Last time I ordered Pizza Hut from Uber Eats, it was raining pretty badly, and I had to wait for an hour for my food to arrive. And get this: My deliverer was on a bike while riding through the wet sidewalks.
Morals of this situation, Driver: Always make sure your tools are ready and pack back up money Customer: Don't be a Karen mixed with a whiney little brat
Speaking of Karen, I’ve seen a video of a really entitled Karen pulling up to someone’s house with a doordash order, chewed him out for not tipping high enough and drove off *WITH* his order.
@@thealmightyoreoking that person was fired because I’m a doordash driver and they made a huge statement about that and what it meant for us drivers going forward.
Well honestly, i don't think the customer is being a "Karen" at all. Now just think for a moment and look in their perspective... Now if i was in their position, i wouldn't feel safe either. I mean, right after that little argument i had with the driver, the driver might've poisoned or spit in the food. So i honestly don't blame them for not wanting to take the food. Food services employees has a very bad reputation of messing with other people's food. This is literally why i hate this toxic mob mentality and antagonize the other person instead of putting yourself in their shoes first. It's very closed minded behavior that i don't respect in most people...
The driver here should've came prepared, thats on them 110%. But props where its due, he was being respectful and left the situation open to the customer's preference. I'm more upset with the customer for acting the way they did and having the hypocrisy to call the driver "unprofessional"
It is unprofessional, completely. You are already paying for the delivery. It's literally his only job. If he didn't have enough money to fuel his tank that night he shouldn't have been taking orders. The customer was being weird at the end tho, granted.
you already pay a premium, a delivery fee, AND a tip to order from these services. most people don't want to pay even MORE. I had a guy ask me for a bigger tip and I had already tipped 6$ on an 17 dollar order under 3 miles away, and he started blowing up my phone and threating to drop my order. Pretty sure they can see distance prior to taking on each order. The guy wouldn't leave me alone so I just went to doordash support and had them cancel my order.
@@Yoshi278 yep, the only thing is the distance is only from the store to the customers house. It does not include the distance from where you are at, to the store, the customers house, AND back where you were.
Should've just tried to run the original texts by Uber to make sure this wasn't some kind of scam. Uber driver saying they ran out of gas and need you, the customer, to send them some money sounds kinda shady at the very least.
Yeah I must be priveleged but don't people have credit cards? Man must have really been down bad that the only way he could continue working was if he was given $5? And then what call it a night and hope the instant transfer kicks in? Lol
@@JarrydTIme what doesnt make sense here is that he said he didnt have enough gas to get there but then still arrived on time, so he clearly had enough gas
@@gasad01374 na I agree, it definitely seems fishy. Like doordash asks you, do you have enough gas. Of course you can just dismiss it, but the driver did somehow find a way to get there. And he said it was farther than he thought, which is also probably a lie bc it tells you how far you're going and how many miles it is.
this. i know people that make good money with full time jobs and do uber eats on weekends bc they're bored. i also see a lot of college students do it on their free time for some extra money.
Call me paranoid, but if that guy was constantly saying he could not make the delivery, then all of the sunn makes the delivery at night, I would be freaked out too not going to lie
@@guliverjham8148 you're literally inventing things to excuse a scammer, I can't wait for your bank to get drained and your credit ruined because someone said "please".
I'm definitely in agreement that this customer has gone further than they should have, but the Driver definitely should have paid attention to the gas in his car
I am actually a doordash driver and I can tell you this was a scam. Any rational person would stop after a call or two. This person was trying to hold his food hostage. 😒 the few bad apples ruin the bunch.
Yes but declining an order Uber gives you docks your score and results in less orders. I’ve been in this situation before where I had to drive across town but because I wanted to but because if I didn’t my Uber score would go down.
@@OKGknife I’ve done Uber before and nothing really happens if you don’t accept an order. You do get penalized for pressing decline but if you wait it out, nothing happens usually.
@@ch4our by waiting it out you mean waiting 30 days right? Also when you first start it does nothing but you rely on it for half your income like I do eventually that does start to effect you.
@@gasad01374 ya all I’m saying is that if someone keeps telling me they can’t complete the service I’ve requested without giving them some extra money below the table and then they end of completing it anyway that definitely throws some red flags
I’ve had a similar situation, I used the last bit of my gas to go to a job interview, ironically at a gas station. The interview went really well but when I had arrived my gas light was already on . I had off handily mentioned I used the last bit of my gas to get there . I had been all over town looking for jobs and doing interviews.( not begging , not expecting anything ) but the manager told me to pull up to a pump and put 10 dollars in my tank . I ended up working there for over two years . All of the managers were so good to me just great people . I know this isn’t very similar but I can relate to needing to get that bread but not having the bread to spend in order to do that .
The main problem with these apps is that the drivers rely heavily on customer tips in order to make a profit as thw base pay for these apps is generally 2 dollars per order and most don't pay any mileage either.
That’s the fault of the app creators and the fact they aren’t being paid steady wages, that is NOT the fault of the customer nor does the customer have to pick up the slack with their pay. Tips should be additional, not your actual pay.
