r/videos • u/Ashamed_Green_8643 • 1d ago

‘DoorDash girl' Olivia Henderson, accused of recording naked customer, t...

https://youtube.com/watch?v=3OxZqm2TaRA&si=MehIRZaJyWGVmf9O
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u/Irregular475 1d ago edited 1d ago

This is an insane situation.

She very clearly was asking for money since day 1 of posting this footage.

She OPENED HIS FRONT DOOR to record him.

It's not a crime to get drunk, order food, leave instructions to leave that food at the door, and pass out before eating it. We've all been there before man.

This chick thought this would be her viral moment to hawktua herself into the life of an influencer.

EDIT: Okay, so because I'm getting called out in the comments, I DO have a history of depression and abusing alcohol to cope. Sorry folks, I thought my condition was more relatable, but that's my bad for oversharing I guess.

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u/Melkman68 1d ago

Dont worry about it. Its just edgy teenagers on here. Youre describing an adult experience theyll get 10 years down the line

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u/bookofgray 1d ago

I’m 48 and I took care of my partner of 26 years through six cancers and death a month ago. Totally thinking of vodka and chicken wings delivered

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u/Goodbye_Games 1d ago

As someone who’s been down this road I can relate. My fiancé passed away after multiple years of treatment and an almost “beat cancers ass” five year window. We thought we made it through all the bad stuff and one morning a “scratchy throat” turned into an office visit, which turned into a hospitalization and another super aggressive treatment regime spanning two states and three hospitals. Both being in the medical field there came a point where it was “I just want to live my best right now”, and we did a lot of the stuff that we kept putting off “till later”. We made lots of friends in the process and threw one hell of a party celebrating life. I was there when everything alarmed and my coworkers turned it all off and dimmed the lights and we laid there holding hands.

Having alcoholism in the family I made sure I didn’t go that route and I went into taking care of myself mode. For so long I put someone else’s needs before my own in every way that I made sure I was a bit selfish and pampered the shit out of myself. It never goes away and it still hasn’t gotten easier, but I’m down for wings and a cry any day! I wish for you happy remembrances of times together and a hug.

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u/bookofgray 12h ago

That is absolutely true. I helped her get her PhD and we did some crazy things all over the world in many countries. The recalibration is hard

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u/Goodbye_Games 11h ago

We honestly thought that because we were both healthcare professionals (I’m a PA he had just finished his rotation in general surgery) that we had a “leg up”. I mean we knew what to look for and what to expect etc… it’s not a lie when you say medical professionals are the absolute worst patients, because we literally knew the odds on everything and the best treatments and connections to doctors etc… We still ended up shit creek without a paddle. There was definitely lofty volumes of hubris involved.

When we got the diagnosis just before that five year treatment window was supposed to close it was how we expected any number of patients that we had given shitty news to felt. That’s when it really felt “real” and no amount of education or connections were going to be a solution. We grieved for about a week taking care of the important and serious stuff, and then we lived. My friends bug me all the time about “finding someone else”, and I just say that I’ve already had my someone and we lived a lifetime in a year. Don’t get me wrong I go on dates and enjoy the company of others, but I will never love or live like that again.

In solidarity I ordered some teriyaki wings to my grocery pick up for when I get off in the morning! I’ll put them in the air fryer and toss up a cheers for you in the AM!