is food delivery/pizza delivery a hard job to do in NYC? (New York: how much, live in)
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i worked this type of job in Chicago (outside of downtown). It was ok. Traffic dies after rush hour for a major city. I looked on craigslist for this type of job, didn't see one in NYC but mostly all are in New Jersey. Is there even pizza delivery in NYC with all that traffic and congestion?
Of course there's delivery. New York probably has more food delivery options than any other city in the country—whether it be sushi, Chinese, Mexican, hamburgers, etc. Virtually every restaurant here delivers.
But, I think you may not realize this: delivery drivers in the city use bikes, not cars. So unless you're comfortable riding a bike in NYC in traffic, it's a very hard job.
Hmm I think I'll pass on moving to NYC then. No wonder I didn't see 1 delivery driver job in NYC Craigslist.
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Originally Posted by loratliff
Of course there's delivery. New York probably has more food delivery options than any other city in the country—whether it be sushi, Chinese, Mexican, hamburgers, etc. Virtually every restaurant here delivers.
But, I think you may not realize this: delivery drivers in the city use bikes, not cars. So unless you're comfortable riding a bike in NYC in traffic, it's a very hard job.
Of course there's delivery. New York probably has more food delivery options than any other city in the country—whether it be sushi, Chinese, Mexican, hamburgers, etc. Virtually every restaurant here delivers.
But, I think you may not realize this: delivery drivers in the city use bikes, not cars. So unless you're comfortable riding a bike in NYC in traffic, it's a very hard job.
By that do you mean motorcycles/mopeds, or bicycles?
Uh, no, but you're welcome to order some sushi and ask for yourself.
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New York probably has more food delivery options than any other city in the country—whether it be sushi, Chinese, Mexican, hamburgers, etc. Virtually every restaurant here delivers.
