This Ex Papa John’s Delivery Driver Shared Her Craziest Client Story Ever, And The Way Karma Works Is Amazing
We’ve all had that crappy starter job. Where you put up with with horrible bosses, co-workers and sometimes customers. Self described ‘socially awkward’ artist Kristie Lane, online name Ristay, has published one of her autobiographical style comics again, but this time to share the “infuriating, stupid and odd odd shit” she dealt with as a Papa John’s delivery driver.
These stories are so crazy one would think they are partly fiction but Lane writes, “All of my stories are true, though I obviously exaggerate the facial expressions. I only wish I looked like a cartoon.” Scroll down below to check out her hilarious manga-inspired comics of her adventures!
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This is artist Kristie Lane who creates hilarious autobiographical comics
Recently she posted her experiences from her time as a Papa John’s delivery driver and it’s too entertaining
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Share on FacebookThe tipping system sound like hell and the company should provide you with the vehicle and the gas
In rural areas like that, some companies at a 15% service fee to the bill automatically.
Load More Replies...People that lie basically do not give a toss about the person they speak to, just to try and get you in trouble. Like above and also lying about you because they can not get their way. The customer is always right? Yeah, a right a**hole.
Dipshit...they need to just call it a "delivery fee" and tack it on. Don't wanna pay it? Drive ya happy a*s over and get it yoself.
She's an artist and according to an article she wrote it's due from playing with liquid mercury when she was a child.
Load More Replies..."The old man apologized to me in his humiliation, and I kindly accepted it -- becoming very apoplectic back." Apoplectic: (adj.) overcome with anger; extremely indignant. I'm guessing she meant "apologetic"?
I'll just chime in, because it needs to be repeated. The problem with the rude customer is outweighed by what's wrong with the USA which is illustrated in this story. Tipping! Why? Why not adjust the prices, so employees can receive a decent wage? Driver pays for petrol. Why? Why not have the employer pay for that thru a delivery fee? And I think it's a b***h that a word like s**t has to be smeared out US f*****g hypocrisy censorship style.
In a lot of pizza places in the states, the driver uses their own car, which means they cover their own gas and (of course) their own insurance. Now, if you are driving a company car, the company would generally take care of the gas. And, unlike waitressing, most of the drivers make the hourly wage and are given a portion of the delivery fee (if the place charges one). When you aren't out on a delivery, you do things around the restaurant, such as dishes, taking phone orders, making pizza, whatever they need you to do. I worked as a delivery driver for a place here in California for three years. Loved it. Would go back in a heart beat.
Load More Replies...*lady's is singular possessive, ladies is plural. *apoplectic means fuming mad, apologetic means humble and remorseful
Thank you! And one is "handicapped" not "handicap". I know it's persnickety but if it doesn't get noted it leads to more and more errors as readers get used to seeing it written incorrectly. I have a lot of gratitude for the volunteer grammar police out there. :)
Load More Replies...The smiling face next to the phrase "I will cut you while you sleep" is everything. Completely made my day. Thank you.
The tipping system sound like hell and the company should provide you with the vehicle and the gas
In rural areas like that, some companies at a 15% service fee to the bill automatically.
Load More Replies...People that lie basically do not give a toss about the person they speak to, just to try and get you in trouble. Like above and also lying about you because they can not get their way. The customer is always right? Yeah, a right a**hole.
Dipshit...they need to just call it a "delivery fee" and tack it on. Don't wanna pay it? Drive ya happy a*s over and get it yoself.
She's an artist and according to an article she wrote it's due from playing with liquid mercury when she was a child.
Load More Replies..."The old man apologized to me in his humiliation, and I kindly accepted it -- becoming very apoplectic back." Apoplectic: (adj.) overcome with anger; extremely indignant. I'm guessing she meant "apologetic"?
I'll just chime in, because it needs to be repeated. The problem with the rude customer is outweighed by what's wrong with the USA which is illustrated in this story. Tipping! Why? Why not adjust the prices, so employees can receive a decent wage? Driver pays for petrol. Why? Why not have the employer pay for that thru a delivery fee? And I think it's a b***h that a word like s**t has to be smeared out US f*****g hypocrisy censorship style.
In a lot of pizza places in the states, the driver uses their own car, which means they cover their own gas and (of course) their own insurance. Now, if you are driving a company car, the company would generally take care of the gas. And, unlike waitressing, most of the drivers make the hourly wage and are given a portion of the delivery fee (if the place charges one). When you aren't out on a delivery, you do things around the restaurant, such as dishes, taking phone orders, making pizza, whatever they need you to do. I worked as a delivery driver for a place here in California for three years. Loved it. Would go back in a heart beat.
Load More Replies...*lady's is singular possessive, ladies is plural. *apoplectic means fuming mad, apologetic means humble and remorseful
Thank you! And one is "handicapped" not "handicap". I know it's persnickety but if it doesn't get noted it leads to more and more errors as readers get used to seeing it written incorrectly. I have a lot of gratitude for the volunteer grammar police out there. :)
Load More Replies...The smiling face next to the phrase "I will cut you while you sleep" is everything. Completely made my day. Thank you.





























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