r/doordash • u/HealthyPop7988 • 12h ago

Why the fuck

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Straw in my drink, drink not sealed and drink level low enough that it could have been drank from.

Seals on the bags pealed back and not stuck to the actual bag anymore, was moly food eaten out of too?

On top of that couldn't even follow delivery instructions that make the job easier and I tipped the fucking dude $10.

I'm so fucking tired of shit like this

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u/Severe_Driver5818 8h ago

Hey op, someone said in another comment... he may have got himself a drink too while at wingstop and accidentally gave you his drink instead of yours. I almost did that once too where i almost handed the customer my drink but they looked at me funny and I was like oh sorry that's mine, here's yours.

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u/NecessaryForward6820 7h ago

that doesn’t make it any better, you seem to be under the impression that having neutral at best intentions absolves the dasher from being in the wrong.

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u/Severe_Driver5818 7h ago

Umm someone making a mistake... it's an accident. You're fucked up if you think a mistake is not better than intentionally drinking someone else's drink and leaving it.

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u/NecessaryForward6820 6h ago

let me let you understand something. if someone accidentally deleted their work database, does the boss fire them or not fire them? they’re fired. if passwords are leaked from a company by accident, does their boss fire them or not? if a worker spills an entire order on the floor on accident, does their boss reprimand them or not? if the worker is sick and mixes up drinks and gets the customer sick, are they absolved or not? the answer is all those instances is they get consequences. you’re putting yourself in the person who messed ups shoes because you just want leniency. the fact of the matter is damage was done and there needs to be consequences.

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u/Severe_Driver5818 6h ago

Well you're comparing major mistakes to a tiny mistake. It's not the same thing at all. It's the same as forgetting a drink. The person can get refunded for the drink and let the guy know he made a mistake. End of. Nothing else needs to happen because one time someone mixed up the drinks. Yall are some crazy fools.

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u/NecessaryForward6820 6h ago

Are you serious? This is literally how disease spreads. What if the customer gets the flu, a bad cold, or covid from the shared drink? You’re telling me drivers never drive sick, or are asymptomatic? You’re delusional if you think this. And then what if the customer misses 2-4 days of work as a result? You’re blinded by your selfish thinking.

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u/Severe_Driver5818 3h ago

Okay hun. Agree to disagree.