Woman refuses to tip for pizza so the delivery man urinates on her door on video

Next time Chloe Teply orders a pizza maybe she'll budget a few extra dollars to tip the delivery driver.

Teply learned the hard way delivery men don't like being stiffed when a Des Moines, Iowa, Pizza Hut employee urinated on her doorstep in retribution for the denied tip.

'It's just one of those things where unfortunately, I don't have the money,' Teply told KCRG.

She forgot about it the delivery until a few hours later when she opened the door and saw a yellow puddle.

'I was like 'Hmmm who was at my door that might be upset with me' and it kind of hit me that it was the pizza delivery guy,' she said.

Actually located in East Palo Alto. The delivery area was pretty prosperous and eventually became Silicon Valley.

Are you implying that take-out delivery drivers in other areas throughout the U.S. would not have received tips? If so, that is not something that I was aware of at the time. Being just 16, I was just happy to get the extra money.

It was just a summer job. During the school year I spent all that time studying.

The business was a take-out and delivery operation run by a husband and wife. They had no sit-down area and opened for business at 4pm as I recall. On the busier nights they had two of us delivery drivers. We peeled shrimp, cleaned vegetables, and washed pots and pans between deliveries.

The two delivery vehicles were the Chinese couple's own cars.

George and Doris were good to me and I tried to do my best for them. I really hated to leave them at the end of summer. It was a great learning experience.

Jacquerie said: "In a word, he is an A$$."

Are you assuming that the kid did nothing whatever to deserve his treatment. Do you think a rude waitress deserves a tip?

I had a waitress accidently spill an entire milkshake into my lap. Did she deserve a tip? Perhaps it was not her fault and perhaps she didn't deserve to be fired, but I certainly didn't feel well served.

Perhaps the pizza customer said, "wait just a minute", so she could get proper change. Perhaps the delivery kid said, "well hurry up. I have other deliveries to make."

There could have been many reasons not to tip somebody who behaves in an immature manner. Certainly leaving a rude note was immature.

Further, you seem to be assuming that the delivery kid had no background of other misbehavior. Most employers are not anxious to have to go through the hiring process. If all your employees are competent, you should be thankful. Hiring somebody new is fraught with risks.

If the employer was justified in firing the delivery kid, why are you blaming the customer for bringing such important information to light? Is it your opinion that NOBODY ever deserves to be fired?

Jacquerie said: "And nobody cared."

Could you elaborate on that? I'm not sure what you are getting at.

If you disagree with me and believe that a waitress who spills food in a customer's lap deserves a tip, you should just say so.

If you disagree with me and believe that the pizza delivery person couldn't possibly deserve firing, you should just say so.

If you disagree with me and believe that customers should not report rude behavior of employees to their employers, you should just say so.

By attempting to demean me, you simply belittle yourself.

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