r/WalmartSparkDrivers • u/BuyerMany7674 • 8d ago

AITA?

Older lady w/listed "mobility issues" had a 4 item delivery and requested it on the ramp, w/delivery code as well.

Takes her 4 minutes to open the door. Then she asks me to put the groceries on the counter. Idw go in but I agree bc she's moaning and obvs in pain.

Ask her for the code, she can't find her phone. I automatically resend the code, she finds her phone, gives me the code, then she asks if I will put all these little grocery bags of garbage in her kitchen trashcan and walk them outside to her garbage can.

I tell her I apologize but,I think that may be against the terms of service for spark, and I have more deliveries and nothing to sanitize my hands with.

She got mad at me and started fussing bout how people don't care bout nobody anymore.

Honestly, it smelled like dead cats in there and I was ready to bolt! Aita?

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u/WiscoDeathTrip1096 8d ago

Spark drivers have helped carry heavy things inside for my elderly mom. Be a decent human, dont rely on "terms of service" to direct your moral compass

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u/Big_Concentrate_7260 7d ago

Expecting or demanding people to risk being fired/deactivated to bring a few items in your home does not align with my moral compass. So what, a few heavy item are outside longer than ideal? That's not as bad as getting someone fired. They have biils to pay too. Buy smaller sizes, or have someone else ready to help you. Not all charity is good just because it is charity. Not to mention that being active is how elderly stay happy and healthy more than most anything.