So... what do you call the people on your round of whom you deliver to?
Are they Customers or just Delivery points.. ?
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Customers or Delivery points?
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Ahebban
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Re: Customers or Delivery points?
dependent on the level and nature of tip from last christmas as to how I grade customers/delivery points 
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Lounge Lizard
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Re: Customers or Delivery points?
Indeed. Tips average at over £1 per delivery point but there's a big difference between nothingAhebban wrote:dependent on the level and nature of tip from last christmas as to how I grade customers/delivery points
and £40 
It's a struggle but I usually manage a smile for the £40ers
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Customers or Delivery points?
I've got a kid on my walk who says her dad will give me a twentyer at xmas.
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