 50% of the cost of the item & then that fee doesn't even go to the driver that's a rip off to both parties is what I'm saying.
Dominoes should pay better wages. Same as servers wanting tips. Stores should pay higgher wage and not rely upon customers for tips. Don't deliver pizza or serve food if you rely on tips
@@back2the80s you say all that, but the only way companies will pay better is if enough of a collective mindset causes people to stop tipping altogether. It has to be enough to create such a severe lack that it results in a blowback of employees quitting or going on strike for competitive wages. It has to be at that level, or else people (some, not all) in this industry will continue to make an actual decent living wage off of these types of jobs and undermine the incentive for companies to pay better base wages to their employees.
I deliver for Hungry Howies in Florida. Drivers get $8.75 an hour plus tips and $1.25 gas money per delivery. The delivery fee is $3.75. I average over $18 per hour.
I delivery pizza in small town once. Here was my delivery experience:
Million dollar home resident with full size wet bar + multiple horse stable: $49.00 - no tip
Trailer park resident: $20 - 5 dollar tip
Doctor resident(home with pillars) : $32 - 3 dollar tip
Forreal!!!! I have never get a tip from the rich houses
Myles crumel biiiig facts
Facts!
That’s how you stay rich I guess 😂
@@nerdsareawesome1000 Laughs in millionaire xD
The grind is real in you Jamie!
Reyes The Entrepreneur REYESSSS
you're supposed to ask about the gas!
14 an hour out here in Florida,, I got an interview later for delivery driver wish me luck guys!!
Just got a job as a driver. I used to do Uber and make $100 a day and $400 dollars a week making $20 dollars more a day than I was at my cashier job. I’m hoping this job pays even more than both of them with the tips and wage combined.💛💛💛
so how did it go friend?
Yeah how did it go? I am currently doing uber eats and thinking of getting a pizza delivery job..
No cap I got a domino's ad before the video started😂
Wow
That is awesome! That is functional.
Some cap
Cap
Little bit of cap.
dominoes is the only fast food place in my city that delivers and i’ve made $186 tips in the first two days
that's not that much, ive made about 480 dollars delivering doordash 15 hours
@@dmytroklopp6973 in 2020 that was great lol but now not so much
@@dmytroklopp6973 yeah then you have to calculate gas prices and you get no hourly wage.
I own a pizza franchise in Norway. The largest take-away pizza franchise in Scandivania. I work alot of hours my self, and we can go days, maybe weeks without tip.
Last year the government passed a law so i have to pay minimum 167nok(19,53usd) an hour to my employees, it is killing my business...
Wow that's crazy....
20 USD minimum wage LOL. It's almost like Scandinavian countries have pretty delicate economies set up only for themselves and when you bring in a million migrants a year the system collapses in on itself. All according to plan.
You.you need to move to a free country my friend and leave that socialist paradise
What is your franchise called?
Its hard to pay people enough so that they can live on their own. You poor poor soul.
I made about $20 an hour in 2002 just driving part time for dominos. They didn’t have “delivery fees” that kind of screwed up good tips when that started and I don’t blame customers for tipping less because of that even though the drivers don’t get it. That’s the companies greed
Yeah but you had cheap people who wrote the check for the exact amount and put a dollar with it
Great video bro! I was a bartender and server before my injury and never understood how people can stiff or leave 8 cents. It always seems to balance out at the end though! Keep up the grind 🐻👊🏼
Because that’s your job, ridiculous that customers have to pay you to do your job. Also most bartenders and servers suck! I have plenty of money to tip and yet they only pay attention to the older people or bigger groups. Sometimes they just have an attitude or the service sucks!
@@anthonyrhodes2141 As a Domino’s delivery driver/former busser at a buffet, tips is how we make most of our money. Yes we still have the bi weekly check. Sometimes especially when I was a busser, ppl tipped a few coins or $1. Yeah, it’s our job. But like I said, tips is where most of our money comes from
@@anthonyrhodes2141 bartenders make next to nothing without tips. If commission was built in your drinks and food would be 20-30% more expensive to compensate. Most of them work their asses off. The only reason they make any money is because most people are not as selfish and ignorant as you.