Mileage is Paid, but somehow they are able to pay less for Mileage than Legally Required. Uber now pays 34 Cents per mile, even though California by State Law requires 65 cents per Mile.
I’m surprised how many people defend the delivery guy and attack the position of the customer, if a delivery driver is asking me to sent them money I would also deny them and refuse the food.
I've only done doordash, and have done it for years. Their customer service is really fast, if you have a problem you could call and speak with a person in less than a minute. I would have just said, there's an issue and I can't deliver the food. They would have canceled the order and refunded the customer and I probably would have gotten a negative review, end of story lol.
I have been doing doordash and uber ears for 4 years now, I will say that I would never ask for gas money from the customer. If push came to shove I would've just canceled the order and apologized for not having been prepared for the order
It’s becoming too much tbh, we already over tip goods and services when companies should be the ones paying their employees, now we should pay for their gas? 💀
50 50 on both sides. Sure he was mean to the driver, but clearly he lied bout having money for gas however there wouldn't of been a problem if the guy didnt clearly lie bout not having enough gas
for me its more like 30 to 70 mostly drivers fault if i was that guy i would be creeped out if a guy minutes ago said he needed 5$ and then showed up on my gate minutes later I would just go outside the gate to pick it up if im that worried just to be safe possibly with a pepper spray instead of calling the cops
I feel the driver was trying to scam this customer. He kept asking for gas money but then all of a sudden he's there at the complex to deliver the food.
Doordasher here, if your dasher asks you for gas money it’s probably a scam and you’re not obligated to give it to them. Before I start a dash i have to confirm I have enough gas in the car anyways lol
If I were in the same situation, I dont think I would've sent the money either. Feels way too much like a scam. You're bothering the customer for cash instead of asking a friend, coworker or family member? No matter how nice they seem, it just doesnt make any sense.
Dude was trying to secure a tip by asking for Gas Money. Its a scam, I've heard of a few people doing it. I drive passengers, i refuse to do Uber Eats. Its not worth it with Pay AND the only person they can complain about is the Driver.
I drive for uber eats and about to go out actually. So I'll post this and say my opinion later Edit:Optimus said everything I was thinking. Cannot say it more beautifully
1. That sounds like a textbook dope-fein move. 2. How were you planning on continuing the rest of your accumulated orders of a shorter distance? Were you eventually going to ask one of them for money?
I’m definitely more on the side of the driver simply due to the way that the other dude was acting, like homie should not have asked for gas money, but to act like a child and threaten to call the cops over something so petty is dumb
I honestly am completely against food delivery services, thats mostly because of working fast food during that and also the idea of someone bringing me cold food or melted desserts and paying extra is just awful
All I got to say is I do Uber delivery and sometimes they'll send you a order that only gives you $2.50 for like 4 miles of travel.( this is most likely the reason you order doesnt leave the store for a while). I've gotten two different orders that were exactly the same pay out but one was twice as far as the other. There's a lot of inconsistencies when you get orders and the distances. Sometimes I'll get an order that pays out 15 bucks and it's just the right around the corner other times it's just 3.50. And yes most of what you get paid is customer tips but sometimes there is that rare odd order that pays out a full amount from Uber. For example over will give me a $4 order plus a $4 expected tip, or it would just send me an $8 order without any expected tip. Sometimes I won't get an order for an entire hour even driving around... in the Bronx. Some of you might say it's because there's a whole bunch of other delivery drivers and I say there's a whole bunch of packages still waiting to be delivered. There's usually a few packages sitting for awhile but I never get orders to deliver them. There's also the size of the orders it's a little inconsistent but usually it's okay. I've had a couple orders that were just a drink and I'll get $8 for those and then a couple family McDonald meals and I'll get $3 for those.
As a doordash driver myself who also does ubereats, grubhub and instakart on the side. YOU AS A DRIVER ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN GAS. If you don’t have the gas to make long distance deliveries, then you need to go and grab gas or do not accept the order. That goes for all delivery services. Neither the company nor the customer are responsible for helping you with your gas. I can understand why the customer was upset, but the level of upset that they got was absurd and over the top. We deal with that a lot in the industry. We deal with a lot of over the top customers that are just looking for a reason to get upset with us. Then they try to get a rise out of us by texting or calling us so they have grounds to get us fired. That is what was happening here.
I mean, props to the guy for not canceling. But as an uber driver, any issues with the customer already give me anxiety so i would never do this, the less communication the better. The customer was being unreasonable though
I do Uber eats from time to time, and im convinced he was trying to scam the customer. If i was in his exact situation, i would’ve easily (instantaneously) cashed out whatever money I had already made that week. By the screenshots it seems this was in the early morning, and ofc no one begins their self employed work hours at 4 am, so i am certain he had already made some money. That being said, the customer had no need to act like a child. It’s common practice to leave food bags in obscure places on the ground, because there is a mutual understanding that the food wont spend much time there. Both parties are wrong, and both definitely wanted more than they were entitled to
I'm a delivery driver for Doordash and it literally tells you before you Start to make sure you have enough gas and that your phone is charged. People don't like to listen and it causes issues
11:26 "that's the problem with modern society" i think you mean modern American society because if you call the police here without a good reason you can actually get in quite a bit of trouble
Wherever you live, I wish American cops did that. The amount of losers and Karen’s that can just phone the cops for no reason and get away with it is annoying.
