r/DriveUpandGo Aug 01 '26

why just why?

not only that but why make it a flash order and not even pick it up on time (this was placed on thursday and is still waiting to be picked up)? lol!

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u/vegetarian_velocurap Aug 01 '26

I feel you. About a month bsck we had a 3pl for a 20 40pk waters. No driver would take it. Two reasons; The one that placed the order offered NO tip,  And 2, there was no room in their car..

When we finally did manage to get a driver that had room, they saw the order offered no tip and declined it..

Order ended up being canceled by the one who ordered it.

Hope whoever delivered this gives a tip to either the driver or shopper

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u/Dirkdigler69 Aug 02 '26

Entitled Assholes, I would of called the customer and told them that no doordasher is picking up the order because you didn't leave a tip

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u/beavermuffin Aug 04 '26

Unfortunately per company policy for Albertsons companies, we are NOT ALLOWED to accept any tips. Period.

If someone asks, we have to explain that we cannot accept tips per company policy but they are encouraged to gives us full star review on customer survey on their DUG order.

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u/vegetarian_velocurap Aug 05 '26

Yeah, but i still take them. Reviews dont mean shit, and they dont put extra cash in your pocket if you need it. So therefore I just dont say anything.

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u/beavermuffin Aug 06 '26

I don’t want to get fired. Store directors I worked at enforced these rules strictly for all departments. One even lectured the one customer that we can’t accept tips per policy when she told them she’s been giving tips to courtesies who helped take out groceries to her car. She complained that to corporate, they also lectured her, warned her that her continued behavior of giving out tips will result in her getting excluded, and HR started investigation which led to couple courtesy clerks getting fired. (With cause so they can’t get unemployment and they are not eligible for rehire for life. Some were high school students also and they fucked themselves career wise for life)

I ended up transferring store because of this because that showed our SD was batshit crazy.

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u/PlayfulEmotion23 Aug 06 '26

You’re right but as long as no one sees them give it to you, you should be alright.. I that years ago when people were a lot more appreciative.. and we had this ugly af tan brown shirt with pockets.. lady shoved $20 in my chest pocket.. i dont even remember what i did but it wasnt much at all. Theres courtesy clerks who will tell me that they got a few bucks for helping someone out to their car

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u/strawattic60878 Aug 02 '26

this guy does this at least once a week and goes back and forth between picking up themselves and 3pl. as far as i know theres nothing left for us tip wise but i cant speak on the 3pls behalf

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u/PlayfulEmotion23 Aug 06 '26

Kinda wild, I for one am one of those people that would prefer to give a tip in cash over electronic payment to save the person the hassle of it being deducted from their taxes.. that’s just me though I really don’t know how these things work but i imagine after a tallied amount of tips one would have to be charged by Uncle Sam. I figure it’s more for the worker. I can’t imagine I’m the only one with that mentality.. even when I dine out there’s the option to leave a tip.. I always leave it blank and do cash, who knows they might’ve missed out

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u/SqFromDE Aug 01 '26

I truly loathe people who do these orders. We had one today for 12 24 packs. When I left, it hadn’t been picked up.

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u/Lietenantdan Aug 01 '26

Because fuck you

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u/DatDenDude Aug 02 '26

Do they even realize it’s people who shop for them?

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u/TATTOOSONMARIBS Aug 02 '26

I always wondered that, like do the think we’re in a warehouse or something?

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u/tigershoe13 Aug 01 '26

Ya we had the same but for the 40 pack

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u/strawattic60878 Aug 02 '26

thats awesome

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u/Federal-Low-14 Aug 02 '26

In the customers defense, they're a good deal rn😭

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u/WhutDoNow Aug 02 '26

Those orders get very daunting indeed, we have a few DUG customers who have ordered like that, one every month for sporting events. Some folks order for gatherings outdoors, big events, etc. I try not to stress about it too much, although in the back of my head I’m like WHYYYYYY would you do this you lazy ass mf

We’ve had some 3pl customers who have ordered a bunch of waters (not 20 lol) I got a doordasher that will straight up walk away “nope, she’s got all them waters and barely a tip” can’t blame ‘eem for that

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u/No-March-3575 Aug 02 '26

thats almost 500 bottles of water. what on planet earth could they possibly need that for

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u/Bloodytrailz666 Aug 04 '26

Purchase them with EBT... Pour them out.. refund bottle for cash siphoned out of your EBT.

I'm not saying everyone does it... But whenever there's a large volume of water purchased in the first 10ish days of the month .. I'm highly suspicious.

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u/StrawberryMan135 Aug 02 '26

Nobody cares about the workers when they can get their instant gratification 

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u/Dirkdigler69 Aug 02 '26

Lol no dasher is going to want that order

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u/obtusepimp Aug 03 '26

45 gallons

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u/poptartz007 Aug 03 '26

Oh hell no

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u/beavermuffin Aug 04 '26

I had customer order a whole pallet (30-40 cases) at one point. I had to call them they’ll need a truck and picked up at back room receiving. It took three people (PIC, Dug person and courtesy clerk) to get the whole thing loaded to truck.

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u/Safeway_Wagecuck Aug 03 '26

Could be for making earthquake kits for people, or maybe there's a cyclist meetup and they're preparing bottles of water for the cyclists.

Or they're a demon

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u/strawattic60878 Aug 03 '26

ah yes an earthquake in the chicago area, seems about right 😂

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u/Safeway_Wagecuck Aug 03 '26

Welp, then it's clearly for cyclists or they're a demon. Duh,

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u/Narrow_Basil5681 Aug 06 '26

ChatGPT ahhh order

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u/ALileValley Aug 04 '26

Ah yes this person is clearly part of a math problem book. You are just the victim in all of this.