@MDavisnowell wrote:
I don't need rice and chow mien anyway.
but the last time I did one of these shops, there was a homeless guy sitting at one of the tables inside near the restroom (where I had to check of course) and asking me for money. He continued to sit there and ask all the patrons for money. The associates just looked embarrassed.
@TeriW wrote:
It seems like those vegetables are rarely ever cooked well, sadly. The bonused one I did the other day had a small pile of veggies that looked as if they were cooked two days ago.
That must have been an interesting report:@Phoebe70 wrote:
I did a Panda Express last month. I was there an hour after they opened. I walk in and there were still chairs stacked on top of the tables. There were 11 empty pans! I actually asked the employee if they were open, and they said yes. The sign on the door read "Out Of Teriyaki Chicken." That shop was pretty much a fail, which is disappointing because I like their food.

@AZwolfman wrote:
If I suddenly have to stop doing my 2 or 3 allotted Pandas per month, it would probably take me 3 minutes to replace them with better paying shops. The only thing I would miss is the food. For you shoppers who say you are doing these shops for less than $4 (since the client doesn't fully reimburse), why not just use that time to do a quick $15 shop. If you just love the food, why not just eat on your dime and time and order what you want without having to fill out a report?
I only take them occasionally at the opening bid. I usually wait until they bid higher by a buck or two. I average more than five after the food. I only do these once every two or three months, at any rate.@AZwolfman wrote:
For you shoppers who say you are doing these shops for less than $4 (since the client doesn't fully reimburse), why not just use that time to do a quick $15 shop. If you just love the food, why not just eat on your dime and time and order what you want without having to fill out a report?
@TeriW wrote:
I think the point is that they do not pay five dollars anymore. Additionally, in some places, the reimbursement does not cover required purchase and a drink. The shops are sitting here, although they usually get taken within a day of posting.
@AZwolfman wrote:
If I suddenly have to stop doing my 2 or 3 allotted Pandas per month, it would probably take me 3 minutes to replace them with better paying shops. The only thing I would miss is the food. For you shoppers who say you are doing these shops for less than $4 (since the client doesn't fully reimburse), why not just use that time to do a quick $15 shop. If you just love the food, why not just eat on your dime and time and order what you want without having to fill out a report?

@TeriW wrote:
If you hold off, they will raise the price. Why not let your location sit for a while so that the MSC raises the price.