That's very sad. You should just let someone else take the shake shops and pick another one for that location.@Tanischri87 wrote:
I’m overweight and dump the shakes when we have to order them. They look great though.
I tend not to do more than taste the shake. I have a small travel thermos that I pour the rest of the shake into to bring home. This way I've fulfilled the requirement for the shop and somebody else in my house can enjoy it.@Tanischri87 wrote:
I’m overweight and dump the shakes when we have to order them. They look great though.
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@HonnyBrown wrote:
I had a shop yesterday. The cashier was relentless about my getting a milkshake. I had to get a manager to ring up my order.
I get chocolate, salted caramel, Reese's peanut butter cups (a new addition and delicious in the shake), Oreos (both the creme and pieces) and sometimes peanut butter if I remember. It's excellent, and you can eat it with a spoon. Also, delicious if you freeze it and eat it later, as others suggested.@BirdyC wrote:
Vanilla ones are OK, but every time I get a flavored one, like salted caramel or chocolate, there's not enough flavor.
@MisterBill wrote:
I get chocolate, salted caramel, Reese's peanut butter cups (a new addition and delicious in the shake), Oreos (both the creme and pieces) and sometimes peanut butter if I remember. It's excellent, and you can eat it with a spoon. Also, delicious if you freeze it and eat it later, as others suggested.@BirdyC wrote:
Vanilla ones are OK, but every time I get a flavored one, like salted caramel or chocolate, there's not enough flavor.
And of course whipped cream on top!
FYI, this week's dinners seem to be shake shops, at least the ones I still see available on the site. Not bonused yet, unfortunately.@sstsau wrote:
Ooh...Reese's peanut butter cups sounds like a tasty new option! I haven't done a shake shop, or even a general Five Guys shop, for quite some time, so it's interesting to see that they added new flavors. Hopefully it is available nationwide.salted caramel. Like many of you, I would freeze my shake. I prefer eating it with a spoon like ice cream!
@HonnyBrown wrote:
I had a shop yesterday. The cashier was relentless about my getting a milkshake. I had to get a manager to ring up my order.
@Mert wrote:
Wow. Not that I expect it would get noticed, but did you include that in your report?
@HonnyBrown wrote:
I had a shop yesterday. The cashier was relentless about my getting a milkshake. I had to get a manager to ring up my order.
Yes, that is the standard fee and reimbursement. The fee will go up for the current week's shops if they are not taken, often as early as Wednesday (even though the shops do not start until Thursday). If still available o Monday, they will typically go up to $18.@Dalewoosley wrote:
Five Fellows in North Carolina is paying nine dollar fee $15.45 for food and $5.50 for shake
Because they always post them a few weeks ahead, presumably so people can take them early for the base fee. It doesn't usually work, at least not in my area. If you are not seeing anything earlier than that in your area, then I guess that they get taken at the $9 price.@Dalewoosley wrote:
This shop is for July 7. Why so far in the future?
@wrosie wrote:
If I choose DoorDash or one of the other delivery companies website, is there a minimum order amount?
Actually, there is not generally a minimum if you order using DoorDash or the other services, although the prices may be higher. It's just FG that enforces the minimum. Yet another reason why not increasing the reimbursement from $15 for delivery shops is stupid.@myst4au wrote:
Yes. And sometimes the prices increase as well.@wrosie wrote:
If I choose DoorDash or one of the other delivery companies website, is there a minimum order amount?
Come on, you're a pro -- you know better than to accept an $18 fee! They must have caught you in a weak moment.@HonnyBrown wrote:
Last week, my regular scheduler called me to do two shops for $18. I asked for $20, but he said he couldn't. I accepted the $18 fee. After I did the report for the shop on Sunday, I looked at the job board. I accepted a $25 shop for Monday.
I say this every week, but lesson learned: I will check the job board more frequently!
@MisterBill wrote:
That's very sad. You should just let someone else take the shake shops and pick another one for that location.@Tanischri87 wrote:
I’m overweight and dump the shakes when we have to order them. They look great though.
@MisterBill wrote:
Come on, you're a pro -- you know better than to accept an $18 fee! They must have caught you in a weak moment.@HonnyBrown wrote:
Last week, my regular scheduler called me to do two shops for $18. I asked for $20, but he said he couldn't. I accepted the $18 fee. After I did the report for the shop on Sunday, I looked at the job board. I accepted a $25 shop for Monday.
I say this every week, but lesson learned: I will check the job board more frequently!
PS the correct answer when they say that they can't do your price is to tell them to call you back when they can .