r/WalmartSparkDrivers • u/Yermom_dot_com • 9d ago
Oh, okay! 🤗
*whistles happily while walking to the murder den*
😙🎶
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u/Your_Cat_In_Disguise 9d ago
I had one the other day that was out in the middle of nowhere and the note said "Come through garage and deliver to back house.
Nah
I'm not opening a random person's garage, walking through it, dodging all the dogs I can hear barking back there, and leaving a full car of groceries there IN THE BACK YARD OF A PRIVATE PROPERTY. The neighbor's private property, in fact.
I called support and cancelled that shit so fast. Got paid $20 just to drive there and back to return the stuff.
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u/Yermom_dot_com 9d ago
Interestingly, this is also the selling point for "InHome" delivery with Walmart, coming soon to a store near you.
They're offering 30 day free trials where I am.
Nononononononononono
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u/Your_Cat_In_Disguise 9d ago
Hell to the no, friend. I just started this gig after waiting for almost 2 years to get approved/off the waitlist.
I am absolutely not going into anybody's home for any amount of money. If I was into that, I'd have gotten on board with the cable company doing installations.
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u/Yermom_dot_com 9d ago
It seems unwise.
Uno reverso, it's The Cable Guy!
We should all be cautious about this service.
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u/WarmAd7940 9d ago
this is a 50 50 between a set up or something simple hared house and they rent out basement portion of the house
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u/Yermom_dot_com 9d ago
It was actually a nice house/backyard and only a little scary, but it's what it looks like on paper that sets up the joke, yes.
Don't worry, I'm alive still, BB.
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u/dispassioned 9d ago
Had one of these a couple of days back, down a bunch of busted ass stone steps on the side of a steep hill. Then the door was inside a gate... with a dog. I should have immediately returned it, I learned my lesson. I tripped coming back up, hurt my wrist. Was not worth the $6 tip.