Pissed off door dash driver keys customer’s car

[stinkynuts]

He was pissed because of a $6 tip.

I see a lot of these videos. Are they entitled or should you tip $10 minimum for their service?

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[dchoye]

Don’t believe the reason.
I generally don’t leave a tip until the dude left andcheck that all my food is there.
$6.00 is an average tip
Dude just hates his job and life
Maybe jealous of customers car

 

[gengarlol]

Maybe if he didn't get a tip at all, but he got one, the people nowadays are so entitled...

 

[Jenesis]

Can’t they pick and choose what orders they are going to take????? Like you chose the job, you chose the order you accept, how can you blame others for your choices?????

 

[james 25]

I'd go all the way to hell for this man to pay for that, no way the man gets a tip and does that

 

[stinkynuts]

Can’t they pick and choose what orders they are going to take????? Like you chose the job, you chose the order you accept, how can you blame others for your choices?????

Exactly , they see the tips beforehand so they chose the order voluntarily

 

[Indiana]

Deport

 

[southpaw]

Deport

I don't think you watched the video.

 

[superstar_88]

I don't think you watched the video.

Are you inferring deportation is reserved only for certain demographic and said culprit should be immune?

 

[southpaw]

Are you implying certain ethnicities should be immune to deportation?

I'm saying he doesn't look like an immigrant. No group should be immune from deportation. But there must be some place to deport them to.

 

[superstar_88]

I'm saying he doesn't look like an immigrant. No group should be immune from deportation. But there must be some place to deport them to.

You can tell someone is not an immigrant based solely on appearance?
What is it about his look that made him not immigrant worthy?

 

[southpaw]

You can tell someone is not an immigrant based solely on appearance?

You can tell someone is?

 

[superstar_88]

You can tell someone is?

That's the question I'm asking you

 

[southpaw]

That's the question I'm asking you

No, you asked if I can tell someone is NOT an immigrant. Not if someone is one.

I can't prove a negative. For instance, I can't prove you don't wear women's underwear and give BBBJs at public rest stops.

 

[superstar_88]

No, you asked if I can tell someone is NOT an immigrant. Not if someone is one.

I can't prove a negative. For instance, I can't prove you don't wear women's underwear and give BBBJs at public rest stops.

You being able to know if someone is an immigrant implies you know if someone is not an immigrant.
What is it that made you certain he is not an immigrant?
You did after all tell someone to watch the video when said person wanted to deport him implying that he did not watch the video.
Why would you ask such a request of him to watch the video?
Does someone need to watch the video to make the request to deport him?

 

[KittyCaterina]

When I go to a restaurant and receive service, I generally tip very well unless the service was truly awful.

In saying that, I believe there is a difference between my wait staff at a restaurant and my delivery driver.

I do not believe a delivery driver should be tipped according to the price of my order like a waitress or waiter are. They pick up my food and 90% of the time can't even deliver it properly, whereas a restaurant wait staff has to interact with the customer and deliver drinks, food, desserts, etc...

Tonite I ordered food at an original cost of $70 plus fees with 50% off, so it actually cost me $35 plus fees.
UberEats recommended I give a 20% tip on the original cost of $70 plus fees. No effing way.
The restaurant is a five to six minute drive from me, so I tipped five dollars.
The app said my driver had arrived at 805pm so I waited and waited for the buzzer... Five minutes later I went to my lobby and told him I was there.
He messaged back that HE was in my lobby and did not see me. LOL, here we go again...
Turns out he was at the building across from mine (the address numbers are very clear at the entrances) and I finally had my COLD order in hand at 822pm after a ton of back and forth over text and stress.

IMO, drivers should not be allowed to see the total cost of our orders, it is none of their business.
I live in Kingston where nothing is more than 12 minutes away, and I tend to tip $5 whether my order is $80 or a measly $15.

 

[southpaw]

What is it that made you certain he is not an immigrant?

You keep implying certainty on my part. Read my posts. I said "I don't think you watched the video'. I said "he doesn't look like an immigrant."

He very well could have watched the video. The driver may very well be an immigrant. And you may have your panties all in a bunch. I guess we'll never know.

 

[superstar_88]

You keep implying certainty on my part. Read my posts. I said "I don't think you watched the video'. I said "he doesn't look like an immigrant."

He very well could have watched the video. The driver may very well be an immigrant. And you may have your panties all in a bunch. I guess we'll never know.

What makes you certain the person who requested the deportation did not watch the video?

 

[pacman647]

Can’t they pick and choose what orders they are going to take????? Like you chose the job, you chose the order you accept, how can you blame others for your choices?????

Drivers and take the order or pass on them, however the Door Dash and other delivery apps have an algorithm. Each time (and the more they skip orders) drivers pass/skip on an available order, they will be bumped to the lower tiers and receive less potential future orders. They want drivers to be active and take orders as they come in.

Post pandemic, they whole tipping scales have gotten way out of hand.

 

[stinkynuts]

When I go to a restaurant and receive service, I generally tip very well unless the service was truly awful.

In saying that, I believe there is a difference between my wait staff at a restaurant and my delivery driver.

I do not believe a delivery driver should be tipped according to the price of my order like a waitress or waiter are. They pick up my food and 90% of the time can't even deliver it properly, whereas a restaurant wait staff has to interact with the customer and deliver drinks, food, desserts, etc...

Tonite I ordered food at an original cost of $70 plus fees with 50% off, so it actually cost me $35 plus fees.
UberEats recommended I give a 20% tip on the original cost of $70 plus fees. No effing way.
The restaurant is a five to six minute drive from me, so I tipped five dollars.
The app said my driver had arrived at 805pm so I waited and waited for the buzzer... Five minutes later I went to my lobby and told him I was there.
He messaged back that HE was in my lobby and did not see me. LOL, here we go again...
Turns out he was at the building across from mine (the address numbers are very clear at the entrances) and I finally had my COLD order in hand at 822pm after a ton of back and forth over text and stress.

IMO, drivers should not be allowed to see the total cost of our orders, it is none of their business.
I live in Kingston where nothing is more than 12 minutes away, and I tend to tip $5 whether my order is $80 or a measly $15.

So true. It's the same work for them to deliver a $25 pizza or $50 sushi platter. I shouldn't have to pay double the tip.

Many drivers are terrible. I once tipped $10 on a $20 order because I wanted it delivered to my hotel room. This hotel allow anyone to use the elevators. The guy never brought it to my room, despite my instructions and left it in the lobby, without even notifying the staff there that they were dropping off my order. After not getting my order, I had to go downstairs to the lobby, message my driver, who never responded, and then talk to the receptonist who pointed out the bag on a nearby table, but wasn't sure what it was. Absolute bottom of the barrel service.

And then there's the drivers who don't even thank you when they hand you the pizza. No eye contact, just rudely hand you your pizza because you tipped $5 on a $25 pizza.

If you go to reddit, the forum is full of pissed off delivery drivers who post pictures of nice houses that they delivered to, but didn't tip well. These drivers had the option to choose or not choose. Just because someone lives in a nice house dosen't mean they should have to tip more.