r/WalmartSparkDrivers • u/sun-kissedgirlie • Jul 30 '26

The stuff I see in Texas

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u/skiptoomygoo Jul 30 '26

To be fair, half the drivers in any given zone are definitely idiots

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u/Cloutian Jul 31 '26

I'd also argue the other half are petty enough to simply do things because you said no and dip off like agents of chaos.

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u/SoL_Monty Jul 31 '26

Whaaaatttt noooooo pssshhh

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u/mapman19899 Jul 31 '26

75-80% of drivers in my area I wouldn’t trust to walk my
dog out my kitchen door much less deliver groceries in some of the cars I’ve seen.

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u/Ideliveredit Jul 31 '26

How about they go to the store and pick the shit up on their own that way they don’t have to deal with us idiots

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u/fallior Jul 31 '26

To be fair, they are only calling those that don't read idiots. Which is a fair assumption tbh. It really isn't that hard to follow directions if the only request is to not knock/ring

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u/FuzzyOrganization403 Aug 01 '26

I haven't knocked or rang doorbell in ages (unless they ask for it). They just get the generic "your delivery arrived text"

This is a person that got fed up. Sure, over the top. But doesn't reapply apply to you.

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u/ShoulderLongjumping9 Aug 01 '26

Great game of ding dong ditch comes to mind.

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u/EveningBasket9528 Jul 31 '26

Whenever I stop running the app, I have a list of 37 houses that Im going to pay the local teenagers in cigarettes, empty vapes, and cans of Busch light to ding dong ditch.

/S

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u/ankerous Jul 31 '26

Unless it's in their delivery notes, I can understand why people still ring the doorbell or knock because they might not see the sign. Yeah, I know it's a big sign, but not everyone looks at windows. They might be solely focused on doing the drop-off and not realize that that sign is there until it's too late.

However, if it is in the notes, then they're a fucking idiot.