I think it belongs to the franchise owner. It's not like, branded or anything, aside from the logo magnets.

>Anyone that has done pizza delivery knows you use your own vehicle to deliver the pizza's.

Anyone that has a functioning brain knows that, I'm not sure what that has to do with this obviously different situation than what is typical.

That said, the local Jimmy John's has a "corporate car" that they use in addition to the drivers cars.

Delivery drivers put a lot of miles through tires quickly. I did change tires twice a year when I was doing delivery, that's what I based that off of @ $150/tire

If not, the cars are no longer useful and the entire initiative will have been a complete waste.

It's a car driven by various young people that is owned by their employer that they probably have little respect for. There will be upkeep.

that is just insane... almost glad nobody delivers where I live so I can't be tempted.

maybe I've been out of the game too long lol. $5.99 delivery fee!?!? we're not talking door dash here, that's straight from the horses ass? domino's just straight up charges $6 per delivery?

are you sure? delivery fee is $2 that doesn't necessarily all go to the driver, I've never worked at doms, though so I'm not sure how they do it.

maybe they're not in your area... are you saying this is fake or what? What does your anecdotal experience of never having see them have to do with anything?

viability aside.

$1/delivery * 100 deliveries/day/vehicle * 7 * 50 (2 weeks off for various repairs or slow days over the year, = $35,000.

New Chevy bolt price: $25k? 27?

However that includes no upkeep... tires alone are like like 1-3K/year...

Maybe it's a good move?

Where's the section that shows how it doubled because of who got elected?

dormant basically means asleep, or waiting.

Simulations might be used, but they're of little help because the devs need to balance based off of how players actually play the game.

So for that, they track all sorts of statistics about what characters are used, howe they're used, how effective they are against other characters in general, and specific other characters, and much more.

They take that data and then see if something is too strong, too weak, etc, and try to adjust for fairness.

Or in the case of Riot, they release new characters that are strong so people buy them, then lower the power after.

I want to believe this is some great feat of engineering and technical design, but it looks like a .50 cal machine gun welded to some tracks.

meanwhile, high and low German are dialects and change merely in pronunciation for the most part.

Are they just counting dialects as whole languages or what? how many of those 1599 languages share a large percentage of words?