We’ve got a good show for ya. Darn good show.
Couldn’t the McDonald’s cup be from a previous order?
That is so petty to deny you getting your dinner when you did.
When I was doing retail, I had a customer that complained about putting 80L of gas in his in Mazda, when he claimed it was only a 60 litre tank.
He lied. His Mazda could hold 80 litres.
It’s them Boo Boo.
If this scene is as it appears to be, that the customer chose to lie about getting her drink, then I’m sure that visit and that exposure was deeply gratifying, deeply validating for the DoorDash Lady.
But If I managed drivers for DoorDash, I would fire that DoorDash Lady, effective IMMEDIATELY!!
You NEVER invade a customer’s workspace or living space to orchestrate some kind of confrontation.
You NEVER expose the identity of that customer to the public, certainly not w/o release forms having been signed.
You NEVER threaten to make the appearance of threatening a customer with reputational ruin. That creates potential liability to DoorDash.
I get that the driver was mad, but she pretty much gave her Boss all he needs to see in order to fire her.
Some customers would use that as a money making opportunity and say ‘they felt threatened or stalked’.
Some customers would have become rather violent in response of ‘being tree-ed’, like a cat being chased by a barking dog.
**DoorDash Driver in dire need of proper pronunciation and elocution of common English phrases. That would have been bad even as Ebonics. Berlitz has several lesson plans now available at reasonable prices!
I can hardly understand a word anybody is saying.
There are just soooo many times I have seen that type of person at a reception desk and the first thing I do is sigh... You just KNOW it is going to be difficult.
This is a variation of dine and dash. Only these people are so stupid they use their workplace to commit their fraud.