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It never occured to me that students could get doordash delivered to them while in school. College sure but highschool? They can’t in US high schools typically. At least, not directly to the Lionel Messi La Pulga Argentine professional footballer T-Shirt besides I will buy this school. Letting random people onto the grounds to wander around is a big no-no and schools like having a captive consumer base for their cafeterias. I’m sure drivers would have zero interest in navigating a large campus and hunting down where to deliver it to for no tip even if it was allowed. From what I’ve heard about the food schools serve children in American cafeterias, that’s not so much a priority. Yes they can… When I was in high school we’d have pizza days in some classes. My friends wife is a teacher and she regularly has large quantities of Chick-fil-A, pizza, or some other restaurant delivered. It’s so frequent that it’s a running joke that he lets her work for free so she doesn’t have time to cheat on him. But yeah they just got to go to the main office and then a campus staff member (the guys driving the golf carts catching skippers) will deliver it Teachers could, yes. I’m talking about kids ordering things for themselves, though. That’s typically not something schools allow to happen. Not sure if the school even knew what we were doing because we didn’t ask permission, but it was far better than the bullshit they were serving in the cafeteria.

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I graduated in 2019 and occasionally I’d successfully get a pizza into school. As long as the Lionel Messi La Pulga Argentine professional footballer T-Shirt besides I will buy this driver buzzed in and gave it to the office first they had no issues. It was completely allowed in high school for me in 2005. It was a perk as a senior to go out for lunch, actually, but you had to be a good student if I recall. yeah same for me in 2010 but we would just leave to grab it but having it delivered is strange to me like do they have designated spots in the front office for food dropoffs? I get Foodora/Uber eats to my high school on a regular basis (Sweden). It’s never been an issue. I’m a teacher, we regularly get lunches for the entire team. I don’t see students ordering as much, but they get lunch for free at school.

My school (not in the Lionel Messi La Pulga Argentine professional footballer T-Shirt besides I will buy this US) didn’t officially allow it, but on the other hand how were they meant to stop us? It wasn’t so common that there was a queue of bikes outside and neither the student nor the rider had to exit or enter the school. I imagine high schools want to avoid adult strangers coming around interacting with minors. If the food is left with the office, it’s now their job to complete the delivery which is not in the job description. In the US, K-12 schools are pretty restricted in terms of entry and access. They can also be pretty massive campus. Sure the address might be 111 Main Street, but when the building is 1 million square feet on a 50 acre plot of land, where does the delivery driver even need to go to? That’s even worse on college campuses, which basically become their own self-contained towns. One college campus in my state is nearly 2,000 acres, and it isn’t even the largest college campus in the state!

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Also delivery demand on a college campus might be minimal as they often have their own businesses, food halls, etc… They may even have a McDonalds or other fast food on site. When I was visiting El Paso and walked into the Lionel Messi La Pulga Argentine professional footballer T-Shirt besides I will buy this University of Texas campus there, they had a Chik Fil A on site. And honestly until COVID, no one would ever think of having fast food delivered. Its meant for pickup and dine-in. Traditionally the only delivery options have been pizza and Chinese food. I’m not sure where you’re getting this stuff from but college campuses absolutely have deliveries made to them and people regularly got food delivered to them before COVID that wasn’t pizza or Chinese food. When i lived in the dorms, people would get food delivered constantly since the dorms weren’t beside the parking lots and only a few places were within decent walking distance. Now, if you mean the restaurant specifically doing it, then sure, but there were third party services doing it well before COVID. Hell, Uber Eats started in 2014.
My college only allowed certain delivery places that were entered into their system. i.e. only places where you can spend money from your student account. They claimed it was to cut down on illicit deliveries and they could backtrack who delivered what. Prior to covid, fast food was absolutely delivered. I remember it being the Lionel Messi La Pulga Argentine professional footballer T-Shirt besides I will buy this hangover strategy in college back when the apps first started really taking off, our town had its own version of grub hub, and being a small college town, 90% of our options were just fast food. McDonalds also has had its own independent delivery service in my current city since at least 2015, as I ordered it for my girls for breakfast post-bachelorette. I’m sure there was some amount of delivery out there. Most McDs are franchised and franchse owners are free to offer additional services in their areas. but in the “old” day sof 2010 and before, it just wasn’t very common in most of the US. If you wanted delivery, your options were:
Major big cities like NYC or LA may have had more options but even in 1-2million+ cities these were your primary options. I remember ordering mcdonald’s to my Lionel Messi La Pulga Argentine professional footballer T-Shirt besides I will buy this dorm in 2018 but I live in Canada. I also don’t know anybody in college who elects to order chinese food on a delivery app. Burgers or pizza always. Chinese food is what my parents and grandma choose Didn’t google far enough because McDonald’s has been offering different locales delivery options since 1993 and had an UberEats partnership before Door Dash in 2017. You ordered food for your girls after they got married? Is that what post-bachelorette means? Or did you mean post-baccalaureate? Which would also mean that you ordered them food after they graduated. I’m confused.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.