He looks like the dude from Pineapple Express
Seth Rogan
The dude? His names Seth rogen. Lol
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LMFAOOOOOO 🤣🤣🤣
I worked a side job delivering pizza.
DO NOT be that person who doesn't tip. The drivers will remember you. I have 0 doubt they mess with the food.
If you tip well. Drivers will remember you. They will deliver to you first. People who don't tip get their food last. They whine about it taking so long 🤣. I literally would pass their house to deliver to a known tipper 🤣🤣🤣
Dammm lmaooo
How can u make the most money as a delivery driver
Yep, I did alot of deliveries over the years and then was able to let it go. But
it makes 100% sense to take care of the customers that are taking care of you.
So the good tippers will always get their food first.
@@jess8257 Be friendly to the customers 100% of the time. There will
be a few stiffs - don't let them get to you.
I was doing Uber for around 9 hour shifts and would make around 140, if I went the extra mile I’d get 200+. There were some bad days but otherwise I’d compensate by getting the missing money the next day. I learned that affluent neighborhoods tip wayy better so try working in those areas. I’d sometimes get 17 dollar tips! I made 1200+ consecutively in 2 weeks, but unfortunately I let my father use my account, and used his own face on the facial recognition verification, and my account was banned. I’m hurting rn, door dash fucking blows
Christ why would your dad use his face? Smh
Bro I deliver , 12 an hour and odeee tips , fun af and u make like 700-900 something working like 35-40 hours , smoke and ride the whole time and bump Juice
bro who do you deliver for??
😂😂
literally bro me too that’s exactly what i do. me and my coworkers smoke late night in the parking lot too. great job.
@@okaymal6110 dominos in Connecticut
@@BloodMonkey same bro me and the general manager and coworkers smoke blunts in the parking lot too
@@Thegoat-4L welp, time to deliver for dominos..
Idk why but this was super entertaining 😂
I work for pizza Hut here in Mesa, AZ. Love when you get $20 or close to within the first hour. That's when you know it's going to be an ok night.
I love the side hustle. I do Uber as a side hustle.
I remember the job as being fast paced. 4 hours can fly by sometimes.
it is
Ain't that the truth
For real tho
Definitely. I covered a shift for someone Sunday, it was an 11:30 AM - 8 PM shift. I remember thinking damn, I only do this on evenings as a side job from my main job so this shift is gonna suck but it flew by mostly. Just sucked in the lull between lunch and dinner rushes.
Good. Lol💕
I always tip $5 to the delivery driver.
Mom and pop shops will earn you more. The delivery areas are generally smaller than the big chains, the food is generally less expensive (not counting promos), so customers have a few extra dollars to tip. I've worked for both and wouldn't even consider a national chain again.
Im a driver in a small town I love it:) I do 40 miles and 15 deliveries on a slow night in 5 to 6 hours
Usually leave with 40 in just tips on a Slow night.. the most I made on a holiday was 145..
passionateandloyal that's not bad at all. Those tips really help us out a lot. During the start of covid I was making like $20 but it jumped back up afterwords. Good luck to ya
For $16 dollars an hour that's better pay than the absolute BS I went through with home meal delivery. And WAYYYY better pay than an auto parts delivery driver which is essentially the same as pizza delivery, but no tip.
My son just started doing this when his other job shut down during the pandemic. Great way to make money at this time.
Yeah I'm doing the same thing. I keep getting laid off. Hoping this will be stable
@@benpainter6874 Pizza is always stable!
You're so pretty
Also, always mention to customers when signing credit card slips that tip is optional. People always sign it and act dumb like they don't see the tip line.
Always circle the tip and total and make them fill it out
@@JamesWilson-sb9iq Did you ever have any customer look at you directly in your eye stems as the dont tip and sign the paper after you tell tgem its optional? Lol
@@robmen1402 no
dominos wanted to charge me 4.99 for delivery why don't they pass the buck to you?! I shouldn't have to pay 2 times
They charge because they pay our gass.. We only get the tips u give us. We deliver in rain snow and extream heat. U would be paying ur own gass if u came and got it.. Js
no car no pizza
Agreed I only tip $2 at most for delivery.
