/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19175744
>Anything hot and crispy will arrive warm, floppy and damp
restaurants know this because one time i had to deliver crispy chicken and the chef cut the corner off the plastic lid on the container to vent the steam so it remained crisp when it arrived to the customer. but the idiot customer gave me a negative review accusing me of damaging the package because the corner of the lid was missing. dumb cunt.

>>19051918
hey there! i'm a delivery driver for uber eats and i only do single pickup deliveries and will decline second and third delivery requests because i know that nobody (myself included) likes seeing their hot food taking detours. i want my hot food delivered from kitchen to door so that's what i do for my customers and that's why i get more tips on average and have maintained a 100% rating for about two years now.

i don't expect tips. but when i break every speed limit to get someone's hot food to them while it's still hot then i'm disappointed when i'm not tipped. but most people do tip and australia doesn't have a tipping culture like america has. it's extremely optional here so every tip is extremely welcome because it feels more like a pat on the back for a job well done. it's recognition and reward for effort put in and that's why tips are important.

don't mind me