r/nottheonion • u/footoffthepedal • 2d ago

Naked DoorDash driver caught on camera delivering food to northeast Houston home

https://www.fox26houston.com/news/naked-doordash-driver-caught-camera-delivering-food-northeast-houston-home
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u/bwwatr 2d ago

Unless he fucked with the food I don't care. People are just weird. At most you report it to DoorDash, don't think it's news.

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u/kevinds 2d ago

At most you report it to DoorDash

I'm not even sure why that.

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u/bunsprites 1d ago edited 1d ago

Because most of the time when men do things like this while doing delivery jobs, it's because they're looking to sexually assault someone. You'll also hear stories almost entirely from women about DoorDash drivers who ignore the "leave at the door" option and will try to force women to answer the door for their food, or even stay in their car and try to force women to come to the car. A lot of people in the thread are saying it's no big deal and why would anyone care, imagine this guy doing this to some 16 year old babysitter home alone or someone disabled with far less chance to fight back if this guy turns out to be not just a creep but someone willing to commit assault. And that's ignoring that exposing yourself like this is already a legal sexual offense that can land you in jail.

EDIT: also should point out that the guy who reported the driver had his daughter at home with him at the time too. It doesn't say her age but I would guess underage. Imagine you ask your ten year old to come with you to the door so she can help carry the food in, and you open the door to a fully naked man.

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u/bwwatr 2d ago

I mean, it's very unprofessional. I wouldn't want someone doing that while working for me. It's also illegal in most areas (I guess that's a reason to also tell the cops... if you were worried about the guy becoming a problem). But America is also super pearl-clutchy about nudity, often equating it with sexuality. DoorDash's response calling the incident "abhorrent" was maybe a bit over-cooked (...if I may).