Definitely would have just canceled the order and contacted support. The driver was a bit unprofessional but the customer was a bit extra with those responses. I would have just tossed the dude $5 if i really needed the food but more often then not, you can just refund most of your order with any inconvenience or have the company work out a deal with you. The driver also gets paid to drive so i don't know a situation where you could possibly forget to have enough money for gas when its literally your job to drive
At that point I feel like if the customer gave the dude the pin he would’ve just drove off with the food lol. They were both at fault but honestly I would’ve been kinda scared to go out too if the guy who was stuck with no gas money suddenly made it to my house after all
Is nobody noticing the fact that the driver said he didnt have gas to get to the guys house but then after giving up on getting gas money he somehow made it to the guys house? Like that doesnt feel right to me tbh
Ive had this happen. Ive also been cussed out by delivery drivers because they don't read the entire note that i leave saying: "please stick around for your tip if i don't tip in the app". They've literally harassed me for the entire amount of time that the app allows communication after drop off.
Driver should've been prepared to work but the customer was a certifiable lunatic. If this was a contest, the customer won the Raspberry Award for worse human being.
In this situation I can’t really side with the driver. As a customer who already pays for an order that is likely not all correct, huge problem in my area, I would refuse to send him any money and just cancel the order without escalating it any further or just go get it from the store itself and/or let them know about the issue with the driver. There’s a reasonable way to handle most situations and the customer didn’t react appropriately either in my opinion.
As an UberEATS/GrubHub driver I will agree having gas on your car should be priority one. I always make sure that my tank is full or almost full when doing orders, especially knowing that I'll deliver to addresses that will be far. However, dealing with difficult customers like this person is also a thing. Especially when calling the customer multiple times about their order and not getting answer back or be sent to voicemail. So both were in the wrong, but this does demonstrate a con doing rideshare as a side job for anyone considering it. Among other things.😄
You have to understand the guy said he wouldn’t make it without gas money and all of a sudden he makes it. Sounds like a set up to me to get robbed. Not taking the risk
Maybe the driver was right and he in fact miscalculated hes gas .. that's why he begs for gas money .. but honestly the costumer acted so much childish in that situation .. he can honestly say i got no money on me left besides the food or just give the money and move on ..
Who orders from Uber Eats at 4 in the morning anyway? I thought Uber Eats stops delivering after midnight and doesn’t start delivering again until 9 in the morning.
It’s called McDonald’s. Anything 24/7 like that or even 7/11 will do delivery 24/7…some people wake up to go to work that early and want something delivered I’ve seen that or after I night out
4:50. This is one reason why I like Doordash’s “Pay by time” feature. Based on where you live or the area you would cover, you will get paid hourly on top of tips. The catch is you must have the app open and you can’t decline no more than 2 requests. My area is ~$12/hr but that’s extra money in my pocket if I’m not gaming on that day.
I would ask that they show picture my receipt order next to their gas tank indicator for proof and depending on order then decide if I feel he deserves a big tip.
Your willingly ignoring the threat of shady internet people who have your address. If some shady person you don't know tries to pull what you think is a scam on you, and upon realizing they cant scam you is all the sudden 1. magically able to come up with the gas to get to ur address and 2. insistent that you come retrieve your food from them personally even when you request them to leave the food outside the gate. Why do they care if thats weird or gross it isn't their food? Why let someone shady into your neighborhood and up to your front door if you can avoid it. And if they all the sudden wanna loiter around your food until you come to get it I think its fair to threaten to call someone to get them to leave. Sounds like they recognized a scam, then feared the person may escalate it to a in-person shakedown and didn't want them near their front door for their own saftey and then got spooked when the person kept insisting they come in person to get the food and threatened to involve authorities. Seems pretty reasonable to me. Would you let some shady internet scammer who has the address to your front door into your gated area if you had a choice? Trying to say that feeling scared by a shady internet person refusing to leave your area is gonna get someone innocent brutalized by police is such a grossly anecdotal strawman.
Happned to me once for doordash. But i can log out and i instantly get the money from that shift. Told the customer via text i need gas so im marking the order as completed and logging out so i can get gas ill be there in 5 minutes. No issues. They couldnt say no anyway and had to do nothing themselves. It was just a courtesy from me really.
I do Uber eats and DoorDash, before you start your drive, it tells you to make sure that your tank is full. I am not on the driver side of this at all. Whenever I start a shift I fill up my tank and If I need to fill up during a shift, I don't ask the customer to pay me for it.
Dont feel safe because someone asked for gas money? I have a feeling this doordash user has a victim complex and tries to feel like they will be victimized over anything. Hence why they posted this online, to get sympathy and to further feel like they were a victim of a harmful assault on their life 😂
@@NachozMan well we don't know if that's true from what we have in terms of evidence. But even then, the poster seems really unhinged to go off like that acting like the dasher threatened them
@The Major League Ginger bruh Of course the poster doesn't feel safe, bro's boutta get into a possible altercation with the driver about gas money. I've also had similar issues with people that deliver your stuff whenever shipping addresses or buying big appliances, there's always that one driver that tries to get an extra buck off of you, if you don't start acting crazy, they'll pester you and the next customer in line.
