Thread: if i was to start delivering fast food for hungover people

if i was to start delivering fast food for hungover people at 10 bucks a go on the weekend would anyone use it.... is it even legal?

i imagine it'd be legal, so long as you charged GST. did your books, all that. When i was in boarding school, we used to call taxis and have them collect maccas for us - they just added on the normal fare for the time they spent from call to delivery.

i got a brochure with someone offering these services the other day...ill see if there is a online version. watch this space

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When I was on the Gold Coast the other weekend I stayed in an apartment and when I looked in their brochure it had this sort of service, external company that will visit any takeaway shop on the list and bring it to you for a fee... was $6.50 from memory, so definitely is legal.

lol my girlfriend would pay for that service hahaha

It's an interesting business idea but would you really be making much money at $10 a delivery?
- I'd imagine you would need insurance.
- Vehicle running costs would be high (eg. fuel - $1.50L). Imagine a maccas delivery in palmo followed up by one in stuart park.
- Labor cost? How much will you be paying yourself?
- How would you be collecting payment? Are you pre-paying for clients then seeking reimbursement?

You would really need to have a good look at your costs and go from there.

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lets just wing it

And don't forget to have something in your car to keep the food warm for peoples. Cold maccas sucks.

look at your over head then / by 8 = how much your worth and what you should be charging
but I think you need to add 1 extra product to your services = booz


as for the legal side your just doing a mate a favour and it just so happens that he owes you $20 bucks. Charge each person seperatly even if there at the same house