Posted on 12/16/2022 12:04:24 PM PST by nickcarraway
'So you have a car? Come get it next time.'
A customer posted security camera footage of a Domino’s delivery driver asking them for a tip as they handed them a pizza in a now-viral TikTok, angering some people in the comments.
In the video posted by TikToker X (@user626366461) on Dec. 11, the Domino’s worker asks for a tip and when the person doesn’t immediately offer one, points out that the customer has a car. She then tells them to “drive” to get their pizza.
The customer explains to the driver that delivery is more for her “convenience” and says “have a good day” without handing them a tip.
“Come get it next time,” the worker says as they leave the porch.
The caption reads, “Umm…. The entitlement is killing me. #dominos come get your girl Absolutky the f not.”
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The video got over 2.7 million views as of Dec. 13, with users split on who was in the wrong.
“STG get ur broke ahh on next time & go get it,” one commenter said, criticizing the customer.
“That’s embarrassing not to tip a driver,” another wrote.
However, others came to the customer’s defense, putting the driver on blast for asking for a tip before completing the delivery.
“If someone literally said ‘tip?’ to me before I had the chance to even reach in my pocket and grab it, I simply wouldn’t give it to her anymore,” one user wrote.
“I always tip. But the audacity to immediately say ‘tip??’ another said.
“Who asks for a tip BEFORE giving the pizza though? Lol,” a third added.
The user responded to some of the outrage on her video about not tipping by sharing a new video, telling the driver and others who were upset that they could learn to code.
I always way overtip. It is just my nature. But somebody doing that to me would not only not get a tip, but their manager would get a call, and if the manager copped an attitude, I wouldn’t hesitate to ask everybody I know to review bomb the hell out of the place.
Dominos pizza is 💩on top of the excellent service.
If that Dominos wants my future business, they will either fire that delivery person, or make sure that particular employee never darkens my door again.
Of all the nerve!
It’s almost like the delivery person were ‘casing the joint’, appraising material value of the customers possesions and didn’t have enough brain or tact not to blab that info out to the customer. I would not trust them not to ‘key my car’ at very least. Low brained thinking.
I always overtip as well but when it comes to pizza, I always order carryout.
Personally, I think this is funny as heck!
What can the manager do? They can't fire the worker. They're already shorthanded as it is. Every pizza place in town has a help wanted sign in the window.
Review-bomb the place? What are they going to write? "I tried to stiff the driver out of a tip and he gave me a hard time! NEVER ORDERING FROM THEM AGAIN!"
TIPS were to insure proper service...
perhaps asking before delivering is acceptable.
Somehow I skimmed over the part where the delivery driver didn’t even give the customer an opportunity to tip but rather demanded it immediately.
I thought tips were to show appreciation for great service and one is never obligated to tip. It does show ones character if they wont tip when deserved.
Pretty soon soldiers will demand tips from the enemy before dispatching them.
“The video got over 2.7 million views ...”
I smell a setup
But yeah, demand a tip and I am likely to tell you find a different job.
Never had anyone demand a tip around here. Probably a big city thing.
Hahaha love the reference...:)
I over tip as well, sometimes as much as 30-40% depending on where I go.
i bet i can call your boss before you get back to the store
Pretty soon soldiers will demand tips from the enemy before dispatching them.
It was standard to tip your executioner back in the day.
Ex Domino’s delivery driver asks customer for tip.
LoL
Just tell him to take the pizza back from whence it came.
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