Nah, he didn't feel safe because one minute the driver is talking about how he couldn't possibly make it there without extra money and the next he just shows up telling the customer to come outside. The customer has some Karen tendencies to be sure, that much is obvious from the final tweet complaining about the food on the ground, but the initial concern is still valid. If the driver managed to borrow it from a friend or something he should have told the customer he worked something out and he was back on his way. Showing up out of nowhere after you already tried getting extra money out of somebody and telling them to come outside is big scammer/robber energy.
I would want to give the gas money and my younger self probably would have but ive been lied to and scamed more than enough times to keep letting it happen all because i just want to be nice.
Optimus. The guy that approached "Central Park Karen" threatened to kidnap her dog, he admits in a Facebook post that he was "carrying dog treats for situations just like this", just saying that was a bad example of an overreaction 🤦🏻♀️
Quick aside, with the Central Park Karen incident, the dude threatened and tried stealing her dog. He admitted to that on his own facebook post about the incident, which he later deleted.
Was the driver unprofessional? Yes. Was the customer also deranged a bit? Yes.
There's just no winners in this situation man
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Well technically we won because they entertained us
Nah driver a bum 🤷🏽♂️
Last time I ordered Pizza Hut from Uber Eats, it was raining pretty badly, and I had to wait for an hour for my food to arrive. And get this: My deliverer was on a bike while riding through the wet sidewalks.
Actual gigachad.
W guy
I imagine this man has quads the size of cannons
@@clonesharpshooter101not just a Gigachad. An ultimate Gigachad
You had pizza soup
Morals of this situation,
Driver: Always make sure your tools are ready and pack back up money
Customer: Don't be a Karen mixed with a whiney little brat
Speaking of Karen, I’ve seen a video of a really entitled Karen pulling up to someone’s house with a doordash order, chewed him out for not tipping high enough and drove off *WITH* his order.
@@thealmightyoreoking they should get fired then
@@thealmightyoreoking that person was fired because I’m a doordash driver and they made a huge statement about that and what it meant for us drivers going forward.
@@reginaldlynsey6107damn how does the pay actually work if I may ask?
Well honestly, i don't think the customer is being a "Karen" at all. Now just think for a moment and look in their perspective... Now if i was in their position, i wouldn't feel safe either. I mean, right after that little argument i had with the driver, the driver might've poisoned or spit in the food. So i honestly don't blame them for not wanting to take the food. Food services employees has a very bad reputation of messing with other people's food.
This is literally why i hate this toxic mob mentality and antagonize the other person instead of putting yourself in their shoes first. It's very closed minded behavior that i don't respect in most people...
The driver here should've came prepared, thats on them 110%. But props where its due, he was being respectful and left the situation open to the customer's preference. I'm more upset with the customer for acting the way they did and having the hypocrisy to call the driver "unprofessional"
It is unprofessional, completely. You are already paying for the delivery. It's literally his only job. If he didn't have enough money to fuel his tank that night he shouldn't have been taking orders.
The customer was being weird at the end tho, granted.
It is completely unprofessional. That said, the customer should have treated him with respect.
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I would've just given him a quick, $5 if that were me
difference is costumers aren't held to any level of professionalism
you already pay a premium, a delivery fee, AND a tip to order from these services. most people don't want to pay even MORE. I had a guy ask me for a bigger tip and I had already tipped 6$ on an 17 dollar order under 3 miles away, and he started blowing up my phone and threating to drop my order. Pretty sure they can see distance prior to taking on each order. The guy wouldn't leave me alone so I just went to doordash support and had them cancel my order.
That’s a 35% tip! I’d be glad the order was canceled if I were you 😮
They can see distance before accepting the order yeah.
@@Yoshi278 yep, the only thing is the distance is only from the store to the customers house. It does not include the distance from where you are at, to the store, the customers house, AND back where you were.
I work for doordash sometimes and before you even start delivering food they specifically ask you “Do you have a full tank of gas?”
Should've just tried to run the original texts by Uber to make sure this wasn't some kind of scam. Uber driver saying they ran out of gas and need you, the customer, to send them some money sounds kinda shady at the very least.
Yeah I must be priveleged but don't people have credit cards? Man must have really been down bad that the only way he could continue working was if he was given $5? And then what call it a night and hope the instant transfer kicks in? Lol
@@JarrydTIme what doesnt make sense here is that he said he didnt have enough gas to get there but then still arrived on time, so he clearly had enough gas
@@gasad01374 na I agree, it definitely seems fishy. Like doordash asks you, do you have enough gas. Of course you can just dismiss it, but the driver did somehow find a way to get there. And he said it was farther than he thought, which is also probably a lie bc it tells you how far you're going and how many miles it is.
