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If I wanted a pizza that badly but was unwilling to go out in that weather, I would have given that person a $20 tip. The $4 tip was somewhat insulting. I give at least $5 in good weather!
News, Domino's testing pizza-delivery drones in England
GUILDFORD, England, June 4 (UPI) -- A British company says it's testing the feasibility of delivering pizzas by drone at the behest of U.S. pizza chain Domino's.
The creative agency T + Biscuits says Domino's hired it to try out prototypes.
I fly R/C helis and design autonomous drones - there is no way a heli drone is coming to my house delivering anything. I can see that thing running amok and attacking someone on the front porch or yanking someone's hair into one of the rotors. Not to mention trying to navigate a bunch of trees and power lines.
I fly R/C helis and design autonomous drones - there is no way a heli drone is coming to my house delivering anything. I can see that thing running amok and attacking someone on the front porch or yanking someone's hair into one of the rotors. Not to mention trying to navigate a bunch of trees and power lines.
Exactly! Much cheaper and safer to send a full salaried employee in a cement truck to make deliveries. LOL!
Someone still has to man the controls to fly the drone and that person is going to cost more than a minimum wage delivery person. So, I don't see where the savings come in.
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News, Domino's testing pizza-delivery drones in England
Much cheaper and safer to send a full salaried employee in a cement truck to make deliveries. LOL! 
