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Cory Edwards

Cory Edwards, a former Biller & Kimble client, served as the named plaintiff in our recently settled case, Edwards v. PJ Ops Idaho. This Papa John’s franchisee operates several locations across multiple states. We thoroughly enjoyed working with Cory and are grateful for his commitment to both his own case and the rights of fellow delivery drivers.

About Cory:

City: Boise, ID.

Years On The Road: 10 years.

Delivery Car: I owned my own vehicles and went through many in those years. This included a Jeep Liberty, a Ford Focus, a Nissan Versa, and a Subaru Legacy.

Favorite Pizza Toppings: Pepperoni – The King of Pizza.

Favorite Movie: Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

Go-To Karaoke Song: Please… no.

Hidden Talent: I discovered late in life that I can be a pretty effective leader!

Favorite thing about working as a delivery driver: Wandering around the city when everyone else is either settled in or already asleep.

Favorite Quote: “If you’re gonna shoot, shoot. Don’t talk.” – Tuco from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

We were thrilled to speak with Cory for an interview to hear his story firsthand. Here it is:

Biller & Kimble: How did you start working as a delivery driver?

Cory Edwards: I was in the beginning of a divorce and needed a quick paying job.

BK: What was your favorite delivery driver job or city?

CE: Boise, Idaho. The city is absolutely beautiful at night.

BK: How did you learn you might not be reimbursed enough for your vehicle costs?

CE: I just started running the numbers through my head during deliveries. You have a lot of time to think when you are driving all over the city.

BK: What advice do you have for other drivers?

CE: Make sure you are getting what you are supposed to. Don’t expect anyone to count your money for you, whether it comes in tips, pay, or expenses.