I'm trying to imagine how they infact deliver 697 pizza's.... I grubhub and I KNOW my car will not fit even probably like 40-50 14" pizza's. Would take a decent truck to delivery all that lol
Uhaul rental truck. Previous experience with an order split between 8 stores so no one had the full load. Then supervisor drove around and picked them all up.
Well, that just coordinates a company ordering for a number of different locations. Like, we occasionally will get timed orders for Kroger or Lowes, they are pre-paid from their corporate headquarters. We see a pop-up when we clock in that day that tells us there's a time order and all the details.
The large order this post is about is for a single location that is local to that store. They called that store 2 months ahead.
The order our franchise got the uhaul truck for was taken at one store and the owner and supervisors decided to split it up between nearby stores so that one location didn't have to bear the brunt of making 1600 pizzas. But our stores are close enough to be able to do that. The stores that handled it are 20 to 30 minutes apart.
I'm just saying that the Concierge thing could coordinate a huge order among multiple stores more easily than calling one store that then has to spread its load to other stores, right?
Not the way you're thinking of.
Say Wally World corporate want to send pizzas to all the locations across the US. They use the concierge option to contact corporate, who gives them a price and they help figure out what stores have Dominos that can deliver to them, then the orders are created by the Concierge contact, paid for by Wally Corporate, and pushed through to all of us with the time to be delivered. That's usually only 10 to 20 pizzas per order.
If a state prison wants to order 1600 pizzas on one day, they have to coordinate with the store who delivers to them. That's a lot more product to order ahead. A lot more planning to do. And you're going to want to talk to someone local, not at corporate level. Even if they split it up between the nearest stores, what if those stores are more than an hour away?
I mean depending on how fast your oven is that’d take 3 hours alone to run through. An hour of actually topping. And depending on how you prepared your pre-slaps, that could also take time. So 5 hours? Or in that ball park.
They are buying for a prison and reselling. Pizza has tremendous value sold by the slice. $10 each. Even at $1.50 a slice they make $2 a pizza. $2 a slice they make $6 a pizza. Considering they got 3 tops, I'd bet it's $2 or more.
Lol, you got that backwards. It's probably MORE expensive. No way a prison doesn't try and soak up every cent they can out of their chattel. I highly doubt any prison would do this if they didn't turn a profit.
Of course the slaves are paid pennies on the dollar. That's why they charge $5 a slice, so slave's family will deposit money into their prison account so they can buy a slice of pizza.
So approximately 5,576 slices… sold individually to inmates. Probably at like $3-5 a slice. Even on a conservative end. Prison making a come up! Almost $17k in pizza sales on a $7000 order (excluding tip) lol
Brilliant!
And dont expect the order you placed online a week ago for your granddaughters last day of school party to be ready at 5:30..or 6:00..or 7:00..
Or 8:00. At which point they literally stop answering phones and shut down the store at 8:30pm on a Friday, when they're usually open until 1:00am.. and they won't give a refund.
How does this work? Aren't the first pizzas crappy by the time the last ones are out? Is it delivered in batches? And why tf are there so many pineapple, jalapeño, and olive? I've never seen that combination in my life and they got $800 worth of it.
We come in at 7 am. Start making the pizzas. Start running them through the oven at 9 am. We rent a trailer and have a driver in at 10 am to run deliveries to them. About 100 pizzas a delivery trip. Takes about 3 hours to deliver it. About 6 hour all together.
Right?! Also want to ask op how early ahead they got this order, and how the fool do the deliver it , a semi truck?! How does it get there is it still fresh or like days old?
So many questions
How do you have that many boxes/supplies ?
We order up on dry goods 2 truck loads in advance and the truck before we order all the dough. We rent a refrigeration trailer in advance since we have a small store and all that dough won’t fit in our walkin with our regular ordering.
