I like Sbarro better their pizza tastes really good. It puts pizza hut to shame. I wish Sbarro was in my immediate area. I don’t like driving to the mall to satisfy my cravings for gourmet pizza.

I’m just curious as to what kind of tips people tip the pizza delivery people across the U.S. Do you base it on the price? Do you have a set tip that you’re going to give them no matter what? Do you base it on how the person who took your order was? Just wondering…

Just curious how all of you different people determine how much the pizza guy is worth tipping in todays economy.

I ate some pizza toppings (minus most of the cheese) from hawaiin pizza and I’m starting to feel guilty. Can anyone affirm my fears or comfort me from them? Thank you. Please be blunt and truthful.

No negative comments please.

I just got this job as a pizza driver.

I get compensated for gas at $1.50 per delivery, and most deliveries are about 3 miles away or less.

But how much do you usually make in tips?

I’m trying to figure out a general income because $8.50 an hour plus tips( in a really good area for tips) is sounding really good.

My wife is fascinated by the current commercial running on television with the pizza chef putting on a show tossing the dough. We live in the San Fernando Valley in California and I would like to take her to a place where she could watch something like this. Any suggestions?

As a big fan of Chicago-style deep dish pizza, I would like to know which restaurants in Chicagoland I can order pizza from and have it sent by mail right to my house. It may not be quite as good but I really don’t care. I know of one place where you can order online, but I’d like to find a whole list of places if anyone in the area knows. Thanks.

Does the driver actually get to keep the tips made?

And how much would the pizza place pay for gas?

Like on a busy Saturday how much in tips do you think I would make?

BTW, I’m trying to get a job at Pizza Hut and I’m from Miami, FL.

Thanks!