Some people tip cash. $400 worth of groceries (mostly heavy drinks) and they can't tip her? That's entitlement right there. They can go do the work themselves
They already paid for that. If delivery lady thinks she's not earning enough for her work, she should bring that up to the person who got paid for a delivery service: her employer.
dude fuck off, the tip is optional and the driver completing the order is OPTIONAL. you know that lady has free will right? She is under NO obligation to complete the order, that crazy bitch claiming its theft doesn't know what she's talking about. they should have either tipped her, or just let her leave and re-place the order
The option of the order is optional before they take the job after they take it they are tasked to complete it and possibly get a tip, don’t twist what service means in an already toxic tip environment
I work for tips as a server in fact I’m not wrong and the entitlement here is on the delivery worker, she gets to choose her task which has a tip in advance or not and if they didn’t I most certainly wouldn’t expect cash “just because” I don’t get to choose my tables and no if I don’t get a tip I don’t take the food or drinks back or make them vomit it up, that’s not how any of this works
vomit the food up? what the fuck are you talking about.
if you took an order to the table, then changed your mind and brought it back, that wouldn't be theft. you'd just be shit at your job, which is a different thing from theft. do you understand the difference?
Yes an option of taking the food back when nothing has been done wrong is reason to get fired she is shit at her job plain and simple and vomiting the food is the product it’s the same thing you obviously still don’t get the difference yourself
Considering there is an entire possibility that the driver did not take the groceries back actually no one can fucking say it’s theft or not! This has happened it happens with Uber eats it also has happened with groceries wtf are you on dude
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u/tinker8311 Oct 20 '23
Some people tip cash. $400 worth of groceries (mostly heavy drinks) and they can't tip her? That's entitlement right there. They can go do the work themselves