DoorDash dismisses delivery driver who allegedly ate customer's barbecue ribs, dropped off food

FOX ^ | 07/17/2019 | By Michael Bartiromo

[Red Badger]

FULL TITLE: DoorDash dismisses delivery driver who allegedly ate customer's barbecue ribs, dropped off food with bite marks

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A man in Pennsylvania is accusing his delivery driver of speeding off with a bellyful of barbecue.

Chris Payton, of York County, claims he ordered six ribs from a local barbecue restaurant via DoorDash, only to discover that the driver had helped herself to two of the ribs, and some waffle fries, before dropping them off.

[RckyRaCoCo]

Master Sgt. Tarola : You sent all the way to Chicago, and no cole slaw?

Hawkeye : Forgive us, we’re draftees.

[Professional]

LOL, I just recently had my first bad VRBO experience.

I wasn’t going to write a negative review but I was surprised to get an email that the owner of the property wrote a review of me! And, I wasn’t allowed to look at that review unless I wrote a review about my stay.

Flat out creepy...

[NohSpinZone]

I can’t say for sure but I know it wasn’t the Amish that did this.

[xrmusn]

Yeh but if he gets too many bad marks on his attitude sheet such as being a griper or poor tipper or being insensitive to others, it may go on his ‘permanent record’. <: <: <:

[freedomlover]

"The DoorDash and Uber Eats business model fascinates me in a strange way--I simply don't understand how the model can be profitable or sustainable for either the sponsor company or the drivers."

[bk1000]

I cannot believe that anyone who has ever taken an Uber or Lyft, would trust any of these people to bring them food.

[Red Badger]

You got that right!!....................

[Red Badger]

...but I live in a very “remote” area where nobody delivers to.

Newark?.......................

[bgill]

The horrid kids at my grocery store were smarter. The oldest made sure the younger ones knew to only eat one strawberry from each container.

Blah, these outside delivery services bring in another ick step with your food. Why can’t people just order deliveries from the restaurant itself? Or save time, money, germs and much of the ick factor by making meals at home.

[dfwgator]

That’s the best thing about going Keto and OMAD for me, now I buy all my groceries, and since I only eat one meal a day, I only eat at home now.

[Trump.Deplorable]

...but I live in a very “remote” area where nobody delivers to.

Newark?.......................

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LOL

[Pilgrim's Progress]

He should be required to leave a note in the box.

[bgill]

We haven’t lived within pizza (or anything else) delivery range for 25 years. Moo has no clue what a food desert is. I make my own bbq ribs, fries, tacos and pizza and save a fortune on delivery and tips. The wait time is probably more than just making it yourself.

[bgill]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/food/2018/02/24/fast-food-coming-your-doorstep-but-can-cost-more/359219002/

Wow, these delivery services charge you more for the food than what the menu price is at the restaurant. Add in the $6-10 delivery charge and the tip and the potential of the dude scouting out your home.

[grame]

It’s hard to keep the lid shut on the pizza box for just a few blocks!

[bgill]

Those weekend rentals have taken over our neighborhood. You might be the exception but we absolutely hate them. The guests are loud, rude and keep the neighborhood up all night long with their window rattling music and drunken parties. Wish I could write reviews. Bet they don’t act like this at home. But somehow they think it’s ok to disturb me in my home.

There was a drowning here a few days ago and vacationers were cussing the LEOs wanting to go through the search area. They’d try and try and try again. Others brought their little kids to see - hey, honey, be ready to take a selfie if the dead body pops up. Sick. Show some respect and don’t interfere. After about the 40th time (no exaggeration) of one group (could have been others, too) trying to get through, the LEOs escorted them back to the house and told them to leave. I’ve been waiting to see if they’re going to write a review.

[FirstFlaBn]

Is there an additional charge for food taster services?

[AnotherUnixGeek]

The concept of paying whatever is charged to have someone drive to Taco Bell and pick up a couple burritos for you--how many people would actually do that? I'm not talking about a catered party...that's completely different. I'm talking about the idea that it's late, you have the munchies, so you're going to pay 2, 3 times what you normally would for a burger from 5 Guys.

My family has become big customers of both DoorDash and UberEats. Restaurant food at the end of a long work day and a long commute home without having to get back into traffic. And it's certainly not worth it to use these services for Taco Bell or other fast food places - good restaurants which aren't particularly close are the sweet spot.

[Lou L]

My family has become big customers of both DoorDash and UberEats.

Perhaps there's more of you out there than I'm aware of...good for these services, I suppose.

[Professional]

LOL, yeah I feel for you! I was renting a house in Moab during Jeep week. Looked like 1/3 of the house were rentals. I’d never ever wanna live in a place like that...nope.

While I think my group was respectable, there were 6 guys, 10 dirt bikes, 4-5 trucks with trailers.... The neighboring house had at least 5 jeeps and dudes...

This is the same reason why I’d never buy a house on a lake that was popular with boaters.