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To: nickcarraway

There are more questions here than answers.

Who told the driver it was Plan B? It had to be the customer. No pharmacy would violate HIPAA by disclosing a prescription.

And if the customer told the driver it was Plan B, then WHEN did she tell him? Before the order was accepted?

If so - the driver has a duty to fulfill his promise. If after acceptance - the driver has right of refusal.


18 posted on 03/02/2024 11:48:51 AM PST by Responsibility2nd (A truth that’s told with bad intent, Beats all the lies you can invent ~ Wm. Blake)
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To: Responsibility2nd

I drive for Doordash,been doing it for over 3 years. We do deliveries all the time where WE have to actually shop for the items we’re going to deliver. It’s not just ‘pick up a sealed package and go’.

I am a Christian, and no less than 3 times, I have had to deliver Plan B. All 3 times, I have had to shop for the item. I delivered them without incident.

As I see it, I am just doing a job. It’s not my job to judge what someone has done with their life.


22 posted on 03/02/2024 11:57:06 AM PST by hoagy62 (Evil won...again.)
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