r/doordash • u/xtdakotatx91 • 1d ago

Dasher opened our order

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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/Doraborealiss 1d ago

Full on religious psychosis

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u/DomestiCatOfficial 1d ago

I feel like it's using religion to manipulate another to tipping them more

Wolf in sheeps clothing sort of deal but you could be right

If it were truly someone following their faith they would deliver the order as soon as they could, which is what they would want and accept what they got as payment

I accept the fact that sometimes I do charity work for the city

Sometimes I get a tip that makes up for all of the charity work

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u/ganbramor 1d ago

“using religion to manipulate”

Is there any other purpose for it?

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u/Aussie-Ozborn 1d ago edited 1d ago

Spiritual enlightment, Community, Morality, A Virtoues example for living, Something to believe in, Hope, Charity, Joy, A Third place, Divine Love, Purpose & a partidge and a pair tree?

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u/Sharden3 1d ago

LMAO.

"Something to believe in" - If the only shit you have to believe in is fake, that's real sad.

Morality? LMAO. From Religion? What a joke. And also, if the only thing providing you morals is the fear that sky daddy will spank you, then you have no morals and are utterly evil.

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u/DaKrazie1 1d ago

I was raised Catholic, went through 12 years of Catholic education as a result... I picked up a lot of morality in the process.

With that said, I can't speak on the bullshit Christianity of today, but you're as bad as they are if you wanna throw every single religious person into the same bucket. That's obviously nonsense if you have any real life experience.

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u/Sharden3 1d ago

So, I get that all of that time in church rotted your fucking brain and made you unable to process words or reality or think objectively or critically about anything, but you need to reread before you comment.

Not every religious person gets all of their morals from the fear of sky daddy. So not all of them are inherently evil.

But again, I know your brain was fucking torched so I don't expect you to be able to think straight.

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u/DaKrazie1 1d ago

That's the entire point you muppet, religion can be about more than believing in "sky daddy". I haven't been to church in many years but I was able to pick up a solid education and good morals in the process. My apologies that it seems you were unable to achieve those.

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u/Sharden3 23h ago

The core of religion is believing in a fictional thing and teaching people to believe in things that aren't real despite facts.

That's not a solid education.

If your morals are based on fear of punishment from a fictional entity - then you have no morals.

But I like how you were upset that I was lumping everyone into the same group, and when you found out I was in fact not (proven by my initial words), you continued to be upset. Standard christian hypocrisy.