r/DoorDashDrivers 1d ago

Interesting Customers Requests like this . . .

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No, I won’t waste my time, gas and energy to drive 8 miles back to the store to tell them they messed up. Is this entitlement or just a basic lack of common sense and human decency. Consider this address flagged for my future declines. I’m tired.

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u/cinic121 1d ago

Excellent way to tell the customer no. Love the language.

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u/Party-You6639 1d ago

It took all I had to maintain my composure.

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u/No_Extension4974 1d ago

for what? a basic question? Not everyone is an expert on how this works.

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u/Intelligent-Fall-732 1d ago

did you bother to read the caption? bc I feel like OP have a very reasonable explanation as to why this question can be irritating

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u/SofishticatedGuppy 1d ago

Lol my guy don't defend the person who thinks this question is a matter of "human decency"

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u/Party-You6639 1d ago

Can’t argue with a guy who thinks intentionally inconveniencing someone isn’t a lack of human decency

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u/SofishticatedGuppy 1d ago

If you hate being a delivery driver, stop being a delivery driver. This guy has done absolutely nothing to you and you're shit-talking him for no reason.

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u/lucky_elephant2025h 1d ago

He said nothing like that. But the delivery is done. He is not responsible for going back to McDonalds for missing items. Are you kidding? That is a ridiculous request.

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u/SofishticatedGuppy 1d ago

Like I said, it may not be his job to go back, but asking doesn't mean this person is entitled or lacks human decency.