How New Yorkers have turned waiting in line into big business 

U want him to make more than $25/hour for sitting down doing nothing ? 😂 everyone going to end up doing that job…

tbh its a fair price bruhs making the same amount delivery ppl do but they actually deliver he's just sitting making bank and also charges 20-25 delivery which is super fair

@@CPDFilms i’ll do it

Man thats exqctly what i just said 75 dollars for small bowl of pasta...for some inflation doesnt work the same way

Exactly you can't be bright paying him for that

Probably the one he bought for himself, waiting in line make one hungry.

Exactly ridiculous

Yep

@@wsmokr well if I was rich I would choose to live in a nice house by the beach not in NYC. My understanding based off people I know was that people want to work in NYC cause of high paying jobs but they don't want to actually live there and those that do do it because of the shorter commute.

How?? By providing a service that is legal ( until the I.RS. finds out he is not paying income tax) that people are willing to pay for?? Where is the dishonesty??

@@wsmokr, I did not say there is an aspect of dishonesty, but I said there may be, as I do not exactly know their work model. Nevertheless, it is not financial dishonesty, it is a social one. The dishonesty would be as follows: Imagine if their work model is such that when one of them is in line to buy for one client, he would keep accepting orders from other clients while in line for that original client. That would mean that the more orders he received while in line, the longer the people behind him would later have to wait for their food when it is their turn to be served because the people preparing the food would have more food to prepare for his multiple clients than they would if it was just one client. Of course it all depends on the purchase readiness of a particular item. For some items, the quantity of orders may not make any substantial difference in waiting time, but for others it may. In short, once he is in line and already has other people in line behind him, it would be socially dishonest for him to accept more clients to add to those he already has. Did you understand my point?

@@newmankidman5763 That is not much different than paying for Doordash at a crowded store which does happen, because at some places deliveries take president over actual customers.

Under the table

Of course he is. You just worry about yourself.

@@marketads1 you probably a migrant lover too

@@marketads1 you probably a migrant lover 🤮

Try it and see what happens

Become a big body builder then skip the line, no one is going to mess with you, trust me.

Sure thing, remember a couple years ago some tough guy tried cutting the line for a Popeyes chicken sandwich and was stabbed to death

@@CommanderRick I'm 230 pounds 6ft 1

@@Slashed888 you casually walk welding a sword you must be from the uk