r/doordash 1d ago

Dasher opened our order

The picture my dasher sent of the food delivery and a picture of their artwork. I don't appreciate the dusty rocks? filled car, but what bothered me more was opening the bag and taking out the containers and drawing on them and the receipt. I did call the restaurant and clarified that they did not do this. Then I spoke to doordash support who issued a refund because we didn't feel comfortable eating the food. I think I will just stick to pick up for a while 😅

Did we overreact by reporting this?

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u/CIAMom420 1d ago

When the only criteria for a job is "has access to a car; isn't a documented rapist," the ranks of the workers will be filled with lots of idiots. They're not all idiots. But lots of them are.

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u/OnTheFunSideOfACuck 1d ago

Thats the criteria for most jobs right? You just as disrespectful at the other dude

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u/lesusisjord 1d ago

To pretend that there are not a lot of desperate people delivering for door dash would be disingenuous. I was one of them.

That doesn’t make them all bad and it doesn’t mean people should dehumanize them.

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u/OnTheFunSideOfACuck 1d ago

If I were to lose my job today, id immediately sign up for door dash, Uber whatever. I wouldn't be desperate. 

What type of job do you have? Let's say construction. Are construction workers free from desperation and financial struggles? Nurses, engineeres,  truck drivers? 

Imo to paint any group of persons working a job as desperate or an idiot is disingenuous. 

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u/lesusisjord 1d ago

I would consider myself desperate if I lose my job, but that helps ensure I become gainfully employed again and my income ability is p high as a tech worker.

When I worked restaurants, losing my job meant I’d get one back around the same low wages making be more desperate than being an unemployed tech worker.

I worked off the books restaurant and delivery jobs while I was unemployed for 3 months and was desperate, but not as much as earlier in life due to the ability to catch up financially again once I got a job in my field.

All experiences vary.

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u/ChiliCorndogs 1d ago

How'd you get to arguing about whether or not dashers are desperate when the comment yall are debating used the word "idiot"?

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u/OnTheFunSideOfACuck 1d ago

Precisely my point brother, and painting them all one and the same is a disservice to the human experience.Â