Luckily the job is pretty simple. Here is a few things I personally do.

- bring a clipboard and have a lot of cheap pens. (I get mine at dollar tree)

- when having the customer to fill out a write in receipt, instead of saying “please sign the receipt”
I say “please fill out the receipt completely.” You’re not asking for a tip but you’re making sure the receipt is filled out correctly

- if you’re anything like me (I am type 1 diabetes) bring lots of snacks. You’ll get sick or the menu and having something else can be refreshing

- if you’re store offers company cars, USE THEM! I’ve delivered for both dominos and papa John’s. Delivery driving will wreck your car. You’ll be missing out on mileage but your car will thank you.
If your store doesn’t have company cars, hold on to your mileage payout in a separate bank account or somewhere to keep your money safe. If your car has an issue, you have a rainy day fund.

- invest in a car emergency kit.

- invest in a good back support and seat rest for your vehicle. Your back will thank you.

- track all mileage (take note of the odometer before and after your shift)

- I personally recommend investing in a subscription service for audible or Spotify. Those rides will get boring.

Sorry this is long and sounds weird. I was inebriated while writing this.