@@John-om3dx seem kinda broke to be tipping $2
I make 80,000 a year at my job as a computer support analyst but work Fri., Sat and Sunday night delivering pizza for Papa Johns! I love it and it pays good...why not?
Dude, same. That's what's up.
HEY HOW LONG HAVE U BEEN DELIVERING PIZZA? I AM IN GA I AM THINKING IS IT WORTH IT?
@@suzysurgent62
I only do it in the winter
$16+ an hour seems about right. I used to do full time delivery for a pizza chain that shall not be named, and would earn between $15-$18 an hour for 8-10 hour shift. In the current town that I live in, I ended up doing it again for just a part time side hustle and the local economy/customer demographic is very different to the last town. I've pulled $17.8 an hour for a recent long shift, but I'm more likely to pull $16 an hour on a decent long shift and as little as $13-$14 an hour on a short shift.
Do you have to do something else inside restaurant? Or only deliver pizza?
@@jamest163 it works like any restaurant, so you have side tasks to do when it’s slow and you have to do things like cut and box the food as it’s coming out. You usually have an out task like sweeping or dishes. A lot of places will also have you answering the phone. When it’s busy, it’s just in and out.
This is why my order is taking so long lol .
Honestly, I just started, and if there is only one driver, it’s impossible to keep up. Even if you take 4 orders at once, which is so rare, there will be another 8 when you get back. And it keeps up for hours.
@@cduddy7541 I know I gm a domino's lolol I was kidding lol
@@gaigerients7021 some people just don’t really understand how restaurants work, and your food could be taking a while for 1000 reasons but they know they’re working on it.
Yup. He's bullshitting making videos instead of delivering pizzas.
Jesus what time does the sun set in this video 😂
i said the same thing LOlol
I guess you followed Dave Ramsey's advice
What was Dave Ramsey's advice?
That's why I'm watching this video 😂😂😂
@@ZyanBeast deliver pizzas to pay off your debt. I personally use it for investing money.
Ive been with dominos over a year now my average take home is 80 a night my best night is 244 but none of that makes up for the actual millage i put on my truck
I agree
In the 90s I delivered for Pizza Hut as a secondary job once I learned the area I was fast and knew the tippers and non tippers. Best night was 135 for an 8 hr shift plus 6.50 per hour
THATS ALOT OF MONEY Bck then
This is why my order takes so long
10 second clips don’t add minutes to the delivery
Respect for what you do, but relying on the generosity of customers is a huge gamble because we all know customers/the public are majority uncaring.
I work chinese delivery there is always one stiff each shift been doing this 5 yrs... but than the next delivery or someone that shift will give you a 10 so it works out... everyone shuld tip 5 bucks that would be phat but some are 5 but than some are 7 to 10 bucks so maybe I take back what I sed everyone shuld tip 5
When I was a driver for Dominos, all my tips went towards gas in my car and I didn’t get a lot of tips. It was a bad area to deliver (mostly low income and section 8) I would get tips every now and then but not as much as I would’ve liked to. Let’s just say I wasn’t there for long then I just walked out one day and quit. Lol I guess it depends on the location and that delivery charge fucks the drivers over
@Mahdi Bowe yes
@Kingofthe_worldidk what ppl r on, u most definitely get partially reimbursed. I’ve heard you get something like .50 per mile (depending on where u work obviously)
You get to just hang out at the store and wait for deliveries? We have to do literally everything the insiders do when we don't have a delivery.
konohahurricane07 LOL Unlucky
One thing I didn't hear him say is that all credit card tips come out of your paycheck they listed as wages already learned so the more the customers pay you the less Domino's has two
That’s not true your taxes on card tips as if it was income say you make 750 in wage and 750 in card tips when your direct deposit hits it will only be the 750 in wage -25% of 1500 so only like 500$ direct deposit your employer takes out the taxes for you so u don’t have to at the end of the year
right now,dont know if its bc of covid ,but in the irvine area, I'm making over 23 an hour. Its insane.
