white doordash drivers are the woooooooorst

my idiot wife ordered like 35 dollars of fish tacos prepaid she ordered from the wrong location so i got to sit for like 40 minutes but literally 2 homeless looking crackers were super pissed cuz its like 20 minute wait one of them stormed out i vaped in the restaurant talked to the 22 year old other dd guy from florida his life is hoooooorrrrrrible but this other dude stormed out like a fucking bitch like a bunch of kids in the restaurant and hes just yelling and crying was incredible OMG I HAVE TO WAIT 20 MINUTES FUCK ALL OF YOU mexican guy at the reg was like bro

gare submitting his application to boardash because he remains firmly enchanted by hog life twitter community.

me and prince yancey run hog twitter

how is yung yanceworth these days

and more importantly perhaps how is his paramour

from the dms theyre just like rock solid a real foundation built on trust and him driving bright yellow audis

https://www.instagram.com/amie_yancey


cool you have to go 5 years back on her feed to find a pic of scott



things are coming up tine

YOU LEAVE AIMEY OUT OF THIS

based on her insta posts im guessing shes gotten to third base with that dog on more than a handful of occasions.

Why does Todd allow the 2 you to polarize his board.

Idiot shit....

polarize skaaaaaatz

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What a complete piece of shit..sweet post

DoorDash in general is the nut low. A driver forgetting over half your order, all of your drinks and then all you get back is credit for the items without being able to adjust all of the fees and tips is a complete fucking joke and a routine occurrence with their shit tier service. In my experience, on any given order there's a 70% chance or so of an error, with a forgotten drink (or drinks) being the biggest problem - literally half the time. Messaging the drivers preemptively does nothing.

Occasionally they will not even fully credit back an item if there was some kind of promotion going on. With the advent of all these delivery services there needs to be state laws to protect consumers. I travel often and use these services regularly, so I never have a problem getting refunds, but the occasional users will routinely get stiffed trying to report missing items etc. It's basically theft, and there is nothing the average consumer deals with like this anywhere near as frequently. I've stopped using them whenever possible. There doesn't seem to be any improvements or any attempts at improving these problems.

Stunning how lazy people are. Lots of money to be made off the sloths.

Imagine been too lazy to get your own food.

Always said the last people in America standing will be the Amish. Completely self sufficient and loading gold off the rest of us.

It has nothing to do with laziness. It's just some people don't have the time or simply have better things to do with their time than to worry about food. Without going full low-Tgull here, there is a disconnect on this with age and with income.

For me personally, I enjoy cooking healthy meals whenever possible, but I'm always on the go. I'm now in Texas, for example and was just in Missouri and Arkansas, before that like 12 different states at least for a few days in each in two months. Getting takeout is a nuisance, fast food is gross, and it's not realistic to cook meals at an Airbnb. The time lost traveling and or being overwhelmed by work is made up in conveniences. I would guarantee you that there is strong correlation between people with very high levels of productivity and frequent delivery service use.

I used Door Dash 1 time. My son wanted McDonalds and it was like 7 degrees and did not feel like going out. So I ordered it for the both of us. About an hour went by and I am like WTF where is the food? Opened the door, and there is was. No door bell, no knock, he just left it there on the porch on the snow. It literally was frozen, never again.

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DoorDash in general is the nut low. A driver forgetting over half your order, all of your drinks and then all you get back is credit for the items without being able to adjust all of the fees and tips is a complete fucking joke and a routine occurrence with their shit tier service. In my experience, on any given order there's a 70% chance or so of an error, with a forgotten drink (or drinks) being the biggest problem - literally half the time. Messaging the drivers preemptively does nothing.

Occasionally they will not even fully credit back an item if there was some kind of promotion going on. With the advent of all these delivery services there needs to be state laws to protect consumers. I travel often and use these services regularly, so I never have a problem getting refunds, but the occasional users will routinely get stiffed trying to report missing items etc. It's basically theft, and there is nothing the average consumer deals with like this anywhere near as frequently. I've stopped using them whenever possible. There doesn't seem to be any improvements or any attempts at improving these problems.

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Oh, contraire. These companies would not be in business if they relied of per diem travelers.

Overwhelmingly a result of sloth.

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It has nothing to do with laziness. It's just some people don't have the time or simply have better things to do with their time than to worry about food. Without going full low-Tgull here, there is a disconnect on this with age and with income.

For me personally, I enjoy cooking healthy meals whenever possible, but I'm always on the go. I'm now in Texas, for example and was just in Missouri and Arkansas, before that like 12 different states at least for a few days in each in two months. Getting takeout is a nuisance, fast food is gross, and it's not realistic to cook meals at an Airbnb. The time lost traveling and or being overwhelmed by work is made up in conveniences. I would guarantee you that there is strong correlation between people with very high levels of productivity and frequent delivery service use.

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Pizza is the only food appropriate for delivery. Period.

Glad I'm not the only one who feels this way about Doordash. I never use it. Don't even have an account.

As already mentioned, getting anything fixed is a nightmare, there are tons of errors, and then of course you have the issue where stuff arrives cold.

I got out and pick up my own stuff. Even pizza (which I agree is the only realistic thing to have delivered without much fail).

I am, in general, a self serve guy. I don't even use bellmen or valets. I will carry my own bags and park my own car.