Uber Eats driver stole my delivery

So no 5 stars?

We had a delivery guy leave the groceries by the front door, take a photo and then pick the bag containing ice cream (what is it with these guys and frozen desserts?) and take off.

It was all recorded on camera!

You guys are awfully lazy, aren't you. And fat, esp. you with the ice cream.

I had an Amazon delivery broken into and stolen by tthe driver's mother.

And UberEats may not refund you.

I drive for Uber Eats. I would NEVER EVER even THINK about stealing someone's food. I feel almost a sacred contract- the food to be is almost tainted in a way because IT BELONGS TO SOMEONE ELSE. I could never enjoy eating it. I do not get people who do this.

Sorry OP. I hope they refunded you. Believe it or not, they often don't.

I’ve had a lot of Indian delivery people expect me to come out to their car to get my order. They’re too lazy to even bring it to the door

R3 What is it with the self-righteous DL'ers accusing anyone who uses delivery services of being lazy, entitled ingrates for having the nerve to complain about crappy delivery drivers?

It's 2025. Most people have something delivered to their homes at least once a week--whether it's dinner, groceries, Amazon, etc. Are you trying to suggest that in this day and age we ought to be physically leaving our home and traveling to physical stores to procure each and every item we may need, and if we don't, we have no right to expect the delivery services we pay for do what they promise to do?

For the life of me I can’t understand why people do food delivery. Are you an invalid? Do you all live in the deep exurbia?

Get the fuck out of your house and do something. OR, cook your own fucking meal

I learned a new word - exurbia.

I hear this happening all the time.

I never use Uber Eats except to pick up an order myself when they have credit card cash back deals.

R9 Well, smell you. People have been having food delivered to them from restaurants since the 1920s. Yes, I'm sure you can't POSSIBLY fathom why people would occassionally prefer the convenience of a delivered meal.

I always send my manservant to collect deliveries outside the front gate.

People who brag about never having food delivered are the new people bragging about not owning a TV.

We get it. You're superior specimens. Enough already.

R9 I am working at home and have too many meetings to drive 25m to pick up printer paper. Though I will have to now because I have no other option. I am low on milk and I wanted frozen yoghurt because no one else really likes it so it will last weeks.

I also have a camera and Vikram didn’t even approach my door. He got out of his Toyota across the street, looked at my bag of purchases, put it back in his car and drove off.

R15: getting off your ass once in a while would make a better person than sitting around spying on Vikram (which means that 25 min drive time is wasted doing frivolous non-work stuff).

Justice for Vikram!

I keep imaging OP and his order. There aren't many people who like to mix their yoghurt with milk and paper. Interesting recipe for both losing and gaining weight at once.

Unless you have never ordered Chinese food or pizza, you judges are being hypocritical.

Doesn’t give Vikram the right to steal.

[quote] For the life of me I can’t understand why people do food delivery

Because they’re fat whores?

[quote] For the life of me I can’t understand why people do food delivery

Because people like to eat gyoza and pizza and falafel and don’t have the time, ingredients and skill to prepare them to restaurant quality?

R12, from the restaurant? Yes, in some areas and some times. Like pizza. But using a third party app, which this thread is about, no. It is new and smells of bullshit to me

Third party adds cost, but otherwise it’s no different. It allows people to order from restaurants that don’t have their own delivery system.

Even with the inflated delivery cost, I sometimes get offers like 40% off $25 that makes it worth it to me to just order it. I follow the tracking, much easier to meet them outside as they approach than have them come into the building themselves

R4: you knew this how?

How strange this is.

R23 does NOT trust these new-fangled things the youths call "delivery apps", and right he is to do so.

The only respectable way to retrieve one's luncheon order is to climb aboard one's horse-drawn carriage (making certain one's hat is well-pinned and secure) and trot into town, where a leisurely promenade stroll might be taken while one waits.

Seems like it was a spur of the moment decision. He DID come to your home. Just didn't deliver.

R27 🤣🤣🤣🤣

You are why I come here.

Sir, this is a Wendy’s.

[quote] getting off your ass once in a while would make a better person than sitting around spying on Vikram (which means that 25 min drive time is wasted doing frivolous non-work stuff

So opening two apps is sPyInG oN ViKrAm.

New footage of r16 right here.