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Topic	How long can I order from Dominos before closing without being a dick?
Tmaster148 05/27/17 4:11:40 AM #27:	LArcEnCieIX posted... Pizza just got here. I forgot to ask the delivery guy about this, though. Next time :S _Rinku_ posted... If you're placing an order 30 minutes before closing, you're a dick. The last hour of business is meant to be winding down for the day. Cleaning up, counting the drawer, etc. I've had friends work at places where the boss wanted them off the clock by fiteen minutes after close at the absolute latest. This meant either starting closing procedures in the last hour of business or staying behind and not getting paid. Seriously, only children think that going into/ordering from a restaurant thirty minutes before close is okay. I understand that they have to clean up and start closing the store, but if that's the case, why not just end order taking early like others have been saying? :/ That's really up to the discretion of the person taking the order. Although if it's an online order there's not much that can be done about that. As long as you don't live too far away delivery shouldn't be an issue unless the driver is really busy close to closing (happened to me once where I got back half hour to closing and had a couple more orders). I'm pretty sure I once finished my deliveries at 1:30 but that's not common. Anyways a few times I had cooks decline orders around 1-2 minutes before closing time. --- http://i.imgur.com/BBcZDLJ.png <cite>Tmaster148 posted [p:879895697] in How long c... [t:75391499]...</cite> <quote><cite>LArcEnCieIX posted...</cite> <quote>Pizza just got here. I forgot to ask the delivery guy about this, though. Next time :S <cite>_Rinku_ posted...</cite> <quote>If you're placing an order 30 minutes before closing, you're a dick. The last hour of business is meant to be winding down for the day. Cleaning up, counting the drawer, etc. I've had friends work at places where the boss wanted them off the clock by fiteen minutes after close at the absolute latest. This meant either starting closing procedures in the last hour of business or staying behind and not getting paid. Seriously, only children think that going into/ordering from a restaurant thirty minutes before close is okay.</quote> I understand that they have to clean up and start closing the store, but if that's the case, why not just end order taking early like others have been saying? :/</quote> That's really up to the discretion of the person taking the order. Although if it's an online order there's not much that can be done about that. As long as you don't live too far away delivery shouldn't be an issue unless the driver is really busy close to closing (happened to me once where I got back half hour to closing and had a couple more orders). I'm pretty sure I once finished my deliveries at 1:30 but that's not common. Anyways a few times I had cooks decline orders around 1-2 minutes before closing time. --- http://i.imgur.com/BBcZDLJ.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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