its franchises that charge the most for delivery fee

yeah but for me its like a dollar

I dont think it has to be that extreme tbh. Equal ownership in something I started up?

hows eleven plus six 25 bro im lost

if u order 0 times u save unlimited money on delivery fees and tips

It just launched in Canada so i doubt most people even know about it

Ydb realizing he spent $50 dollars a month in fees when he could’ve got a monthly subscription lmao

who tf are you to judge ppl? you think your methods of thinking works?

the workers are just as important as the "owner" of any company

fees are usually like $4,00 plus the tip so i dont get my food spit in
so a little under 25

convinced yall putting the dollar sign on the wrong side as a matter of principle at this point

thats that Foxy Brown Affirmative Action math

i miss going on reddit and finding uber half off promotions

bro u tipping taco bell

so u dont have to tip someone or pay a company for doing nothing but driving from point a to point b

i started this itt undeniably. have always done it

$4 = dollars four

4$ = four dollars

So if i pay $100,000 to start a business, you think its right for me to share ownership amongst workers who didnt pay for any part of it?

im tipping the driver

Damn I miss it, buffet soul food for $15
Used to work there, I run the hot bar and sometimes serve.

synopsis needs to relax with his extremist virews against capitalism. you think this way about that and abolishing landlords cause you're broke and lazy

i do know that the thinking of capitalists doesn't work