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no, thats too much work for too little money. if you already have another job that pays better and is more important i think it would be wise to focus your energy on excelling there. if i was desperate for the extra income (or an income at all) then yes, but if i just wanted extra income and didn't need it i would keep looking
But you really get paid per customer, not per hour.
This is true. I did this in Junior high. It was a great memory for me in my quaint Brooklyn neighborhood. Getting up at dawn, On the bike, And having some earned cash. the customers were nice. An interesting note is that my friend later rented a apt in a house and it turned out I delivered to the upstairs unit above him so many years ago. I remembered this because of house color which was different from the ones around it.
i did and i wouldn't do it again, unless i could 'split' a route with someone. you realize that you have to get up in the middle of the night every single do with no days off unless you split a route with someoen.
this means going out (here in ND) in 40 below weather delivering papers, no matter what the weather is.
No I have a gas pig F150 and I live very very rural. I don't think there is any paper delivery anywhere near me.
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