The rules of first-come, first-served no longer apply at Papa John's.
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Papa John’s is letting customers pay extra to cut ahead of everyone else in line (PZZA)
Papa John's is testing a system called "PapaPriority" that lets customers pay a fee to skip ahead of earlier orders and get their pizza delivered faster.
Papa John's pizza.
The pizza chain is testing a new system called "PapaPriority" that lets customers pay a $2.99 fee to skip ahead of earlier orders and get their pizza delivered faster.
On itswebsite, Papa John's explains that "
The fee was tested at several Papa John's locations and the company is now looking to expand it to more restaurants, Associated Press reports
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But the extra fee doesn't come with any guarantees.
"PapaPriority does not guarantee that your pizza will be delivered within a set time period or that delivery will be faster than normal," the company says on its website. "There is no cash alternative or refund available."
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