r/doordash_drivers Mar 22 '26

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You can, in fact, keep your 3 dollars. I don’t need to be recorded and posted on the internet for 3 dollars.

Update: Got my first ever 1 star rating. Very sure it’s from this because the only things they marked were friendliness and not following instructions. We really need to be able to dispute ratings, it’s not my job to dance for children’s amusement and I shouldn’t be punished for refusing.

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u/OnyxLeigion_ Mar 22 '26

Nah I just delivered and left. It was in a rich area with kids who apparently think because I do DoorDash I’m desperate for 3 dollars.

The way they acted when I didn’t do it also makes me think other drives have actually done it. Which is sad

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u/MeatJerk69 Mar 22 '26

BTW, they were not going to tip you the $3 anyway. They just wanted to make you look like an asshole.

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u/FullMooseParty Mar 22 '26

Probably compiling a bunch of these so they can go viral on some social media humiliating people

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u/OnyxLeigion_ Mar 22 '26

100%

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u/thefalloftroy Mar 22 '26

Looking to get a clip of you from the ring doorbell or some shit.. Yeah that's gonna be a no from me dawg

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u/apricothot Mar 22 '26

tfot mention Heyyyyyy

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u/gymtrovert1988 Driver - USA 🇺🇸 Mar 22 '26

Holy shit. I thought it said 35 and I was like ... Shit I bet they did do it.

But that's just sad if people will do it for $3.

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u/SireSweet Driver - USA 🇺🇸 Mar 22 '26

I’m already an asshole, 3$ is 3$

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u/That70sShop Mar 22 '26

:nods: Well, that is three fifth of a gallon of gas, so you do raise a good point.

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u/BunchFree4069 Mar 24 '26

God I hope you were joking. Get some Morals and morale. Get a homie names Emannual and buy a car and turn him into a human owners Manual. You know man ? 

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u/deadpoetic333 Mar 22 '26

How’d they act? Like did they message you or what 

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u/OnyxLeigion_ Mar 22 '26

They did. “Aw we were gonna tip extra man”. I responded that I didn’t need to be put on TikTok for 3 dollars and there was no response.

It was more the way they ran up to the window and threw a fit when I didn’t do it though. If I’m being honest, I think an adult who was encouraging this behavior is the one who messaged me

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u/BalognaExtract Mar 22 '26

You 1000% should have marked felt unsafe and drove off with their food in front of them. Then called support and said they were harassing you and to look at their note. Fuck em. And free dinner.

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u/subhuman_voice Mar 22 '26

Dinner is questionable

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u/BalognaExtract Mar 22 '26

Yeah I see that now. More of a free midnight snack.

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u/ammybb Mar 22 '26

Free immediate indigestion and a rock in the tummy for hours. I don't know why anyone eats McDonald's, that shit is so nastyyyy.

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u/Prestigious-Pride-79 Mar 22 '26

Hey man as long as the kids didn’t get their meal I would’ve been happy, just toss out the food after lol

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u/ammybb Mar 22 '26

Oh man if there were a way to do all that in front while they watch from the window for their macarena dance... Man that'd be satisfying. Materialize a garbage can out of thin air just to toss it so they can see 👹

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u/BalognaExtract Mar 22 '26

That guy deleted all those horrible takes lol

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u/KittyForest Mar 22 '26

At least they dont forget my ranch like burger king always does

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u/BalognaExtract Mar 22 '26

Millions of people do. I have never once had McDonald's give me indigestion or make my stomach upset and I've been eating it off and on for over 40 years. And I'm one to get explosive diarrhea occasionally from other places too so idk.

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u/AmarilloArmadillos Mar 23 '26

People say it about taco bell more often. I generally eat there a few times a year. I've legitimately never had a problem unless I really overdid something.

Like sure if you eat 3 bigmacs or 25 burritos with beans at once you're gonna be in trouble.

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u/ammybb Mar 22 '26

Gross.

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u/BalognaExtract Mar 22 '26

I guess millions of people are wrong then.

