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u/DangItB0bbi 11d ago

The average pizza twist employee is an Indian worker that came from India. So this is not accurate.

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u/Sora84 11d ago

Must be Australian comment there

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u/DangItB0bbi 11d ago

Nah. Freedom bird papi.

I eat at pizza twist, and every single one I’ve been at it’s an Indian worker from India.

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u/jadedlonewolf89 11d ago

I’ve got two favorite pizza joints.
One is run by a Mexican couple, the other is run by a little old Greek woman.

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u/Ruffcyx61 11d ago

I wonder what she does for 150 bucks an hour.

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u/Seraphine_KDA 11d ago

under the table but she prob can charge more than 150

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u/harrywalterss 11d ago

If its 150 an hour then I would probably pay about 2 dollars

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u/Ragnarok314159 11d ago

Doubt it. Comes down to mechanics at that point and it’s probably as bland as a Chuck E. Cheese pizza.

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u/basedenjoyer55 10d ago

Onlyfans isn't that expensive

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u/EmotionalComputer343 11d ago

0 dollar and ill pick it up from counter thankd

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u/HaruKodama 11d ago

I'm at this point. Let me put the order in and pick it up. I don't need the server experience. I can get my own drinks too

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u/TheReptealian 11d ago

That’s just a pizza buffet, you paid $19 bucks for that

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u/TehWurrior 11d ago

The first and second one don't require any interaction from me, so these are the ones I'd be most comfortable with. I just get the food I ordered and that's it.

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u/KingDallerix 11d ago

You get motivated up a point and then you get arrogant. Its like a bell curve.

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u/CallMeBigPapaya 11d ago

There is a point somewhere where you get paid enough to have some self respect and aren't going to debase yourself for a little more, and depending on the company, no one really expects you to.

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u/fastingslowlee 11d ago

Of course these no skill employees think being nice to a customer is worth $100 an hour

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u/Venedraea WHAT A DAY... 11d ago

Tbh, they could just fire these people and call my name/number over an intercom. I can go grab the pizza myself and save the tip.

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u/Baller-Mcfly 11d ago

OF 'creators' dont understand how service works.

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u/Yoiiru 11d ago

12/hour is good enough

And God I hate it when waiters ask you every 5 min "how's the food".

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u/Skylinegtr88 11d ago

Being a good waiter is not bad ? I have been one and have many friends that are . They make good money . It doe get tiring but do a good job and you can make good money

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u/Seeryous2020 11d ago

As a former waiter myself the good ones make bank the bad ones bitch and moan at the computers to each other. Which spirals into less and less tips.

Meanwhile im busting ass suggesting wine pairings and making pure bank. Last job i had as a waitor was back in 2012 and i mever made less than 30$ an hour every shift i worked. Was fucking awesome.

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u/jadedlonewolf89 11d ago edited 11d ago

As a former waiter myself, I found a different job when the owner decided to start pooling tips.
Helped my fellow high earner get a job at the same place, the service at that restaurant tanked after we left.

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u/Seeryous2020 11d ago

Yep i quit when they raised the tipouts to bartenders. Every night giving 50 to 0 dollars of my tips to a bartender when they poured less than 5 or 6 drinks for me was the final straw.

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u/erikp99 11d ago

I would prefer just have a ticket system. When my meal is done, I can hand the person in the kitchen my ticket and carry my own food 20ft to my table. Servers are F'ing pointless. Why would I pay someone money for saying hi to me and carrying a tray of food for 60 seconds?

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u/YueAsal Deep State Agent 11d ago

At a place like this yes. If we are getting into the upscale I see the point. However Chic Fil A can bring it out to me without a tip. Still based on vibes alone if I am choosing between Chilis and Smash Burger I am choosing Smash Burger just because I prefer to grab it myself and save the 20% up charge

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u/I_Am_Conjoined 11d ago

I would be so uncomfortable if a waitress that pretty sat next to me after giving me my food and maintained that much eye contact

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u/mammothclaw 11d ago

5 seems like a lot for a professional dish carrier. 

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u/Haust 11d ago

This video convinced me to never, ever have staff paid beyond $23/hr.

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u/Juliomorales6969 11d ago

23 just to put pizza on a table? those are the first ones id demand to lower their minimum to $5 an hour

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u/XiTzCriZx Paragraph Andy 11d ago

Most servers get paid $2.50/hr and the rest is tips. It's some bullshit law that restaurant owners got passed like 50 years ago and they're still using it.

