Pizza
I made $250 in tips in less than 15 hours of work over three days. I am very happy with that. I saw an ad on craigslist for a delivery guy and there I was that same day and training that same night.
That is what I love about small mom and pop operations. They do everything under the table and they speed up the hiring process by making on the spot decisions.
I never thought that delivery would be 1. Fun, 2. Profitable, or 3. Easy
I am lovin’ it! On Thursday at 5 PM I had like $13 dollars to my name, and now I am feeling a lot more comfortable until payday. I like how life always has a way to turn around and even when you are at your lowest point, eventually things will begin to look up.
It is just a job, but may be a blessing in disguise.
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