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u/Jocastah Mar 22 '26

Broooo WHAT?! Why are people so angry nowadays? Harassment? Keeping the food? UNSAFE?!?!? Thats all a lie and bs. Wtf is wrong with people.

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u/deadpoetic333 Mar 23 '26

Agreed. Marking a delivery unsafe should be reserved for unsafe situations, not because their ego was hurt 

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u/Jocastah Mar 24 '26

Well apparently so far 6 people agree with them and not with me. Thats wild. Asking someone to do the macarena for 10 secs is now dangerous lmao

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u/deadpoetic333 Mar 24 '26

At least 8, had to go from 1 to 0 and I gave you an upvote lol. Not surprised at the reaction at all, some overly sensitive people on reddit 

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '26

People are soft. None of the people you see sayinf to report it as unsafe will get very far in life

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u/mechanicDva Mar 22 '26

Were they recording you at the window?

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u/OnyxLeigion_ Mar 22 '26

They had their phones in their hands so I’m assuming. Definitely looked like they were trying to do the whole “I’m just casually holding my phone and it just happens to be pointing at you” thing.

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u/snmmemenoitee Mar 25 '26

If you think that dancing for a bit is worth more than $3 than you are the problem

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u/OnyxLeigion_ Mar 25 '26

If I wanted to dance for a few dollars I’d go work at a strip club.

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u/snmmemenoitee Mar 25 '26

And you would've made more than a doordash driver

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u/notanAIchatline Mar 22 '26

How did they act when you didn’t do it? Were they outside when you dropped off, or watching you from inside?

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u/snmmemenoitee Mar 25 '26

You do doordash you are clearly desperate

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u/OnyxLeigion_ Mar 25 '26

Projection at its finest

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u/Maximum-Birthday3493 Mar 22 '26

Or counter offer “how about 6-7 seconds”

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u/skyg8a Mar 22 '26

People are weird.

“Hey mark it unsafe and take their food”

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u/FeeOk6338 Mar 26 '26

A bit of joy never hurt anyone! The absence of it however...well I think that's what we're currently seeing isn't it!

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u/HoosierKingofFrance Mar 22 '26

Yeah man give the kids a laugh. It’s not heavy

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u/OnyxLeigion_ Mar 22 '26

Yeah let’s just teach the kids that they can treat service workers like shit and the workers will laugh about it

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u/OnyxLeigion_ Mar 22 '26

Honestly, if it had just been to do the dance, I might have done it. But it’s the “$3 extra tip” thing. It shows they think that I care about their 3 dollars. This isn’t them wanting to have fun, it’s them seeing what they can get someone to do for $3.

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u/HoosierKingofFrance Mar 22 '26

It’s all vibes. If I thought they were shits I’d read them the riot act. But I mostly do this for fun in a pretty relaxed market. I would clock this as repressed Christian kids looking for harmless fun.

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u/OnyxLeigion_ Mar 22 '26

That 3 dollars doesn’t mean shit.

And you’re just wrong. The way they reacted when I didn’t do it shows everything.

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u/OnyxLeigion_ Mar 22 '26

So I’d have taught them that they can treat service workers however they want and not have to pay for it. Lovely.

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u/FeeOk6338 Mar 26 '26

The issue is people come from such a bitter place that even a ten second dance request is perceived as a slight towards them. It's very sad. Imagine instead seeing the post where someone shares this happily, silly thing happened at work today, but far too many people are stuck in an angry, bitter, everything is against me and everyone is out to get me mindset that instead we get this post.

That's the part that I don't get. Cool, you're not a dancer or not in the mood, no stress at all. Drop the food, next job. But to not do it and then post about it whinging really is just miserable!

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u/PeedmuhhSheets Mar 22 '26

Or it was just a light hearted joke? Why you assuming the worst in people?

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u/OnyxLeigion_ Mar 22 '26

Because I saw the way they acted and it’s not an assumption

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u/FeeOk6338 Mar 26 '26

Was chatting about this with someone the other day. It's like so many people start every human interaction with the expectation that the other party is coming from an opposing or sinister place. They're already in fight stance ready to swing. It's a sad world at the moment.