Delivery drivers. Have you ever blacklisted a customer? My friend, who is a pizza guy,

told me he asked his manager to ban a house because they always want him to wait until they

eat the first slice, and then they complain the pizza isn't well made and ask for some

discount or coupon, and they end up not paying their tip, acting all angry. Jerks. I delivered to the dorms when I was

in college back before credit cards could be used to pay for pizza. In the largest men's dorm,

we had a war with some of the residents after they got angry when we wouldn't accept an expired

coupon for a 14 pizza order. So they kept calling us up with ghost orders and making life real hell for us over the course

of a few weeks.

So he stopped delivering to anyone in that dorm.

As we were the cheapest pizza in town, that didn't go over well with them.

The RA's got every student in that dorm together and told them to knock it the frick off or get kicked out.

So we tried to deliver again and the same thing happened.

So we banned the dorm forever.

It was cool by me because those idiots would place between 5 to 20 pizza orders and tip 2 bucks.

It was the mid-80s and there was no caller ID.

Most of the students used the wall of pay phones they had in the lobby, but some rooms had their own phone. Regardless, there was no way of us

knowing who was calling. I was delivering for Godfathers in Memphis in 1988. We had both houses and

areas that were no delivery. We had one area smack dab in the middle

of our normal delivery zone that was blocked out. It was a low-income apartment complex. We got a new

manager, and he was eager to up his numbers, so he quickly changed that area to being a legit

delivery area. The first time he handed me in order for that complex,

I explained that it was a really crappy complex and we didn't go there for a reason. He accused me

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