@@JarrydTIme yeah. That's the part that didn't add up to me
It's incredibly likely it's a scam or a strategy to get extra money
Drivers can collect money anytime multiple times a day. As a former driver, that’s his fault for not being prepared like that
Lol
Whoah slow down Sherlock, nobody say the driver is blameless, but the customer also at fault for being a fusion of a Karen and a brat.
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@@sigmamale4147 not real name = invalid opinion
@@sigmamale4147 u literally have sigma male in ur name ur just as bad
Doing Uber/similar driving jobs aren’t supposed to be jobs. They’re the “oh, I need a $20, I’ll drive a few people around”
That's why I have a w-2 job and do delivery on the side
this. i know people that make good money with full time jobs and do uber eats on weekends bc they're bored. i also see a lot of college students do it on their free time for some extra money.
Call me paranoid, but if that guy was constantly saying he could not make the delivery, then all of the sunn makes the delivery at night, I would be freaked out too not going to lie
Dude was 100% a scammer, how tf you make it their without gas buddy?
Dude probably walked there on foot after leaving his car somewhere bruther.
@@guliverjham8148 you're literally inventing things to excuse a scammer, I can't wait for your bank to get drained and your credit ruined because someone said "please".
Then maybe don't order food at 3 in the morning? That's already a bit "risky", if you want to call it that
@Nachoz Man probably got cash from someone else. There are other people in the world apart from the driver and customer you know.
I'm definitely in agreement that this customer has gone further than they should have, but the Driver definitely should have paid attention to the gas in his car
I am actually a doordash driver and I can tell you this was a scam. Any rational person would stop after a call or two. This person was trying to hold his food hostage. 😒 the few bad apples ruin the bunch.
I mean, the Uber eats guy accepted the order that was too far from him. You can pick and choose what order you want to deliver
Yes but declining an order Uber gives you docks your score and results in less orders. I’ve been in this situation before where I had to drive across town but because I wanted to but because if I didn’t my Uber score would go down.
@@OKGknife I’ve done Uber before and nothing really happens if you don’t accept an order. You do get penalized for pressing decline but if you wait it out, nothing happens usually.
@@ch4our by waiting it out you mean waiting 30 days right? Also when you first start it does nothing but you rely on it for half your income like I do eventually that does start to effect you.
The real question is how did he make it to the location without gas?🤷 I thought he couldn’t make it without some extra gas money 😂
Spare change and some bottles/cans can go a long way
exactly, he clearly had enough gas to still make it there on time despite his repeatedly stating that he didnt have gas
@@gasad01374 ya all I’m saying is that if someone keeps telling me they can’t complete the service I’ve requested without giving them some extra money below the table and then they end of completing it anyway that definitely throws some red flags
He probably had to ask his mom or dad or something
@@thr1vegaming671 Probably asked a random person for spare. That's unusual of him to ask for the preparation.
I’ve had a similar situation, I used the last bit of my gas to go to a job interview, ironically at a gas station. The interview went really well but when I had arrived my gas light was already on . I had off handily mentioned I used the last bit of my gas to get there . I had been all over town looking for jobs and doing interviews.( not begging , not expecting anything ) but the manager told me to pull up to a pump and put 10 dollars in my tank . I ended up working there for over two years . All of the managers were so good to me just great people . I know this isn’t very similar but I can relate to needing to get that bread but not having the bread to spend in order to do that .
Imagine you need to go to work and you call out telling your boss "hey can't come in today, didn't realize I wasn't going to have gas today"
This is a weird take, the driver for sure lied and did something nasty to the food
Agree. No way I would accept this order after that. Dude probably spat in my food when he didn't succeed in scamming some extra money feom me.
At that point as the driver, I'd be like "Please call the police so I can deliver your food"
The main problem with these apps is that the drivers rely heavily on customer tips in order to make a profit as thw base pay for these apps is generally 2 dollars per order and most don't pay any mileage either.
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That’s the fault of the app creators and the fact they aren’t being paid steady wages, that is NOT the fault of the customer nor does the customer have to pick up the slack with their pay. Tips should be additional, not your actual pay.
@Avery R Exactly the apps made it that way to keep their shareholders happy
@@Averyr91 he never said it was the customers fault he just pointed out the issue and how its a issue
Mileage is Paid, but somehow they are able to pay less for Mileage than Legally Required. Uber now pays 34 Cents per mile, even though California by State Law requires 65 cents per Mile.
I’m surprised how many people defend the delivery guy and attack the position of the customer, if a delivery driver is asking me to sent them money I would also deny them and refuse the food.
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I'd hit him with the "I can't afford gas either, why u think I'm ordering food"
Only thing though DoorDash costs way more then the bare minimum of gas to go
@@dexrim643 hmm or "I don't have gas money bc I don't have a car"
This is Optimus, not scamming people in order to get money from them, and signing out.
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@@dddripz do you have any links to thick and thin ones so I can compare?
@@dddripz I have no idea what you're talking about
I've only done doordash, and have done it for years. Their customer service is really fast, if you have a problem you could call and speak with a person in less than a minute. I would have just said, there's an issue and I can't deliver the food. They would have canceled the order and refunded the customer and I probably would have gotten a negative review, end of story lol.