I work at a understaffed dominos in a high tourist area. Take home is about 5000 a month. Location can totally change your experience
South Florida?
People sleep on mileage reimbursement. If your car has great MPG, you make a great return on gas. For me it is a 4 to 1 ratio on gas costs. I realize you have wear and tear and whatnot, but that extra well more then makes up for anything you may need to do like oil changes and tires.
*...In 2006 & 2007 I made $50,000 dollars a year, 2 years in a row, when I worked about 80 Hours a week driving...*
Wow ...
Since Domino's has decided to pay us drivers $0.44/mile which is under the Federal rate. I have seen class action lawsuits from franchisees that are under paying the per mile rate. Is Domino's allowed to pay less than Federal rate?
they can do whatever they want lol ask an attorney and say 'IF YALL NIGGAS HELP ME ILL PAY YOU WHATEVER U WANT IF WE WIN"
@@suzysurgent62 Shut up.
I work about 20 hours a week 3 days a week I make about 75-80 on average a day . 13.75 a hour
And that's delivering??using your vehicle, insurance and gas.. not worth it..I was thinking about giving it a try but no I don't think so
I just finished an interview at papa johns and online they claimed to pay $19-$20 an hour but told me that they’re actually paying $7.75 and the rest comes from tips.
I’ll work here for a month and if I’m not making a steady $18+/h then I’ll most likely quit.
I work for a pizza shop. privately owned pizza shop, not a chain like dominos, papa Johns Etc. Just a regular pizza shop, the area is very nice and very generous residents.
I work a total of 45 hours sometimes less because I leave early
Thursday 10 AM - 9 PM
Friday & Saturday 10 AM - 10 PM
( We close 1 hour later since those are the busiest days )
And Sunday 10 AM - 9 PM
I get payed $9 Hour from 10 - 3 ( $45 )
during that time I have to make boxes, fill up the fridge with drinks and help out inside the shop and after 3 PM I just do straight up deliveries only. I get payed $3.15 / PER Delivery and keep 100% of my tips. Friday’s I average about 40 deliveries all day, sometimes I make up to $400+ in one day because tips are very good 👍
Obviously not everyone tips a lot, it varies but if you were to average it out at the end of the day, it’s as if each person tipped me $7
I average about $1,300-$1,500 a week and I have Monday - Wednesday off, sweet 3 days in a row.
You really thought papa johns was gonna pay you 20 dollars to be a delivery driver ? You may need to lower your standards in jobs if that is what you’re expecting
SO HOW DID IT GO?
I only watched this because I was curious. I think society sucks that you have to rely on other people’s generosity just to make you able to pay your bills. It sucks for you and it sucks for all of us who just want a pizza but aren’t able or wanting to go get it. Huge discussion I know. But boil it down and it’s BS. You seem like an awesome guy and I wish you the best, I hope you’re doing well.
Wait so do Dominos drivers actually just sit and wait for the next deliveries to come up? At Pizza Hut Drivers do all the dishes and prep all the dough for the next day. About 90-150 pizzas worth of dough usually every night.
Do you get paid hourly?
Haha relax boy ... we the drivers clean up the entire store up mop, dishes , clean makeline , and other stuff
In Soviet Russia, delivery driver tips you
I'm a Domino's delivery driver that covers 3 decent size towns.every once in a while we don't have any drivers and I have made upwards of 175 a night.during lockdown we basically only had 1 day driver and 2 night drivers.not only was I making a killing in tips and miles I was working about 60 hours a week.u do have days that I don't really make anything.
Worked with the same company for nearly seven years in Arizona. Granted, I worked mostly full-time. I made over $40,000.00. there. I think it has a lot to do with where you work. That, and being a consummate professional! Things like, attitude, demeanor, (even a small clipboard for people to sign on, with a nice pen) and more! “Selling yourself” and the extra mile you go through to make every experience a great one matters much!
I just started working at Dominos. I work two shifts. Both shifts were six hours. In total in tips I made $150.00.
$150 in tips plus hourly wage? Also how’s the job been so far? Thinking of applying since I’m having no luck with any other delivery jobs while I go to school
Is it better to go as a contract employee at $15/hr or just $5/hr plus tips??
