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Lucky for me, a lot of restaurants— not just McD’s— have started enforcing this policy as well. One guy told me it was because students tend to leave bad reviews over really small, petty things (one time a student complained there were only two napkins in his order??) in an attempt to get refunds, as well as food orders often getting cold in the Patient67 What If It Never Gets Better moreover I will buy this amount of time it takes to actually reach the student who ordered. It’d probably be a different thing if it was teachers and professors ordering, but that’s just too rarely the case. Also, in some cases it’s regulated by law. I worked in a school district for years. One of the things about our school was it was one of the poorest counties in the state. Because of that, we received extra funding to cover student meals. One of the provisions was that anything that would “compete” with the school food services were banned. We had to remove all snack vending machines because of this. There were also restrictions on school fundraisers that sold food (usually candy bars).

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Causes driver wait time issue and causes issues for a school imagine ordering food for lunch and it arrives late or there’s like 20 orders which causes other issues Since when is this policy? I got mcd delivered to college when i was in undergrad and grad school all the Patient67 What If It Never Gets Better moreover I will buy this time from 2012 through 2019… Our school had a no fast food delivery policy for students and teachers. A parent could drop off a bag, but they had to sign in and all that, even if they weren’t actually going any further than the front desk. Fast food delivery is a nightmare because they have to call students down from classrooms to get the stuff and sign it out to the kids. If it’s open at lunch, then it gets mobbed. Our students used to have parents and older siblings who would bring packs up at lunch for like 5-10 kids, which was still a lot. The one concession we made was whole pizzas being passed over the fence with no bags, so the kids would pool money and have little Cesar’s across the street bring over a bunch of hot n ready pizzas. Usually a worker would show be scheduled to end shift at lunch time and bring them across on their way out, for a tip of course. I delivered door dash for a while prior to COVID. One time I had someone have an order to a school, right as school was letting out. So cars everywhere, kids everywhere, and the only way into the school was through the parents pickup line. Took 30 minutes to get through the line, finally was able to get to the parking lot. Of course the office was on the other side of campus, walking the long way around because of locked doors. Finally get in there and they can’t get ahold of whatever staff member ordered the food. All in all, between driving to the restaurant, waiting for the food, and delivering it, it took me an hour and a half. Plus they didn’t tip. All that for $3. I assume I’m not the only one that went through this.

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