> Do You Spend $22,000 A Year On Fast Food?

Ron_Santo_Redux wrote:

I cook at least 4 nights a week.



Breakfast (always after 10AM) is a Blueberry/Strawberry/Yogurt/Ginger Shake

Sounds time consuming.

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And then he injects himself with Gila Monster venom, to try to counter the negative effects of all that fast food.

https://www.sciencealert.com/ozempic-li … -not-alone

Spanky is the ideal American consumer for Big Pharma:

1. Consume mass quantities of goyslop
2. Get obese and/or sick from consuming all that goyslop
3. Take drugs to manage condition/sickness
4. Profit!

wrote:

Spanky is the ideal American consumer for Big Pharma:

1. Consume mass quantities of goyslop
2. Get obese and/or sick from consuming all that goyslop
3. Take drugs to manage condition/sickness
4. Profit!

Plus, the drugs never cure the problem.  It's basically a subscription service for life.  A Lifetime Subscription for Gila Monster Venom.

Spanky wrote:

Sounds time consuming.

You have something better to do?

Ron_Santo_Redux wrote:

Look at me then look at you.


I think the investment paid off

Show us your pic. Never seen you.

Spanky wrote:

Never seen you.

...and you never will

Spanky wrote:

Yes, I tip anywhere from $12 to $25 based on distance and order size.

Those totals do, indeed, include tips. That is a good call out.

$25 tip?!?!

What size order do you tip $25 on?

I use Walmart+ for grocery deliveries.  I stopped tipping when I read the fine print & it says that they use multiple carriers, including themselves, to deliver orders.  So, tipping a Walmart employee never reaches a Walmart employee, it just adds to whatever you purchased the items at.   $0 tips from that point forward.

Ron_Santo_Redux wrote:

...and you never will

Okay, tubby.

Spanky wrote:

Okay, tubby.

Gonna make a wild assumption here....I'm thinner than you.

Ron_Santo_Redux wrote:

Gonna make a wild assumption here....I'm thinner than you.

You can say whatever you want, but without proof you could be totally jacked or weigh 600 pounds. We don't know and any assertions you make are totally invalid.

Spanky wrote:

I don't know how you conclude that tipping a Walmart employee never reaches the Walmart employee.

As for why a $25 tip? Largely influenced by distance. So, a large far-away order would get that kind of tip. And when I say "large" I am basing it on number of items / volume, not dollar value. The work of a delivery driver is a function of how far they have to drive and how much stuff they have to carry. In less-populated areas, you'd also want to consider the prospect of them having a good opportunity to pick up a return trip delivery. But that's not an issue here as I am in a populated area with plenty of restaurants that might have a delivery available in the direction the driver wishes to go next. Basically, I ask myself, "would I drive to that house and delivery that food for that money?"

Wow, that is still pretty generous.

As far as when Walmart themselves deliver Walmart+ orders, the employees themselves say they dont get the tips when put on orders online.   If you google "do walmart drivers get tips" you will see it says they arent allowed to take them at the door either.

Sometimes, Walmart uses 3rd party vendors to deliver.  In that case, it is up to the company that is bringing it to you.  Many dont allow the drivers to keep the times, although a few do.

I researched it thoroughly before deciding to hold off on tipping.

I do tip other delivery people like around Christmas and what not, as well as the mailman.

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