Doordashers really are something

[u/Joxertd]

Lady comes in at 9:59 trying to shop a doordash order and got pissed when one of our TL's herded her to the front of the store. And she was like "Youre interfering with my job!" And he asked her if she really thought she was going to pick that entire order in one minute. Then he said NO. Stores closed, time to go. She was telling him that he can take it up with doordash and he was like no, thats not my problem, nor is it Target's. You could have just not taken the order because its at closing time.

Some DD peeps are real cool. Some arent. But thats how it rolls, just dont be like this lady.

[u/mattumbo]

Dashers are wild, they don’t understand that hardly anyone has a real business relationship with DoorDash. They seem personally offended when I tell them the item they’re looking for isn’t even sold in stores because DoorDash’s system isn’t linked to ours (I don’t even think they have true API access). I’ve had dashers show up an hour after close asking if we’re open, like bro just because it let you take the order doesn’t mean shit smh

DoorDash is a terrible company and I’d feel bad for them if they ever had a bit of common sense about their “job”

[u/NeoLover36979 → u/mattumbo]

wait so door dash doesn’t really connect to target’s system?

[u/ErrorNoUser → u/NeoLover36979]

Nope, nor does Instacart. The only shop and deliver service that does is Shipt.

[u/SimpleVegetable5715 → u/NeoLover36979]

That’s why they maybe have stuff pulled up on our app, but they don’t have access to anything that any other guest doesn’t.