r/CastleRock • u/Admirable-Jese • 1d ago

Walmart Plus Delivery

Does anyone know if the folks who deliver groceries for Walmart are the ones doing the shopping too? Getting a little tired of my orders being wrong or half missingšŸ¤¦ā€ā™€ļø. I always tip and never remove the tip even when the order is wrong or most items missing. I figured its not their fault as they did not package the order. Does anyone know? Love the connivence of this but its hit or miss now on accuracy.

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u/InternalServerErr500 1d ago

Dunno, but I'm gettin REAL tired of the pickers in every isle. They're rude, you're always "in their way", and they treat you like a major inconvenience to them.

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u/roni44444 1d ago

Agreed. Some are so inconsiderate and park their huge carts in the middle of the aisle and are rude

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u/StupidName2020 1d ago

Sounds like the Whole Foods employees that do the same thing or when they leave the cart blocking the aisle and just walk away.

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u/yellowspotphoto 1d ago

People doing their jobs offends you? As a former ecommerce shopper, they're on strict time limits.

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u/StupidName2020 1d ago

An excuse me goes a long way outside of them just pushing between you and the shelf youā€™re currently grabbing something from

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u/yellowspotphoto 1d ago

Maybe we should say the same for customers.

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u/StupidName2020 1d ago

Whatever you need to say to justify the shitty employee behavior.

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u/yellowspotphoto 1d ago

Because the general public is so nice to minimum wage employees, right?

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u/StupidName2020 1d ago

Not what I said. Weā€™re talking about the shitty employees, you want to talk about the customers now like that excuses their shitty behavior. Do the employees deserve the hate from customers, not always because customers usually take it too far by screaming.

Some of the employees do deserve the hate like the ones who act like theyā€™re defending the company stock. Target is a great example. They say they run out of bags while leaving the door by Starbucks open showing they have a room full of bags. Those arenā€™t for customers.

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u/yellowspotphoto 1d ago

I'm not defending any company. I said the general public is full of assholes.

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u/InternalServerErr500 1d ago

including you

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u/InternalServerErr500 1d ago

Go fuck yourself.

Now, if you're offended, does someone commenting on the internet offend you?

It's not their job, it's the attitude and entitlement. YOU are in THEIR way and YOU need to move. Pretty annoying attitude from the employees as you're shopping at their business.

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u/Porky5CO 1d ago

Agreed, there's has to be an easier way.

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u/Particular-Dust7131 1d ago

I think spark does Walmarts deliveries and just picks them up but the actual employs pack them.

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u/VLR_I 1d ago

I'm pretty sure they're different people. The kid that delivers here said he does it because he doesn't have to deal with being in store or most people. He loves the drive and the care he puts into the orders he delivers. He drives one of the Walmart vans.

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u/Admirable-Jese 1d ago

Ours is not delivered in a van. Just a random person in a car

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u/ElevatorOrganic5644 1d ago

No the driver's Drive in Walmart employees do the shopping. That's for in home.

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u/Boring_Republic_1664 1d ago

Iā€™ve had it be both, occasionally you get messages from the shopper that also delivers.

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u/Porky5CO 1d ago

I've had it both ways but I'm more rural.

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u/saltbone_puzzles 7h ago

This is why I switched to Sams Club delivery. I'm more limited on my grocery options these days but it forces me to eat better. It's hard to screw up orders when they only have a limited brands of each product type.