I have been doing doordash and uber ears for 4 years now, I will say that I would never ask for gas money from the customer. If push came to shove I would've just canceled the order and apologized for not having been prepared for the order
Dude should consider a new career path if Uber doesn't even make him enough to get 5 bucks worth of gas.
Just so everyone knows, uber and door dash tell you to make sure you have a full tank
I'm gonna tell my boss to give me gas money so that I can get to work, or else I'm not showing up 💀
It’s becoming too much tbh, we already over tip goods and services when companies should be the ones paying their employees, now we should pay for their gas? 💀
If someone called me five times asking for gas money I wouldn’t trust my food to be safe tbh
50 50 on both sides. Sure he was mean to the driver, but clearly he lied bout having money for gas however there wouldn't of been a problem if the guy didnt clearly lie bout not having enough gas
for me its more like 30 to 70 mostly drivers fault if i was that guy i would be creeped out if a guy minutes ago said he needed 5$ and then showed up on my gate minutes later I would just go outside the gate to pick it up if im that worried just to be safe possibly with a pepper spray instead of calling the cops
I feel the driver was trying to scam this customer. He kept asking for gas money but then all of a sudden he's there at the complex to deliver the food.
Don't worry guys, the person who ordered the food was just hungry, like literally
You're not you when you're hungry
@@Nev1812 eat a snickers
I’m really confused here, so we are on the side of an obvious scammer because the guy reacted poorly? Absolute L take right here
I started the situation on one side and then completely flipped when this guy was so unreasonable
The drivers choose the delivery. What a joke. Millennials
Doordasher here, if your dasher asks you for gas money it’s probably a scam and you’re not obligated to give it to them. Before I start a dash i have to confirm I have enough gas in the car anyways lol
If I were in the same situation, I dont think I would've sent the money either. Feels way too much like a scam. You're bothering the customer for cash instead of asking a friend, coworker or family member? No matter how nice they seem, it just doesnt make any sense.
Dude was trying to secure a tip by asking for Gas Money. Its a scam, I've heard of a few people doing it. I drive passengers, i refuse to do Uber Eats. Its not worth it with Pay AND the only person they can complain about is the Driver.
I drive for uber eats and about to go out actually. So I'll post this and say my opinion later
Edit:Optimus said everything I was thinking. Cannot say it more beautifully
1. That sounds like a textbook dope-fein move.
2. How were you planning on continuing the rest of your accumulated orders of a shorter distance? Were you eventually going to ask one of them for money?
I’m definitely more on the side of the driver simply due to the way that the other dude was acting, like homie should not have asked for gas money, but to act like a child and threaten to call the cops over something so petty is dumb
"Bring my food"
"Sir I CANNOT DO THAT WITHOUT GAS"
"Idc bring my food"
I honestly am completely against food delivery services, thats mostly because of working fast food during that and also the idea of someone bringing me cold food or melted desserts and paying extra is just awful
All I got to say is I do Uber delivery and sometimes they'll send you a order that only gives you $2.50 for like 4 miles of travel.( this is most likely the reason you order doesnt leave the store for a while).
I've gotten two different orders that were exactly the same pay out but one was twice as far as the other.
There's a lot of inconsistencies when you get orders and the distances.
Sometimes I'll get an order that pays out 15 bucks and it's just the right around the corner other times it's just 3.50.
And yes most of what you get paid is customer tips but sometimes there is that rare odd order that pays out a full amount from Uber.
For example over will give me a $4 order plus a $4 expected tip, or it would just send me an $8 order without any expected tip.
Sometimes I won't get an order for an entire hour even driving around... in the Bronx.
Some of you might say it's because there's a whole bunch of other delivery drivers and I say there's a whole bunch of packages still waiting to be delivered. There's usually a few packages sitting for awhile but I never get orders to deliver them.
There's also the size of the orders it's a little inconsistent but usually it's okay.
I've had a couple orders that were just a drink and I'll get $8 for those and then a couple family McDonald meals and I'll get $3 for those.
Well, at least Deliveroo drivers haven't had an argument. But they never disappoint.
opinion on thick monkey balls?
@@dddripz what?
@@kamronlynch you heard him
@kurt477 No, I don't, so clearly he's a bot.
@@kamronlynch I'm not a bot, it was just a joke lol
“Bring me my food”
Driver: *finds a way to do it*
“Officer this man has brought me my food *arrest him”*
They can buy their own gas with tip money after they finish delivering
As a doordash driver myself who also does ubereats, grubhub and instakart on the side. YOU AS A DRIVER ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN GAS. If you don’t have the gas to make long distance deliveries, then you need to go and grab gas or do not accept the order. That goes for all delivery services. Neither the company nor the customer are responsible for helping you with your gas. I can understand why the customer was upset, but the level of upset that they got was absurd and over the top. We deal with that a lot in the industry. We deal with a lot of over the top customers that are just looking for a reason to get upset with us. Then they try to get a rise out of us by texting or calling us so they have grounds to get us fired. That is what was happening here.
