Jimmy John's — Restaurant in Alpharetta

In regards to Krystal Woo.

Here is some context.

There was a delay for 10:30, which I was promptly there for.

When I arrived a child greeted me at the door. She said let me take the slip to my mother. Once it was brought back all that was filled out was the signature portion. I then asked the child to take the slip back to her mother for her to fill back. The child came back with $3 in cash, and I politely said thank you.

It’s strange that the mother let the daughter open the door and greet the delivery driver (me). On a personal level, I would not allow my child to answer the door for delivery, especially if I am home.

The customer the called the store to which I answered and she put words in my mouth. I told her I was the driver that took her delivery and also the owner.

I explained that in is very unacceptable not to tip a driver especially during these hard times. I even offered for her to come and pick up the cash tip that I received.

I’m not sorry. I had to call out an customer for being a disrespectful person. Gas isn’t free and if you can not afford to tip, you should not be ordering delivery. Make some...

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