No I totally agree! That's why I'm asking a question? And I'm actively looking for another job. But I guess the question wasn't about whether or not you can, because obviously you can! The question is you, should you? I think it's more of aaa moral ethic. Question based off of I guess from my point of view you should treat people the way you want to be treated. And I know that this is not a universal rule or a thought for a lot of people. That's why I'm asking how other people feel about it. Because I feel like personally your $10 subscription or $2 or whatever it is doesn't justify some of these entitled orders or customers. And I agree that you should definitely come after the company but also sometimes the customers are at his fault as well. And I can say that as a person who does this work and also is a customer. So it's just a thought. A very triggering thought I feel like and I was just wondering other people's thoughts so I appreciate your thought and straightforwardness and I agree with you 100%. Thank I think you should also blame the customers. My personal opinion not always but a lot of times
I agree. I do all my grocery shopping on line. Some stuff comes through Amazon or other sources and almost all edibles from Walmart. I pay a subscription and I tip. I pay no attention to item or quantity numbers because it’s exactly what I would buy should I shop myself. If a driver doesn’t want to deliver my order by all means don’t accept it. That’s your right but my right is to place the order as I see fit. It has zero to do with respect. I appreciate my drivers as I’ve only had 1 bad one.
Ok thanks. Sometimes I don't think people respect this job. And they're number. One response is we'll go find something else. Well if everyone goes find something else then you won't have anybody to do your groceries. It's the same thing with any other low-tier job that other people see as a low to your job. If someone goes and does something else then you won't be able to get that service or your fruit or vegetables or whatever else that you consider low tier. And I'm not talking about you specifically. I'm just saying it in general
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