Delivery story 150 Jesse writes: I've worked for Papa John's near Birmingham, Alabama for the past 2 years. I have a good story, a weird story, and bad story that immediately come to mind. Good story. I had a delivery to an apartment complex one evening. The total of the order was $28.85. When I got to the apartment, the lady inside was surprised to see me there and had to get her money out of her truck. The whole time she was outside she kept saying about how she couldn't believe how fast I got there. (It was about 25 minutes after she placed the order. I guess she was told an hour or something.) She came back and asked if I can break a fifty. I told her that I didn't have enough change on me for that, so she went inside for a minute to find smaller bills. Two minutes later, she came back to the door, handed me the fifty and said, "You can just keep it for being so fast." Weird Story. I had a delivery to an apartment complex one afternoon. As soon as the lady opened her apartment door, I was immediately overwhelmed by an intense wave of marijuana smoke coming from inside. There was a lady who had come to the door followed by a probably 3-year-old girl, and down the hall I could see two more adults, one of whom was holding a baby. I looked away for a moment, then heard a thud, looked back and saw the guy bent down to pick up the baby HE JUST DROPPED. The lady heard the thud and subsequent crying. She nonchalantly turned and asked, "He just drop dat baby?" Bad Story. I had a delivery to an apartment complex one evening. It was dark and I had to park two buildings down from the one I needed to go to and walk across a courtyard. I had to go into the building to make the delivery. As I was about to step back outside on the way back to my car, a man came around the corner, pointed a gun at my stomach and demanded my money. I gave him all the cash I had on me and he took off running. I went back to the apartment to which I had just delivered and told them I had been robbed, so they let me come in and called the cops for me. Fortunately, the cops caught him and he's currently awaiting trial. return to top