It has been days since people in Phoenix saw temperatures below 110F during the daytime, and this stretch of excessive heat means food delivery drivers are raking in a lot of money, as well as restaurants that offer delivery options.
It has been days since people in Phoenix saw temperatures below 110F during the daytime, and this stretch of excessive heat means food delivery drivers are raking in a lot of money. FOX 10's Linda Williams reports.As Arizonans continue to swelter in the extreme heat, that same heat wave means some are doing great business, because people say it's too hot to even go out and grab a meal.
One of the people who are earning a lot of money during this stretch of extreme heat is Adrian, who delivers food for DoorDash.Adrian was expecting demand to slow drastically for meal deliveries in July, just like it did in 2022. Adrian is not the only person who has noticed an increase in food deliveries. At La Piñata Mexican Food, owner Rose Ann Schulz said take out and delivery orders are up by 30% percent.
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