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[Ghost]

Just post the address, then we can all just go round and find out.

 

[JackFrost2012]

He brings the pizza, and SURPRISE! She doesn't have any money.

This inspired premise reminds me of an exciting film I saw recently!!

 

[God's Hand]

What's an appropriate tip for a pizza deliverer? I always give $5, but I'd like to give less.

 

[automagnus]

10-20% is the norm for tips.

 

[Jim Bowie]

You should make a post about it in gaming. Put it under the guise of OMG OMG NEW PSP SCREENZ or something.

And I had no idea that there were more than 4 GAFfers in Indiana.

 

[RevenantKioku]

If the change is under $0.50 I round up to the nearest dollar and add $1 more, $2 if the weather is bad. If the change is over $0.50, and $1 to each of the above values.

 

[Escape Goat]

It was me.

Wait, no it wasn't

 

[Miburou]

Shit, I gave the pizza guy $1.65 last night, and I thought that was too much (and it was Canadian). Granted, the pizza was only $10.35, with tax, so that's over 15%.

 

[calder]

I routinely dish out $15 tips. By routinely I mean accidentally, but since then I've actually given a buck or two less - now $3 is my average instead of 4-5. TAKE THAT DELIVERY PEOPLE.

 

[AntoneM]

when I delivered I considered $3 to be a good tip, but it all depends on where you live. If you live in LA or NYC I'd say $5 since the cost of living is higher there, but where I used to deliver (Fargo, ND) $3 was a nice tip with $1-2 being average. Just try to keep in mind that most of the people who deliver pizza, or any type of food, use their own car and their hourly wage will not usually cover the general wear and tear on their car. The only reason I was willing to do it was because of tips.

For those that don't tip, I would assume you'd rather pay more for your pizza than leave a tip for the delivery guy.

 

[Azih]

I go with 15% of the price of the pizza before tax myself.

 

[aoi tsuki]

i guess i couldn't remain a Member forever... :/

 

[Eminem]

Shit, you consider a $3 tip to be good? I've been over-tipping.

I'll take $3 for every delivery, sure. usually it's like $2. then of course there are those that have a bill of $12.15, and give me $13 and tell me to keep the change. Yeah, 85 cents, literally "change". Then there are people who owe $10 and give me $15, so it all averages itself out.
Plus at Pizza Hut, you get 50 cents for every delivery you make. So on a Friday night I'll work 8 hours, make 30 deliveries and get an extra $15. That's always nice.