What would you do here?
I’m a pretty trusting person but this one has me a little nervous. There are 12 gallons of water, amongst other items which is what justified the tip to me but this is feeling a little bait-y
Edit: it was just a weird drop off. The door was propped open when I pulled up. I took my first load up to the door and set it down with the purpose of getting everything to the door first, then handing it all to him. He comes out while I’m returning with load #2, grabs a couple bags and as he’s heading inside he says “You did see my message, right?” And I said “yes I did! I replied as well, in case you didn’t see it. It’s no problem.” He took said bags inside and when he comes back outside I’m there with load #3 and I tell him I will gladly hand them all to him, I just wanted to get it all by the door first, and just needed to do one more trip. He tells me yes, that is what he wanted, and he just “assumed” I didn’t see it... And then he groans and scoffs about how other drivers tell him they need to take a picture first and acted like they were idiots because of it. I proceeded to hand him all of his groceries, we talked about pizza, and we parted ways on great terms.
I’m sorry if y’all think otherwise, but…. He’s gotten multiple deliveries requiring a “handoff,” can update/change his instructions at any point in time but chooses not to, and wants his groceries inside his house the second we’re at his doorstep with them. It’s weird. Fortunately for me they bought cold medicine which required ID scan and signature so I doubt I’ll have any issues, but it was still strange 🤷🏻♀️ thanks for participating
Edit 3, wayyy later when it doesn’t even matter: I didn’t think I was going to be tip baited on an otherwise normal delivery. It appeared to me that it was a possibility that he might say he didn’t receive his order.