It is awesome to see in person.
I remember when free delivery was advertised
Yall really want a good mileage car for this
Driver's get paid per hour when in store and below minimum wage on the road either commission per delivery or per mile and tips tip your drivers some depends on the tips to make there rent and such
Thanks for making this video. I just completed my job interview for dominos delivery. And should be starting within the next 3 days. I hope to make around what you said in this video. Or at least average over $10.00 an hour.
How did you apply to dominos and how was the interview process?
im glad it helped
socali raised352 just got hired at an franchised Oregon location. The management is very fun and professional. Working for a corporate location might change your work experience.
socali raised352 the interview process is usually something like I want a job. Okay do you have a vehicle and insurance. Yes. Okay when can you start.
Ian That all ?
It depends on your area and of course how staffed your store is I make more as a driver for Dominos than I did as a GM at Little Caesars
That’s a good question lol I was wondering the same thing because I had to leave dominos because of covid
Love him! Great attitude!
How does the gas situation work do they pay the gas or do you and the mileage
xpac86 you get a Milage pay no gas pay
Dominoes pay mileage also. I think he forgot that. Currently .30 cents per mile.
I worked this job its a hustle its the grind for me atleast learned to tip delivery driver from empatht
In Oregon you get paid at least min wage plus tip so u would make more than 5 an hour
I worked a 10 1/2 shift today made $245 in tips and they pay us $8.65 p/h ..came out to just about $32 an hour.
Nice... I’m glad your also doing Vending. 🔥🔥🔥
Omfg I wrk as a dominos delivery driver and I feel this guy so heavy
When should u get ur business license and insurance and stuff before u get started with ur business or a little after u start TH-cam and doing vending
Im a dominos driver in washington state we make $13.50 minimum wage, 33 cents per mile, plus tips.
4-5 hour shift Ill drive 40-60miles and earn $50-80 in tips.
8+hour shift drive 100+ miles and earn $90-150 in tips.
Averaging $25-45 per hour.
So did you just make less than $10 an hour? Plus you have to use your own vehicle in fuel?
16.50 an hr aint bad..good job on the video..blessings my friend..👍👍
I've heard Domino's makes more than Papa John's.
Does all the online tipping go directly to the drivers? Or does the company take some
All to the driver
Back in the 90s, when I worked for Russ's restaurant as bus boy, I was getting paid by the hour. There was a waitress assigned for the area. She got paid by the hour, but it very low amount like 2.50 an hour, including tip but the restaurant order they waitress working that night to pay half there tip to bussers . I refused it told her to keep it and I talk to the boss about it
Love the video. They care if u film about their deliveries? Own stuff i get but always wonder I'd they could say something about that. Cool video
Im assuming management would've said don't do that but they can't exactly stop him, he's not showing anyone's faces or anyone's info
Hey bro best tips are pre tips and then they tip you again in cash. I get tips on messed up re trips by other drivers. The trick people is talk to them there are people b s about what you see at house.
Omg sweet ride
Love the yard omg gorgeous flowers etc....
This happens soooooo much. Whoever orders the food originally will put a tip on the order at the time of ordering. And once I get to the door the husband or someone else answers and doesn't know about the tip that was included. So they too me again. I got double tipped 3 times yesterday. Each time they had 3 dollars on the order for me already and when I arrive they give me another five dollars. It's just the greatest. I made like 165 dollars just in tips (cash),(not weekly hourly pay) yesterday working from 10:30 to 8. Its the easiest job I've ever had and us delivery drivers make the most money in the entire store except our general manager which is on salary for like 45k per year. I usually make 25,000-30,000 a year and all I do is listen to podcasts and music... basically no extra work.
Don't you get a fixed hourly rate?
@@afcvending6037 Damn That's like £4 in the uk, the minimum wage here for an 18 yr old is I think like £6.50 and 21 yr old gets over £7.50
no you get paid minimum wage while in the store and less than that while on the road because legally they can pay you less if you work for tips
Worse job I’ve ever worked. Made $2600 per month full time, but had so much to pay in car maintenance, at least 100 per month, maximum, I have paid 500 in one month. My owner only paid ya 60c per delivery which was averaged out to about 9 cents per mile after a 10 hour day. I also paid 300-350 per month in gas, and was only reimbursed about 120 dollars.
