u/Far-Philosopher4999

I made an order via the McDonalds app which uses Uber Eats to handle the delivery in my area. I always add delivery instructions as sometimes sat-nav or maps will take drivers to the wrong street. I also always tip the drivers when paying for the order.

I followed the courier on the map to see he had gone to the wrong street. Eventually he must have realised and come to the correct place. Delivery instructions stated that they need to park at the front of our building and then follow the path around for a few seconds until they reach our numbered door.

However after reaching the car park they just sat for a moment, marked it as delivered then left. I went around to the car park to see if it had been left anyway but hadn't. There was no photo taken either to confirm it had been left anywhere.

Managed to get onto a live chat with customer support who claimed that the driver attempted to contact me several times (they did no such thing) and that all the correct delivery protocols had been followed so they would not issue me a refund. I was understandably annoyed and asked how they could justify not bothering to read the delivery instructions, not delivering me my food and then not paying me back for it and they just repeated the same thing and then ended the chat. Eventually I got through again and kicked up more of a stink about how I had even tipped the courier and that they had no grounds at all to refuse a refund considering they hadn't provided me with what I paid for.

They have now issued a refund from McDonalds, including the tip. But it's left me wondering why couriers would ignore the drop off instructions and why Uber thinks they are justified in refusing refunds in these situations?

Genuine question here, not having a go at all couriers.

Tl;dr - Courier ignored delivery instructions, marked my order as delivered despite not delivering it, lied about trying to contact me and then Uber refused to refund me over it.

...I won!

20 months of arguing and fighting the DWP and their gross misunderstanding of my conditions / incorrect information they had documented.

I was an anxious wreck and not at all hopeful. I was expecting (if it did go in my favour), at best, to be awarded standard daily living because of how the DWP has handled the whole thing. I've been awarded enhanced for both daily living and mobility.

Just want to say if you're going through the motions, fight and don't give up. The panel was very professional and understanding and made me feel at ease.

Wanted to share the gunbarrel sequence I recently finished if that's OK.

I modelled, textured and animated the reflections of the gunbarrel in 3DS Max before bringing it into DaVinci Resolve where I added the logos, dots, walk footage etc.

Music used over the logos is taken from the SPECTRE opening before going into a custom score made by JMY007Score.

I received a warning a couple of weeks ago about my account being used from another IP but this wasn't me but I did the usual and changed my password etc. I use my API with one Stremio only. So after the warning I refreshed my API.

​

But I've noticed today that the account was used from another IP address again last night on 3 separate occasions. My Stremio history also shows 3 titles I haven't watched. I'm not quite sure what's going on.

​

Is there any way I can stop this happening or at least let Real Debrid know it's not me before I get banned.

Edit: I'm an idiot. I just logged out of all Stremio sessions and changed my password.

After nearly a year I've been sent a tribunal date for my PIP appeal after being rejected at both the application and mandatory reconsideration stage. Now I'm starting to get in my own head and panicking over it.

I submitted a written document of evidence a while ago basically outlining how I didn't feel that the assessor etc. were understanding how autism affected me amongst other things. And to be honest I was hoping DWP would just make an offer to stop it going this far but no such luck yet.

The letter received today says to bring the 'Appeal papers' but I'm not sure what these are. Are they the response pack etc.?

Also, my boss/manager has agreed to write me a letter detailing the reasonable adjustments etc. put in place for me regarding work, i.e. special PC monitors, allowing me to work from home. They will also mention the time I've missed work or taken leave due to my eyes, autism/mental health etc. They have asked who they need to address this to and whether they need to submit it themselves or just provide me with it for me to submit?

Do I need to just upload any further evidence to the website or to someone directly at this point? And is there any evidence I may have missed?

Sorry I'm just really stressing over it.

First proper track I've done in Suno.

“A Measure of Silence” is a title theme from a spy film that never existed. I went for old school spy film vibes with sultry vocals, brass etc. with a modern edge.

I’d love honest feedback from other Suno creators. Does it work as an actual song? Anything you’d improve in the vocal, mix, or arrangement?