I mean, props to the guy for not canceling. But as an uber driver, any issues with the customer already give me anxiety so i would never do this, the less communication the better. The customer was being unreasonable though
Let me catch my son saying “I do not feel safe taking the order”
My Uber eats driver asked me to let them in my house to charge their phone.
Was so uncomfortable.
I would just say no
I do Uber eats from time to time, and im convinced he was trying to scam the customer. If i was in his exact situation, i would’ve easily (instantaneously) cashed out whatever money I had already made that week. By the screenshots it seems this was in the early morning, and ofc no one begins their self employed work hours at 4 am, so i am certain he had already made some money. That being said, the customer had no need to act like a child. It’s common practice to leave food bags in obscure places on the ground, because there is a mutual understanding that the food wont spend much time there. Both parties are wrong, and both definitely wanted more than they were entitled to
This video sincerely makes me reconsider Optimus intelligence
I'm a delivery driver for Doordash and it literally tells you before you Start to make sure you have enough gas and that your phone is charged. People don't like to listen and it causes issues
The best way to counteract such a scam is simple, ask them to send you a video of them starting their car and show you the gas meter
Or make them get a receipt to prove they actually got gas.
@@colinm4055 Less effective since it'd be after you already gave the cash to them.
"not my problem, give me my food" - dangerous text to give someone handling your food, good way to get "extra sauce" with whatever you order.
Bro was so offended by the ask for gas money that he wanted to call in the UAV dropoff 💀
11:26 "that's the problem with modern society" i think you mean modern American society because if you call the police here without a good reason you can actually get in quite a bit of trouble
Wherever you live, I wish American cops did that. The amount of losers and Karen’s that can just phone the cops for no reason and get away with it is annoying.
AmErIcA BaD EuRoPe HaS nO FlAwS
@@ANDREW-ck6ro i never said anything like that, every country has it's problems
Definitely would have just canceled the order and contacted support. The driver was a bit unprofessional but the customer was a bit extra with those responses.
I would have just tossed the dude $5 if i really needed the food but more often then not, you can just refund most of your order with any inconvenience or have the company work out a deal with you. The driver also gets paid to drive so i don't know a situation where you could possibly forget to have enough money for gas when its literally your job to drive
At that point I feel like if the customer gave the dude the pin he would’ve just drove off with the food lol. They were both at fault but honestly I would’ve been kinda scared to go out too if the guy who was stuck with no gas money suddenly made it to my house after all
To be fair bro was chill with asking but it wasnt the customers problem with paying.
Is nobody noticing the fact that the driver said he didnt have gas to get to the guys house but then after giving up on getting gas money he somehow made it to the guys house? Like that doesnt feel right to me tbh
Ive had this happen. Ive also been cussed out by delivery drivers because they don't read the entire note that i leave saying: "please stick around for your tip if i don't tip in the app". They've literally harassed me for the entire amount of time that the app allows communication after drop off.
Driver should've been prepared to work but the customer was a certifiable lunatic. If this was a contest, the customer won the Raspberry Award for worse human being.
The customer 100% correct its not his problem he dont have gas in his car
13:42 got me rolling brooo😂😂😂😂
Calling the cops on someone is a solid 1:4 ratio someone ends up dead
No it's not
@@diego032912 you havent had the first person experience i have then, im thankful for you
Hey remember the next time you’re at Walmart, help your stores associates by putting boxes away
In this situation I can’t really side with the driver. As a customer who already pays for an order that is likely not all correct, huge problem in my area, I would refuse to send him any money and just cancel the order without escalating it any further or just go get it from the store itself and/or let them know about the issue with the driver. There’s a reasonable way to handle most situations and the customer didn’t react appropriately either in my opinion.
As an UberEATS/GrubHub driver I will agree having gas on your car should be priority one. I always make sure that my tank is full or almost full when doing orders, especially knowing that I'll deliver to addresses that will be far. However, dealing with difficult customers like this person is also a thing. Especially when calling the customer multiple times about their order and not getting answer back or be sent to voicemail. So both were in the wrong, but this does demonstrate a con doing rideshare as a side job for anyone considering it. Among other things.😄
You have to understand the guy said he wouldn’t make it without gas money and all of a sudden he makes it. Sounds like a set up to me to get robbed. Not taking the risk
If i were the driver, i would simply text back: "You know what, go fk yourself.. I'm out"..
He should have screenshot the messages and sent them to the company the driver works with and then canceled the order.
Maybe the driver was right and he in fact miscalculated hes gas .. that's why he begs for gas money .. but honestly the costumer acted so much childish in that situation .. he can honestly say i got no money on me left besides the food or just give the money and move on ..
Who orders from Uber Eats at 4 in the morning anyway? I thought Uber Eats stops delivering after midnight and doesn’t start delivering again until 9 in the morning.
i think it depends on where you live and how late your local restaurants are open
Some people work during the night my man or come home from some type of event (Or a night out) and just want a snack to sober up a bit..
It’s called McDonald’s. Anything 24/7 like that or even 7/11 will do delivery 24/7…some people wake up to go to work that early and want something delivered I’ve seen that or after I night out
@@blazejay202 The McDonalds restaurants in my area used to be open 24/7 but not anymore.