You said you made $16+ an hour that night.
Did you get reimbursed per miles you drove?
otherwise you’re looking at probably $5 an hour for gas & wear and tear on your car.
So you really only made $11+ an hour.
And this is why employees can’t find anyone anymore!! People are tired of slaving and they reaping the benefits. Pay me what I’m worth!
Do the customer ever ask for change? (breaking bills)
Also, do you use your own car?
Yes and yes
He drives a company car.
From my personal experience, the general rule is that you always give the customer their change. Never assume that you should keep it. It would be kinda rude on the delivery driver's side.
Also... yes, personal vehicles are used. In which case mileage reimbursement is customary. Unless you use the company car. Company provides gas card.
I work at pizza hut and I've only delivered one day so far but people usually just hand you bills and ask for a certain amount back or just say keep everything
yeah dude i just stared working there and made just about 800 this week with tips and hourly, not a bad job if you stay busy
I use to be a driver for papa johns I enjoyed it now I'm starting with dominos its been a few years though since I have done any delivery jobs
Today is my first day as a Domino’s delivery driver. Wish me luck! 🙏
I worked for dominoes here in Austin and going to the domain multiple times without getting tips made me quit, if anyone know what the domain is, and you don’t get tips you’ll see why i quit
bro awesome video. makes me wanna change from csr to driver !
Do you guys also get mileage? I work at a Dominos in Illinois. We get 3.75 per delivery
So does Dominos give a phone or something for navigation or do you guys just use the POS map besides using area knowledge?
Joe's Reviews they don’t provide one, you use your own or their is a map you can look at in store!
@@shayleekirby6715 yeah the map I knew about didn't know about the phone. Thanks Shaylee
Joe's Reviews no problem!
The risk and liability is something that drivers dont even consider. Especially now. Cars are more expensive than ever and its just not worth it. Better rip that car topper and shirt off if you get in a wreck on the clock. Some dumbass got hired and then called his insurance company to let them know about it. He never came back. Better than uber but not by much. Can't wait for door dash to raise rates when there are no drivers left. Gonna be hillarious when the accountants get to carry their little boxes our of their offices and then go out looking for a new job.
Hey bro it's Matt lol. Yeah I might apply at Dominos.. I just moved to Barnegat and there's 1 about 5 minutes from here.
$5 per hour?! Damn, aren't they supposed to pay at least the minimum wage?
Thank you for making this , very helpful
So all you get is $5 an hour plus tips, do you get any mileage pay and do you have to do any other work besides deliver and how many miles did you drive that night?
When you wait for a delivery are you able to just wait in your car? Or do you have to go wait in the store?
i work for dominoes as a driver full time in washington state and i make close to4,000 a month after taxes...im not exaggerating...minimum wage for Washington is about to go up to 14.50 an hour so ...if you make 14 an hour for eight hours and earn 120 in tips a night? Do the math...
You car is messed up tho lol
You’re not getting the 20 bucks for 4 hours. After taxes you’re getting like 15. That’s pretty simple math and common sense.
minus wear, tear and taxes and taxes on tips
Those ppl who only tipped $0.08 should be ashamed of themselves. Smh I usually tip $2-3, but $1 at the least if money’s tight.
Wings of redemption in dominos job parallel dimension
Any chance of making $140,000 per year delivering pizza?
Just be a delivery driver for more than 1 pizza place😂
@@kirkjackson7185 And maybe give up sleep while working in several time zones. There's a reason I asked this (someone else claims this) but I doubt it.
@@roachtoasties i highly doubt anyone delivering pizzas can make 6 figures. Though i know a friend who was a delivery driver, he had made 5 grand in a week doing just that, so you can make decent money, all depends on where you live and what the demographic is like in your area.
I loved watching your video, i have one exactly like it. i love seeing other people’s perspective💛
thanks!!