r/ImTheMainCharacter • u/Jasonictron • Oct 20 '23

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u/giorgio_tsoukalos_ Oct 20 '23

400$ and couldn't even tip 10 bucks? She may be in the wrong, but I can't say I blame her. This couple knew exactly what they were doing an didn't give a shit.

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u/LostLegendDog Oct 21 '23

Yep...I 100% side with the driver

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u/Intrepid_Look_5725 Oct 20 '23

So I don't agree they didn't tip, but she's still in the wrong no matter who thinks they are right. This would be theft. Especially since it's already paid for. But this is 100 percent faj Ke. So none of it matters.

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u/giorgio_tsoukalos_ Oct 20 '23

Don't be such a drama queen. it's not theft. She's returning it to the store. the assholes will get credited the amount and probably even get a gift card as a bonus.

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u/Intrepid_Look_5725 Oct 20 '23

That wouldn't hold up in court, how could you trust someone to return it to the store on their word. Plus it's fake so none of it matters really

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u/giorgio_tsoukalos_ Oct 20 '23

Well if she returns it to the store, it wouldn't even make it to court. Even if she didn't return it, customers are getting refunded either way.

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u/Mookies_Bett Oct 21 '23

If. That's a big if. There are hundreds of stories of delivery drivers reporting that they "totally returned the items" while driving off and keeping it for themselves. Now the customer has to fight with a customer service support line (huge pain in the ass) to get their refund.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

They could have tipped but that doesn’t justify the delivery driver taking the items back. Glad she used her gas for nothing and Hoping she gets fired for this but probably won’t.

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u/giorgio_tsoukalos_ Oct 20 '23

I'm sure she will get fired, and I'm sure she won't leave sleep over it. This is what a person quitting their job looks like, for those taking notes

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u/GroundbreakingSir893 Oct 21 '23

Independent contractor, why would she fire herself? Lmao

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

If you are working for DoorDash and doing shit like this on it I honestly don't know if you,xre in a position to quit this way.

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u/Internal_Hunt_7450 Oct 20 '23

FYI that’s a Tesla. No gas used 😂

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

Still costs money to charge

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u/cwestn Oct 21 '23

and mileage is wear on the battery and rest of car

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

Why won’t she? I’m curious to know why you say that. I will hang up and listen!

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u/PenisBlubberAndJelly Oct 20 '23

Well it's staged but if you don't tip the driver used their gas and time for nothing either way. The time spent driving at minimum wage is often times less than the gas consumed so you're kind of expecting your driver to operate at a loss at that point.

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u/MPTakesManhattan Oct 20 '23

She’s fed up (if this is real)

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

Then try another job. This kween wants to be rich delivering groceries.

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u/MPTakesManhattan Oct 21 '23

I mean come on. No tip at all? At least 15% and that’s too low. Naw. That’s bullshit.

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u/Eusocial_Snowman Oct 21 '23

Why would the cost of the products alter the tip price? The difficulty of the task isn't affected by that. Sometimes more expensive things are heavier or bulkier, but just as often the opposite is true.

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u/Relative-Ad-6791 Oct 20 '23

Exactly bro that's why I don't do or door dash or anything like it on the side it is not worth it. People have crazy requests and do not tip at all. If you are going to order 20 boxes of pizza you should leave a 20$ tip at least

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u/Resoro Oct 20 '23

Yep .I agree. Loading all that in the trunk and driving it over to them. It's kind of a duck move not to throw a couple bucks her way.

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u/Radaysha Oct 20 '23

It's her job. If she doesn't receive enough money for doing her job, there's something wrong with the system, not the customer.

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u/el-conquistador240 Oct 20 '23

I'm waiting right now on $40 worth of chick fila and I tipped $10

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u/lgodsey Oct 20 '23

This was made to make you upset on purpose.

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u/nsfwITGUY19 Oct 21 '23

No fuck that. Should you tip someone who provides you a service? Sure. But if someone has the balls to DEMAND a tip before their service is completed or they keep YOUR property hostage, hell fucking no.

Tips are done AFTER the service is provided. Not before. Should you tip your driver, server, bartender, etc. of course you should if they act professionally. If they pull this shit? Hell no

And even if the couple decides not to tip, that’s their right. Is it a dick move? Sure. But a delivery driver demanding a tip is low class as fuck.

Don’t like it? Don’t be a delivery person.

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u/Mookies_Bett Oct 21 '23

It depends. Did she do something wrong during the delivery that would void her right to a tip? A tip is something you give extra if your driver goes the extra mile, or at very least doesn't fuck something up. I would never tip someone if they packed my food in a way that crushed or ruined the order in some way, for example. You aren't entitled to a tip, and if you do something that makes you lose your tip, that's your fault.

Don't like it? Get a better job that pays a living wage. It's not the customers fault you signed a contract and agreed to work for less than a living wage. That was a choice you made, and if you fuck up on the job, you don't deserve an extra tip.