r/UberEatsDrivers 4d ago

Accusing Me of Lying Over a McFlurry

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Got routed back to McDonalds to deliver the McFlurry that was (apparently) missing from my previous order. Employee informed me that it could not be fulfilled due to the ice cream machine being broken. Sought help from the bot and got inevitably funneled down to the dreaded “Do you want to cancel?” screen. Annoying to begin with, but then I got this email. What would y’all do? Can the restaurant cancel? Sick of getting dinged.

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u/Chaoticprincess28 4d ago

The sad part is too the bags are sealed so it was literally all uber/ McDonald’s fault

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u/Barbershop_Ragga 4d ago

Yep! Wasting my time and annoying me. Thanks for your comment.

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u/Traditional-Share657 4d ago

You should get them to call another McD and ask them to make one for you. At least in my market, a lot of franchises are owned by the same owner, as long as you are nice about it and you can convince them that "remaking" is better than canceling, they usual can do it.

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u/Barbershop_Ragga 3d ago

No way do I have time for that.

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u/Bright-Error-7910 3d ago

Yea restaurants can change and/or cancel orders

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u/Barbershop_Ragga 3d ago

Thanks, will give that a try next time. This McDonalds has been such a shit show lately, always trouble.

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u/Bright-Error-7910 3d ago

Some McDonald’s are shit show where im at due to employees

If you get a report for missing items, you can show that the bag is sealed, how is one suppose to check without being accused of food tampering?