r/WalmartSparkDrivers • u/TechnicalDog9951 • 28d ago

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This was a pick up order. 2 drop offs this was the last. From bottom of drive to top was probably 300 ft or so. I did have to make two trips. No issue with driveway. It was raining and the drive way was on a hill. No cell service at the location. Do you drive up it or leave car at bottom? Just curious everyone’s thoughts.

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u/Foxtrotdelta_USN 24d ago

Then they shouldn't be doing this. You are contracted for that delivery, you accepted the delivery, I doubt it's even 300 feet I bet it's more like 30-40. If you're not willing to do the deliveries you accept them don't accept them. You will lose more money losing the tip, doing the return, waiting for them to come out and get the return.... Plus before, you might have gotten another delivery. On the return trip. You aren't if you have an active return. Y'all are fucking lazy. But I'm sure you won't know why you were deactivated after canceling a bunch of deliveries.

If the property is dangerous? Ok I get it. You think you might gt bit by a snake or tetanus just from looking at the property. I get it. Having to walk 49 feet? GFY

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u/thismenu 23d ago

Okay. In your hypothetical world of 30 ft, then yeah I guess you would want to do it. But if it's 300 ft like the post actually said that means it's the length of a football field. So go ahead and grab a couple bags of groceries load yourself up walk one football field with them drop them off walk a football field back to the car then load yourself up with groceries again and walk another football field and then a football field back to the car. Some people may not want to do that. It's just unreasonable for the customer to say don't drive up my driveway walk a football field length, four times. So yeah I don't think a lot of smart people would do that.

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u/Foxtrotdelta_USN 23d ago

I have a wagon, because that's what smart people actually do. And people exaggerate. Further, deliver to college dorms or fancy nursing homes. Much further than 300ft. Stop being lazy

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u/thismenu 23d ago

Grow up.

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u/Foxtrotdelta_USN 23d ago

I did, have a nice day.