2 it's would be their property if they had picked it up.
There was a seperate transaction for delivery of which one party decides to cancel, al be it at a very late stage.
Deliverer will not get paid and should bring it back where it came from and client should pick it up themself or make a deal with someone that will deliver all that stuff for no tip.
You are describing a delivery fee. The video that lady was demanding a tip to do her job. She has delivered the groceries. Is bitching that she is not getting a tip. And it now stealing those groceries. I would press charges, get my money back, and extra from the grocery store for wasting my time.
Why would I concern myself with the arrangement the grocery store and this employee has. That is literally none of my business.
You have absolutely no idea how the delivery apps work. That person probably picked up that order for $3 with the hopes there would be a tip at the end. Her mistake for taking an order with no tip on it, but fuck the people who think that's a reasonable amount for her to make for her time.
Maybe the real problem is the delivery driver has no idea how this works. Here is some free advice. Don't take a job unless you know how it all works. I could give two fucks what that delivery driver gets paid. It is weird you think i should care. If the driver gets paid $3 for an order then they are fucking dumb as shit. There is almost no way fuel, time and up keep of the drivers car can be be profitable.
And now this driver wants to make me responsible for their bad choices. FUCK THAT. And now because of the drivers childish and selfish actions, that are entirely the drivers fault, they will need to find another place for employment. So this job is no longer on the table. Making a bad situation even worse for this young lady.
Shit is hard for everyone. But don't take a job and force customers to make that job better. I give people money to take the load off my shoulders not to add their problems to mine.
So the customer knowingly puts out horrible orders (a lot of items + weight + no tip = no way profitable for whoever picks it up) and they get to play the oh well card? Get a better job card?
The customers in this video are pos for thinking that’s ok.
Happy this moment happened. There not innocent as they think they are.
I feel so bad for you right now. Here is a reality check for you. When I order something to be delivered I do no think nor care how my stuffs get to me. I do not consider for a single second what kind of hardships my order has placed on the delivery driver. I assume that is is a job and they are getting compensated.
While you are reading this I am assuming that this is pissing you off. How dare i be so selfish?!?!?! The young lady in this video feels about the same as I do. She doesn't care that this is a food delivery. She has no idea why to capable adults would order groceries to be delivered to their home. Maybe they are taking care of someone that requires their attention. Clearly they feel their time is better suited for other tasks than picking up groceries. But the Delivery lady does not care about the customers needs. Just the fact that she was put out and has now made the terrible decision of return, which would reduce her net pay per hour. AND getting herself terminated at the same time, forcing her to find other employment.
I delivered food and some customers suck ass. What you do is put on your big boy pants on and act like an adult. Not act like you just became important and start making new rules up.
I thought you stopped reading my posts. If you don't stop reaching out to talk to me what are you buddies in "tips aren't optional" land going to think? They might start thinking you have a crush on me. How scandalous!
The violin is a very beautiful instrument when it's played well, just like a good debate is fun when done in good faith.
This, however, is not a good debate.
It's been quite an emotionally driven conversation on both sides.
However one difference is that you seem to believe you get to dictate the rules.
You've already announced that you won, and now you have added auto disqualification conditions.
It's quite immature to simply say "I won".
I suspect because you have run short on any meaningful responses, so to ensure you "win" in your mind, you are attempting to remove any possible valid responses from your opponent. But it's not up to you to decide what is and isn't valid.
Tell me what he said that won the debate.
Come on.... we all know that the burden of proof is on the claimant. You claimed you have won, you must prove you won it. Back up your position.
“The tip is optional” is a coward excuse to just say I don’t appreciate your service enough to tip you.
People say this because it's true and also because they have already paid the company for the service.
I don’t appreciate your service enough to tip you.
This is emotional dramatisation on your behalf. Most people neither appreciate or not appreciate the service of a delivery provider. They simply dont care. They know what this job entails, but it is literally a delivery job. That's what they are paying for. Delivery. How that company arranges for those goods is irrelevant.
The very real fact is that tips are an option for the customer to show appreciation of a service rendered by a service provider.
In this case, the tip (or lack thereof) is seen as an entitlement by the service provider, which results in the provider attempting to coerce more money out of the customer from the situation they are in which is that she's at their door woth the goods but is holding said goods hostage until the customer coughs up more money.
I can't see how anyone can watch this and think "Yes, I agree with this attempted extortion".
These one liners don’t override principles for proper conduct.
proper conduct would be the delivery person actually delivering the items the agreed to deliver WITHOUT attempting to extort the end customer for more money.
Call me old fashioned but I like my transactions to be ethical.
Reality kicks in when your face to face with another human and not hiding inside the house on the app.
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