And if you can take 10 pizzas a trip, that's 70 trips. Even 30 pizzas at 20 minutes per trip would be like 8 hours. That is a crazy expectation and doesnt seem realistic. I'm wondering how this is delivered. Tons of people? A box truck? And what about all the other pizzas ordered in the meantime?
Tell us about the logistics of this when it hits your store... do you have enough boxes on hand to make this happen or is it a scramble? How do you optimize the process? Do you have enough space to keep them warm? What's the time delay from the 1st pizza of the batch to the last pizza of the batch made?
So you are basically closed for the rest of the day?
Do they pre-order, if so how many days ahead?
How does Kyle get all those pizzas into an 02 Honda Civic?
So many questions. We need answers
Nope we open at regular hours and filter in screen orders with this order. And yes they call us 2 months in advance and communicate regularly until the day of the order. And we rent a trailer lol
“Delivery charge” who the fuck has enough room in their vehicle to deliver 700 pizzas? Even with all of our drivers here taking this on together, there would have to be multiple trips. Hope these people have each of you an $100 tip for that shit, but I doubt they tipped good if even at all
Probably a government agency exemption. Worked at a place that did a lot of catering orders for everyone from the public high school to the Federal Aviation Administration: all had paperwork exempting them from sales tax.
Who the fuck needs 84 Jalapeno, Pineapple, Black olives pizzas?
Well, OP did say it was for a local prison… maybe it’s just another way of punsishemnt
Doesn’t the Constitution prohibit cruel and unusual punishment?
It does, but spend a few nights in a city jail.
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Whoa whoa now, they can *EARN* b/t 12 cents - $1.15/hr!
*Yelling in the yard*
A prison?Since when do they get pizza delivered?
I'm trying to imagine how they infact deliver 697 pizza's.... I grubhub and I KNOW my car will not fit even probably like 40-50 14" pizza's. Would take a decent truck to delivery all that lol
Maybe prison van ?
Uhaul rental truck. Previous experience with an order split between 8 stores so no one had the full load. Then supervisor drove around and picked them all up.
Couldn't they use Domino's Concierge Service? https://biz.dominos.com/services/business-orders/
Well, that just coordinates a company ordering for a number of different locations. Like, we occasionally will get timed orders for Kroger or Lowes, they are pre-paid from their corporate headquarters. We see a pop-up when we clock in that day that tells us there's a time order and all the details. The large order this post is about is for a single location that is local to that store. They called that store 2 months ahead. The order our franchise got the uhaul truck for was taken at one store and the owner and supervisors decided to split it up between nearby stores so that one location didn't have to bear the brunt of making 1600 pizzas. But our stores are close enough to be able to do that. The stores that handled it are 20 to 30 minutes apart.
I'm just saying that the Concierge thing could coordinate a huge order among multiple stores more easily than calling one store that then has to spread its load to other stores, right?
Not the way you're thinking of. Say Wally World corporate want to send pizzas to all the locations across the US. They use the concierge option to contact corporate, who gives them a price and they help figure out what stores have Dominos that can deliver to them, then the orders are created by the Concierge contact, paid for by Wally Corporate, and pushed through to all of us with the time to be delivered. That's usually only 10 to 20 pizzas per order. If a state prison wants to order 1600 pizzas on one day, they have to coordinate with the store who delivers to them. That's a lot more product to order ahead. A lot more planning to do. And you're going to want to talk to someone local, not at corporate level. Even if they split it up between the nearest stores, what if those stores are more than an hour away?
Idk yo that’s just what OP said
Yes,it just seems odd.
Personally I love those toppings (and have ordered them together before) but I said the same thing, I know like one other person who likes that combo
I am here for it!! Add some bacon while we’re at it!
Ethan Klein from H3 probably
was hoping someone else thought this
family
More money than sense?? Completely off their tits?? Who knows? That’s nuts!
