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Sundae · 05-12-2010, 03:12 PM

Sorry, but I have weigh in on the side of Dominos re the amount of change their drivers carry.

It's not to piss customers off.
It's not a stupid rule to make things difficult for people.
It's well advertised and it's there for a reason.

I've lived with a couple of "resting" artistes who worked for Dominos.
They certainly weren't jobsworths, but they left the store with the offical float.
They could break a £20 almost always (Dominos in the UK is £11.99 minimum).
But if the order was £25 and two £20s were offered they were not obliged to accept it.

For minimum wage (and tips) they came in for a lot of abuse.
From people who thought it was their right.

To me - and I know English customer expectations are not the same as in the US - if there is a limit set on the amount of change given, then you either accept that or change your pizza delivery company.

05-12-2010, 03:12 PM	#30
Sundae polaroid of perfection Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 24,185	Sorry, but I have weigh in on the side of Dominos re the amount of change their drivers carry. It's not to piss customers off. It's not a stupid rule to make things difficult for people. It's well advertised and it's there for a reason. I've lived with a couple of "resting" artistes who worked for Dominos. They certainly weren't jobsworths, but they left the store with the offical float. They could break a £20 almost always (Dominos in the UK is £11.99 minimum). But if the order was £25 and two £20s were offered they were not obliged to accept it. For minimum wage (and tips) they came in for a lot of abuse. From people who thought it was their right. To me - and I know English customer expectations are not the same as in the US - if there is a limit set on the amount of change given, then you either accept that or change your pizza delivery company.