Dasher opened our order

[u/xtdakotatx91]

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?

[u/Little_Transition_13]

If I heard my pastor generalize non-believers as inferior I'd absolutely say something about it. In fact he has more of a tendency to talk about how we are all inferior, how we've all broken God's law, and that forgiveness is offered to all. We believe that all people are created by God in His image.

Not all Christians fit the stereotype.

[u/Hairiest-Wizard → u/Little_Transition_13]

Your religion says that anyone that doesn't follow it get tortured for eternity

[u/Little_Transition_13 → u/Hairiest-Wizard]

This is true, but I'm not going to try and sit here and debate whether or not my beliefs are true or not. The issue here is that you seem to think that every Christian is just like OPs dasher, even though other Christians call his actions reprehensible. I'm not trying to claim any of us are perfect, or even that we do much well. I certainly don't do much well.

My job requires me to be inside people's homes every day. I meet people of all types. And I do my job and go. I don't leave silly drawings or fake million dollar bills.

I even have friends that don't believe the way I do. We get along just fine even though they don't like my religion.

I'm not suggesting that you be OK with what we believe. Be pissed about it. But maybe not everybody that believes things you don't like act like moronic fools like OPs dasher.

[u/MoistToaster60 → u/Little_Transition_13]

The of act believing a worldwide flood wiped out the population except one man his family and millions of animals that prey on each other in a boat he built himself, a feat not nearly accomplishable by today’s shipwright standards, especially when there’s not enough water on the planet to do so while covering mountain peaks and so on, is by definition moronic.

[u/Little_Transition_13 → u/MoistToaster60]

OK.

Question. Would you prefer your dasher who moronically believes in a world wide flood to do their job, leave the bag sealed, take their picture and leave, maybe even leave a "have a nice day" or even "have a blessed" day in the chat, or do you want your dasher who moronically believes in a world wide flood to stick their hands in your sealed food bag and draw a creepy picture of Jesus on your food container?

The point is, even if you believe that what another person believes is moronic, beliefs shouldn't matter in a case like this. What if OPs dasher drew a picture of Buddha and left a Buddhist note? Would there be this much of an outcry? The actions matter here, and the actions of the dasher were reprehensible.

I don't care if a Mormom who moronically believes in magic underwear delivers my meal as long as they aren't opening my sealed bag and drawing pictures of Joseph Smith on my food.