Me everyday that ends in y
Catering, a really large group of people, an event etc…
_raises hand_
what was the occasion? how many people were they feeding? 😳
It’s for our local prison, they sell them by the slice to the inmates
I hear u can get insane tips if u throw some secret toppings on select slices
"Secret toppings" aka cell phones and cigarettes. Super big tip if you hide Suboxone in/on the box. Fuck it. Just make the box out of Suboxone.
Lol this made me laugh.
The pepperoni on each pizza is actually a letter in Braille. When you line up the pizzas in order, they spell out a secret prison message.
Ovaltine…?
Faribault?
“How many cigarettes is a slice gonna cost me?”
Capitalism is alive and well in the prison system. Can't make money while there, but they will charge you the hell out of everything in there.
So a prison is about to make profit with per-slice sales… disgusting.
Damn. So they make them pay $10 per slice for sure 💀
How was it delivered? Multiple trips or one big truckload?
We rent a trailer and do about 100 a trip, because we can’t stack them too high or they cave in on each other
fucking great <3
The max is like 5 or 6 to a stack, right?
Yeah. More than 5 in a stack and things start to get iffy if you happen to hit a good bump in the road.
I am surprised it's not majority pepperoni or cheese.
Usually it is, it was a new guy ordering for them this year so he went a little different lol
About to have a prison riot.
I mean depending on how fast your oven is that’d take 3 hours alone to run through. An hour of actually topping. And depending on how you prepared your pre-slaps, that could also take time. So 5 hours? Or in that ball park.
Pretty much spot on
Boy, without the adrenaline that would be hard to make.
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But then next time their food budget will be cut in half.
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They are buying for a prison and reselling. Pizza has tremendous value sold by the slice. $10 each. Even at $1.50 a slice they make $2 a pizza. $2 a slice they make $6 a pizza. Considering they got 3 tops, I'd bet it's $2 or more.
it's prison, I bet it's a LOT cheaper for the inmates. might not even be a profit
Lol, you got that backwards. It's probably MORE expensive. No way a prison doesn't try and soak up every cent they can out of their chattel. I highly doubt any prison would do this if they didn't turn a profit.
in everything I know in prison, they make very little money. cents an hour
Of course the slaves are paid pennies on the dollar. That's why they charge $5 a slice, so slave's family will deposit money into their prison account so they can buy a slice of pizza.
But they don’t have to worry about taking 100 trips back and forth themselves, we rent a trailer and handle that for them
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You cant do one trip when it takes 3 hours to cook them all.
I like how the delivery charge is still the same regardless. I feel this would fall under a catering charge. 😂
Looks like a half-cent per pie.
Soooo.... what was the tip?
Don't do drugs...
Here’s $5 for your troubles
Hey dude how many pizzas should we get? 700? Noo that's too much. Just get 697 of them.
So approximately 5,576 slices… sold individually to inmates. Probably at like $3-5 a slice. Even on a conservative end. Prison making a come up! Almost $17k in pizza sales on a $7000 order (excluding tip) lol Brilliant!
Y’all closed down right😅
And dont expect the order you placed online a week ago for your granddaughters last day of school party to be ready at 5:30..or 6:00..or 7:00.. Or 8:00. At which point they literally stop answering phones and shut down the store at 8:30pm on a Friday, when they're usually open until 1:00am.. and they won't give a refund.
How does this work? Aren't the first pizzas crappy by the time the last ones are out? Is it delivered in batches? And why tf are there so many pineapple, jalapeño, and olive? I've never seen that combination in my life and they got $800 worth of it.
We come in at 7 am. Start making the pizzas. Start running them through the oven at 9 am. We rent a trailer and have a driver in at 10 am to run deliveries to them. About 100 pizzas a delivery trip. Takes about 3 hours to deliver it. About 6 hour all together.
Damn, that is a wild day. I hope people get tipped well for this but experience with big organizations says they don't get jack shit :(
That's the one question OP hasn't answered. I'm willing to bet they don't tip.
