Re:Doordash and Pizza Arbitrage
by ornornor on Monday May 18, 2020 @03:31AM
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That’s fine, I wasn’t trying to expose you, I just wanted to understand. It looks like everyone is happy, the restaurant gets cash, the shelter gets food, and you get... a lot of pizza for the rest of your life! I don’t think I’ve eaten 5,000$ worth of pizza in my life so far haha
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Re:Doordash and Pizza Arbitrage
by JumpCrisscross on Monday May 18, 2020 @03:35AM
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> I wasn’t trying to expose you
No worries. I don’t feel anyone did anything wrong here.
> a lot of pizza
Orecchiette and Nebbiolo :).
> Orecchiette and Nebbiolo
Any judge with a surname ending with a vowel would pardon you, should they get pinged by DD
Great that you're donating to the homeless!
Assuming $10/pizza...500 pizzas in my life are reasonable
$10 for a pizza actually sounds pretty cheap.
In Italy $10 / pizza is a medium-high price already.
Generally, €10 for a pizza is the average one in EU. Only in UK people is prone to pay an average of 18 pounds for it, which is sick.
Depends.
A small basic pizza is $8-$10 here. Domino's always has a deal where you can get 2 medium pizzas for $6/each. (used to be $5).
But if you're buying larger, specialty pizzas without coupons/promotions then you're going to be paying more like $20/pizza.
My pizzas are usually small and plain, so I'm closer to the $10 mark.
In the SF Bay Area a 14" pizza from Round Table or better is $20+. Trash pizza is still $5 each or whatever, yes, but where do those savings come from? How do they maintain the price when flour is in such short supply?
Yeah. Even in Western PA a large will set you back $20.