Recent content by Registered_Guest

This. We’ve come full circle thanks to Uber and the like. It used to be that drivers would complain that they were not being properly compensated for the actual cost of using their own car. Now, if you want them to use a company car, they act like they are making less money. The math doesn’t...

For us, finding drivers is hard enough. But finding a driver that knows what a clutch is? Lol. We’d have a better chance hiring a unicorn! :D:D

More that likely either dust build up between the speed sensor pickup and the spinning magnet, or a motor brush is worn out. Can you post a picture of the motor?

Looks like he closed about 10 months ago.

You have an MBA from Pepperdine and you’ve read that Facebook is a cost effective way to get your brand name out there?

The real issue will be when customers using debit cards start complaining that the debit(s) caused them to bounce their house payment, car payment, etc - and they racked up $120 in NSF fees. The real answer is - that money should have still been in their account. But in reality - who balances a...

That is a good price assuming it is in good shape. One thing about the Crescor cabinets - they are super expensive when compared to most any other “holding” cabinet. They are one of the few things I will say “you get what you pay for” when it comes to pizza equipment. Years ago when I bought our...

Good question - they have so many different (and long) model numbers I’m not sure. I’ll check. I believe it is the same used by LC, one door on the back, 2-door split on the front.

Nothing holds pizza like a Crescor.

What about a small XLT? They have an 1832 that we use in a concession trailer.

Lol, relax I was being sarcastic. You didn’t read the claim above that it was only a matter of time before a third party driver poisoned the food?

You don’t care about third party delivery drivers poisoning your customers? Maybe you’ve found a way to implement your in-house driver anti-customer-poisoning protocols at the third party party company.

But what about the poison?!

Customers must eat their pizza onsite?

That headline is misleading. Kroger isn’t banning VISA. Kroger, as a parent company, is banning visa at 123 regional subsidiary branded stores. Kroger stores as a brand still accept Visa. In the meantime, Visa DGAF as they increase fees in April.