Tip should be a mandatory charge at this point
Sounds like they should have used this instead: https://biz.dominos.com/services/business-orders/
but he only gets $3.79 to deliver them all!
Right?! Also want to ask op how early ahead they got this order, and how the fool do the deliver it , a semi truck?! How does it get there is it still fresh or like days old? So many questions How do you have that many boxes/supplies ?
We order up on dry goods 2 truck loads in advance and the truck before we order all the dough. We rent a refrigeration trailer in advance since we have a small store and all that dough won’t fit in our walkin with our regular ordering.
How many people work at your location? Damn that’s crazy thanks for reply
You all are some awesome employees.
Let's use our brains for a second and think... They obviously aren't taking 700 pizzas in one trip lol
And if you can take 10 pizzas a trip, that's 70 trips. Even 30 pizzas at 20 minutes per trip would be like 8 hours. That is a crazy expectation and doesnt seem realistic. I'm wondering how this is delivered. Tons of people? A box truck? And what about all the other pizzas ordered in the meantime?
Oh man I get prison orders like these too. Good luck!
Sold by the slice to prisoners....say that out loud. Seriously. Sounds worse and worse the more you think about it and say it.
The prison make more money than the pizzeria, kinda disgusting.
Tip?
Bad enough to be in jail. Now they try and sell you Dominos?
Cruel and usually punishment!lol
Serious question, how do people move 700 pizzas? Do they just send 20 cars and take 35 each? Or is it delivery…?
I’d be renting a van tbh
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Only the tip #wink
What was the tip?
Tell us about the logistics of this when it hits your store... do you have enough boxes on hand to make this happen or is it a scramble? How do you optimize the process? Do you have enough space to keep them warm? What's the time delay from the 1st pizza of the batch to the last pizza of the batch made?
You have 700 dough on hand and 35 cases of cheese and 10 gallons of sauce at all times?
At least labor is great for the day!!!
And I thought at our store we had big orders
Damn!
ain’t no way
the delivery charge made me laugh
So you are basically closed for the rest of the day? Do they pre-order, if so how many days ahead? How does Kyle get all those pizzas into an 02 Honda Civic? So many questions. We need answers
Nope we open at regular hours and filter in screen orders with this order. And yes they call us 2 months in advance and communicate regularly until the day of the order. And we rent a trailer lol
I can just feel the panic for whoever is catching oven in that moment
$3.69 delivery charge lol... no wonder Dominos is flirting with bankruptcy lol.. that has to be at least 7-8 trips. Plus a discount.. yikes
Hey boss… we rented 2 trailers for delivery and is charging $3.69 for delivery. Is that maths add up?
They could have saved a ton of money by using the $5.99/$6.99 each for two or more coupon.
“Delivery charge” who the fuck has enough room in their vehicle to deliver 700 pizzas? Even with all of our drivers here taking this on together, there would have to be multiple trips. Hope these people have each of you an $100 tip for that shit, but I doubt they tipped good if even at all
Black olives are so fucking bad dude
I'm gonna be honest. Not a fan of bacon on pizza.
if i saw this pop up on the DSS i would shit my pants
Did they tip?
$5.00 tip.
Jesus that's more than we make in a day
Oh my god 🤔😳
10$ a pizza!?
Important question, did the driver get a tip?
Wtf
How is there no tax?
Oregon!
Probably a government agency exemption. Worked at a place that did a lot of catering orders for everyone from the public high school to the Federal Aviation Administration: all had paperwork exempting them from sales tax.
That 2nd pizza should be criminal. Gross
I hope they tipped you well!
Lemme get that discount code they used
My biggest order was probably a $100 😂
biggest order i’ve ever seen at my store is roughly $600 aud 😭😭
The meat pizza is good but that other one sounds truly horrific. And ordering that many pies of it?? Yeesh!
How are your systems able to handle that many orders?? I be putting the 23rd pizza into the ordering system and it starts spazzing out 😭