Pizza Hut to give $100,000 worth of free food to delivery drivers
The free doormats have a QR code drivers can scan to get freebies.
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Dec 7, 2023, 1:10 PM
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Updated 579 days ago
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8ds agoPizza Hut says it plans to give $100,000 worth of free food to delivery drivers this month.
The company says it's not just for its own workers.
Anyone who drops off packages can get $25 of free pizza.
The company says up to 250 households can order what it calls "reverse delivery mats."
The free doormats have a QR code drivers can scan to get freebies.
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