DTID Domino's is a franchise consisting of 22 Domino's stores throughout Kentucky and Indiana. From general managers to assistant managers and delivery drivers to customer service representatives, each team member that works at one of these stores not only makes food for their customers, but also serves the community and makes lasting relationships with their coworkers.

Cole Cochran, the operations specialist of DTID Domino's, makes a pizza on the makeline on Wednesday, May 22, 2024, at the Domino's in Shelbyville, Ky. Cochran said that he has been a part of the DTID franchise for about a year, but has worked for Domino's for about a decade. "I think that I can bring a fun atmosphere to work while also improving upon the store's operations and just creating a light atmosphere," Cochran said.

Sean Hackett, general manager at the Domino's in Corydon, Ind., talks on the store phone on Wednesday, May 29, 2024, at the Domino's in Corydon, Ind. The Domino's in Corydon, Ind. has broken their personal highest-sales record in one week a total of three separate times in 2024. "This is definitely not what I expected going into 2024," Hackett said. "To me, it really shows that the customers are enjoying our product, to do this three times already this year, and we're not even halfway through."

Shepherdsville, Ky. Domino's General Manager Chris Traub, right, asks Assistant Manager Lindsey Traub a question on Saturday, May 18, 2024, at the Domino's in Shepherdsville, Ky. Chris Traub and Lindsey Traub are siblings from Mount Vernon, Ill. "My sister started at Domino's, I think it was her first job," Chris Traub said. "Watching her career grow and coming to work for me, it's been very interesting. I have someone that I could rely on 100%."

Caleb Mattingly, right, a customer service representative at the Domino's in Brandenburg, Ky., puts garlic oil onto a pizza during his "Expert Pizza Maker" certification test, as DTID Kentucky Area Leader Josh Houk watches, on Wednesday, June 5, 2024, at the Domino's in Brandenburg, Ky. Mattingly, who ended up passing the certification test, said he had a couple of practice tests and that he felt confident leading up to the certification. "I love to be here," Mattingly said. "My coworkers are awesome. I have a good time when I'm here."

Samuel Lynch, a delivery expert at the Domino's in New Albany, Ind., drives a DTID Domino's "DXP" car on Wednesday, June 12, 2024, outside the Domino's in New Albany, Ind. Lynch received the award for the most efficient driver of 2023 in the entire DTID Domino's franchise. "The thing that I think for drivers to be efficient is just be quick on their feet and get to the location as quick and as safe as possible," Lynch said.

Alex Dowell, a delivery expert at the Domino's in Brandenburg, Ky., drives his car while out on a delivery on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, outside the Domino's in Brandenburg, Ky. Dowell, a DTID Domino's team member for two weeks, said that he works hard for his family and the store's customers. "I make good money by hustling to my car, doing the speed limit and making sure they get their pizza all right and correct," Dowell said.

DTID Domino's team members spent close to 30 hours preparing for the July 4 parade in Bloomington, Ind.; although, on the morning of July 4, 2024, they were informed that the parade had been canceled. "I can speak how disappointing it is to me, but it's nothing to compare it to how disappointing it is to those who put so much effort into this," DTID Domino's Operations Director Viktor Belaiv, left, said. "This event just proved that we do have a lot of people who really put a lot of value into the meaning of DTID; how much of a team, of a family we really are. And we want to embrace that to the community, and show that we're not just here to make pizzas, we're here to build relationships and go through things together."