The first test of "Do you work for a good company" or "Do you have a good job" In Arizona is . . . Did they ask for your cell phone number upon employment? Are they going to supply you with a company phone, or are they going to commandeer your own personal phone for their business! Did they give you a company car? Or do they want you to use your own car? Who cares if they give you pennies for mileage `cause you are paying for the car, the maintenance, the fuel, the insurance and the Tires.  I believe Pepsi is one of the richest corporations on the planet and yet they require their under-payed merchandisers to use their own cars in traveling from store to store . . . Dreyers Ice cream too! I think people are pressured to do this because Good jobs in Arizona are scarce!       Finally did they make you pay for your pre-employment physical and or drug test??? Their is a new Giant in town BLUEBELL ice cream! From out of Texas and into your freezers, the finest Homemade vanilla your money can buy . . . could not be better if you drank it straight out of a frozen cows udders! (I was going to write t*t, but my wife advised against it). The first thing they do is secretly subtract the cost of your physical from your first check (uniform costs also [not secretly]), then they get your cell # . . . and it isn't your phone anymore! It is theirs! (but the employee still pays the bill.  BLUEBELL has a stange and newfangled way of paying where employees actually use a time clock . . . punch in and punch out (prevents class action lawsuits, I assume), but employees don't make an hourly wage. They are paid a base pay which varies by season (Texas seasons). Less in the summer, more in the winter . . . unless they sell more in commission (6%) than thier actual base pay rate (virtually impossible {5 or 6 dollars per half gallon}). So what this all means is . . . for the most part, a BLUEBELL ice cream delivery persons paycheck is the same every 2 weeks no matter how many hours, how many stores, how many miles, or how many days. My sources tell me it averages out to six dollars an hour after all the sneaky gyrations (thanks Thomas) And all this ='s another new bad job in town! Way to go Billion dollar giant BLUEBELL.