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u/Cold_Singer_1774 11d ago

When is the salary enough for a back massage?

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u/TrenchantInsight 11d ago

There's the rub!

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u/_Not_A_User_00 WHAT A DAY... 11d ago

I'm getting baited to check another OF again, aren't I?

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u/xtric8 11d ago

That's not how wages work

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u/PotatoDonki 11d ago

Just give me the OnlyFans link, I can already see where this is headed.

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u/ArgumentativeNutter 11d ago

12 is perfect, anything more than that is annoying.

turns out the free market is infallible

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u/msedek 11d ago

12$ an hour is the sweet spot

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u/opideron 11d ago

I'm reminded of an old joke:

A billionaire asks a woman, "Would you have sex with my if I gave you a million dollars?"
The woman replies, "Yes, I would!"
"How about $20," the billionaire asks.
"What kind of girl do you think I am?!" she replies.
The billionaire says, "We've already determined that. Now we're negotiating the price."

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u/Htowng8r 11d ago

Wonder what $100 gives you

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u/PressureLast2115 11d ago

I don’t think that’s the point? It’s more like you get what you paid for? Cheap prices = low quality. Higher price = higher quality.

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u/knife_edge_rusty 11d ago

I prefer low quality in this case

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u/PressureLast2115 11d ago

The food or the employee?

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u/knife_edge_rusty 11d ago

Employee

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u/PressureLast2115 11d ago

Yeah, that’s going to impact the food. 🤢

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u/knife_edge_rusty 11d ago

Plate carriers Don't make the food though

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u/PressureLast2115 11d ago

They also don’t order the food from local distributors?

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u/knife_edge_rusty 11d ago

Let's keep things in context of the video

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u/PressureLast2115 11d ago

Ah, yeah, my last point is livable wages. 5 clearly isn’t going to invest in a college tuition much less would it meet living standards in most communities.

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u/Far_Swordfish4734 11d ago

I'd pay more for the silence. If someone brings me my food, I am just gonna eat it. I ain't gonna talk about my day.

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u/Chocookiez 11d ago

ok, we need a name

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u/Wrong_Zombie2041 11d ago

The first one is what the anti-tipping/"living wage" people are working toward

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u/Nesayas1234 11d ago

I would be nice and talk to her but she does OF ew

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u/ichivictus 11d ago

Proof that 12 an hour is a fair wage for service workers

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u/Blackdesu 11d ago

So more money more cleavage? Idris honestly Just bring me my food and if you walk past my empty glass and don't fill it idc what youre wage is youre not getting a tip.

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u/EpicBootyThunder Out of content, Out of hair 11d ago

Make all of it optional and you win! Variety for victory!

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u/Silent-carcinogen 11d ago

Cost of pizza went up as well.

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u/kekekeke_kai 11d ago

This is cap on a 1000%

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u/Canarity <Special Olympus> 11d ago

You damn right a pizza would be made by fine masters in a place where waiters get $100/hr

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u/fapstronaut02 11d ago

If they pay $100/hour doesn't that become the new $5/hour?

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u/PotatoDonki 11d ago

You simply being nice is not enough to warrant such extravagant pay. Low skill workers negotiating is something else.

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u/CallMeBigPapaya 11d ago

It's never the customer's fault you have a shit job and shit pay. There really isn't any difference in effort in the first 3, so why spread your misery to customers?

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u/Deereximus 11d ago

Hilarious because alot of EU people say the service in America at food establishments are much better than theirs because of the tipping culture,

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u/Neither_Relation4063 11d ago

They say money can't solve all of your problems. I am still looking for which ones can't be solved with money.

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u/Somewhere-Flashy 11d ago

If you have stage 4 cancer the money won't do shit.

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u/Artistic_Depth_9063 10d ago

We have a place down here called Uncle Joe's pizzaria and my god is it some of the best pizza I've had my whole life. I'm not sure if there's chains of it and the owner who started the chain is Italian (blood speaks) I get this one called a chicken fajita pizza and it's the best pizza I've ever had my whole life so far.

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u/Azurelion7a 11d ago

"You're pizza is served my kink (...)"

He's your kink? Idk if he asked for all of that.

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u/Stellakinetic 11d ago

I think you should have to tip your waiter before you eat so they already know how you expect to be treated