If you think about it, delivery people are a genre of modern heroes. Without them, our lives would be way harder (first-worldproblem, much?) After all, they can deliver us basically everything, from clothes to food.
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Sometimes, deliveries bring us not just what we ordered but also interesting stories we remember for a while
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One day, a Reddit user ordered a food delivery from DoorDash and likely didn’t expect to get such an “interesting” driver
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Pretty soon, he also started making uncomfortable jokes and clearly texting while driving
After everything went down, the customer posted screenshots of the chat online, asking people whether he handled the situation well
While many probably think that food delivery is a relatively new thing, in reality, it first happened back in1889. Yes, in the 19th century. It was a pizza delivery happening in, of course, Italy.
Since then, food delivery services have evolved, turning into restaurant food deliveries, meals on wheels, and finally mainstream delivery due to the internet. Nowadays, in many countries, there are companies that deliver from certain restaurants, cafes, and even grocery shops.
For instance, Just Eat, which is known for its high-budgetadswith famous singers, isavailablein many countries like the Netherlands, Ireland, Australia, the US, and many more. The same withWolt, which is available in several similar countries likeJust Eatand additional ones like Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, to name a few.
Since it’s so successful and popular, it’s no surprise it gets discussed quiteoftenonline. In fact, there’s a whole subreddit dedicated to it –r/doordash.
Today, we’re going to talk about a story that was posted in this community a few days ago. Basically, it’s a chat between a customer and a DoorDash driver. The driver seemed more manic than usual, to the point that the OP doubted whether he was handling him inappropriately.
It all started when the driver informed the customer that there might be a slight delay in the delivery, but soon informed him that he was not planning on waiting in line and would try to do his job ASAP.
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When the original poster thanked the delivery dude for the service, he made a joke about intimacy, which didn’t land well in the grand scheme of things. Then, he continued writing about how he’d beat the estimated delivery time and how this was the best time of hisworkday. Essentially, he was repeatedly texting while driving.
As you know, texting and driving is adangerouscombination, as it takes away the attention the driver should pay to the road. Even a few seconds of eyes being off the road can lead to (possibly fatal) car crashes.
So, while the OP received hisfooddelivery faster than expected, at the same time, he had to witness a person risk their life to do so “just for fun.”
The story didn’t end with the delivery; some time later, the driver also requested5 stars, saying his account was at risk of being deactivated. The original poster did give them to him, but also thought that his explanation was a ruse just to get those stars.
The whole story gathered quite a lot of online attention. Some Redditors simply joked about the driver being manic andhorny, while others wondered why the OP was so nice to him.
Well, since it seems that the OP didn’t say anything about it, we might never know the reason behind his politeness. What we know is that this driver was definitely out of the ordinary. And that’s kind of an understatement. Maybe being polite with a seemingly unstable guy was the best choice the author could have made here.
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