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Topic #51070 36 posts Started by cHinaman727
Hey, how much miles are you adding per like week delivering?

I ask because I just applied at Papajohns and I'm going to consider using my car for the job.
So far, with two days of driving, i put about 100 each day i worked and that was a double.

So I guess a single, 4-6 hour shift would put around 50 on your car, and a double puts around 100... of course I am doing driving in downtown humble and i have to go on some deliveries 10 miles away.

I did a bunch of calculations and i should be making a net of 8k a year, which isn't bad for a freshman in college working 20-24 hours a week.

"You should take a short walk on a LONG PIER"-Crazy SteveMy Celica's SRI
when i was in college, id go to classes...16 credits. id put in about 3-4 hours of lab per day and work about 25 hours per week. red bull and coffee become ur best friend. learn to multi task while ur in college cuz ur gonna have to deal with it at ur real job and in life outside of college.

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Not bad. If I get the job at AAP and Papajohns, I'll work all 3 jobs. Those two jobs and my current one so, I don't know. No days off but I really, reaaaally need cash.

I will probably be putting like 80 miles a day. going to each job and deliveries, since all 3 jobs are close to each other.

This post has been edited by duders: Aug 22, 2007 - 2:24 AM
right now i work at Graves Motorsports here in Van Nuys. Im making 12 an hour and will be starting school on friday. Ill just be coming in part time during the semester whenever i can. That works out pretty well for me.
just came home with 65 dollars from a 64 mile day/10 hour day.

that means I am making 120 bucks and spending 7.50 on gas.

FROM ONE DAY!

w00t i love this job, plus the people i work with are badass


"You should take a short walk on a LONG PIER"-Crazy SteveMy Celica's SRI