Didnt the central park karen trun out to be in the right
4:50. This is one reason why I like Doordash’s “Pay by time” feature. Based on where you live or the area you would cover, you will get paid hourly on top of tips. The catch is you must have the app open and you can’t decline no more than 2 requests. My area is ~$12/hr but that’s extra money in my pocket if I’m not gaming on that day.
I would ask that they show picture my receipt order next to their gas tank indicator for proof and depending on order then decide if I feel he deserves a big tip.
Your willingly ignoring the threat of shady internet people who have your address. If some shady person you don't know tries to pull what you think is a scam on you, and upon realizing they cant scam you is all the sudden 1. magically able to come up with the gas to get to ur address and 2. insistent that you come retrieve your food from them personally even when you request them to leave the food outside the gate. Why do they care if thats weird or gross it isn't their food? Why let someone shady into your neighborhood and up to your front door if you can avoid it. And if they all the sudden wanna loiter around your food until you come to get it I think its fair to threaten to call someone to get them to leave. Sounds like they recognized a scam, then feared the person may escalate it to a in-person shakedown and didn't want them near their front door for their own saftey and then got spooked when the person kept insisting they come in person to get the food and threatened to involve authorities. Seems pretty reasonable to me. Would you let some shady internet scammer who has the address to your front door into your gated area if you had a choice? Trying to say that feeling scared by a shady internet person refusing to leave your area is gonna get someone innocent brutalized by police is such a grossly anecdotal strawman.
Perfectly put.
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Start: 0:00
End: 15:45
Happned to me once for doordash. But i can log out and i instantly get the money from that shift. Told the customer via text i need gas so im marking the order as completed and logging out so i can get gas ill be there in 5 minutes. No issues. They couldnt say no anyway and had to do nothing themselves. It was just a courtesy from me really.
Bro got mad because the driver left his food on the floor after he said he would call the cops, unbelievable
MW2 HUD on OG Nuketown is kind of breaking my brain right now man
I do Uber eats and DoorDash, before you start your drive, it tells you to make sure that your tank is full. I am not on the driver side of this at all. Whenever I start a shift I fill up my tank and If I need to fill up during a shift, I don't ask the customer to pay me for it.
Being a delivery driver and not having gas is like a chef not having cookware. Both sides were ridiculous, but that screams scam.
"I dont have gas money to get to you unless you pay me"
Doesn't send money
"Ive arrived"
... Something doesnt add up.
Dont feel safe because someone asked for gas money? I have a feeling this doordash user has a victim complex and tries to feel like they will be victimized over anything. Hence why they posted this online, to get sympathy and to further feel like they were a victim of a harmful assault on their life 😂
Bro your uber driver asking for money to complete your order is peak scammer behavior.
@@NachozMan well we don't know if that's true from what we have in terms of evidence. But even then, the poster seems really unhinged to go off like that acting like the dasher threatened them
@The Major League Ginger bruh
Of course the poster doesn't feel safe, bro's boutta get into a possible altercation with the driver about gas money.
I've also had similar issues with people that deliver your stuff whenever shipping addresses or buying big appliances, there's always that one driver that tries to get an extra buck off of you, if you don't start acting crazy, they'll pester you and the next customer in line.
Nah, he didn't feel safe because one minute the driver is talking about how he couldn't possibly make it there without extra money and the next he just shows up telling the customer to come outside. The customer has some Karen tendencies to be sure, that much is obvious from the final tweet complaining about the food on the ground, but the initial concern is still valid. If the driver managed to borrow it from a friend or something he should have told the customer he worked something out and he was back on his way. Showing up out of nowhere after you already tried getting extra money out of somebody and telling them to come outside is big scammer/robber energy.
@@TheMajorLeagueGinger I'm guessing there's really not a lot of crime in your area.
Sea of Thieves taught me a lot about the human condition.
"I don't feel safe taking the order." WDYM? If you're that afraid of him being like a murderer, don't order from UberEats
Let's be really honest this is extortion for a bribe
Customer: "bring me my food."
Driver: "ok, I'm here with your food."
Customer: "I'm calling the police."
Only in America bro I stg🤦♂️😭
Uber eats drivers need a pin which is usually just the last 4 digits on your phone lol
If I was the cop on that scene, I would’ve ticketed the guy that threatened to call the cops for misuse of 911
I would want to give the gas money and my younger self probably would have but ive been lied to and scamed more than enough times to keep letting it happen all because i just want to be nice.
At least the delivery driver will learn from this. The customer will probably not, ever.
Optimus. The guy that approached "Central Park Karen" threatened to kidnap her dog, he admits in a Facebook post that he was "carrying dog treats for situations just like this", just saying that was a bad example of an overreaction 🤦🏻♀️
Blacks always lie when they harass whites and accuse said whites of being the perpetrator
Thats a well known scam. Basically the driver is trying to get a bigger tip out of the customer.
This entire video is giving me extreme Deja vu
Bros hitting the dark elixer fields 💀💀💀💀
Quick aside, with the Central Park Karen incident, the dude threatened and tried stealing her dog. He admitted to that on his own facebook post about the incident, which he later deleted.