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Originally Posted by Vince, Pt. II
While this is true...most point-of-sale software creates a "file" for a customer once they have ordered. The file typically has two comment fields - one that is publicly visible ("Go around the corner, it's the third house. Address hard to read."), and another that is not publicly visible, only visible to employees on the computer ("This girl is a bitch. She will start yelling for no apparent reason. Try not to piss her off."). Those comments are permanent, so even if the individual drivers don't know about them, notorious people will become notorious.
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Yes, drivers know which houses are good and which ones are bad, people talk. And good houses will get their food first if a good house and a bad house are close enough that the driver takes two orders at once, even if the bad house ordered first.
The two pizza places I delivered for both paid slightly under minimum wage ($5 p/h), both management and drivers knew that the majority of money drivers made would come from tips.