Uber Eats drivers are just getting lazy

[Anonymous]

I have written out directions for how to gain building access and find our unit very clearly. They are either not reading it or they are lazy. I think it is the latter. Without fail, no matter how much I tip or how nice the night is, they will call and announce that they're outside, clearly wanting me to offer to come downstairs. It is so lazy. The whole point is that you deliver ME the food. If I wanted to meet you outside I wouldn't select "bring to unit" and give you directions on how to get there.

[Anonymous]

You are the lazy one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You are the lazy one.

+1

I always meet my UberEats driver at the building door. Its enough they brought me the food - they don't need to figure out how to get around my building (and some DC buildings are incredibly warren-like - thankfully mine isn't)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You are the lazy one.

+1

I always meet my UberEats driver at the building door. Its enough they brought me the food - they don't need to figure out how to get around my building (and some DC buildings are incredibly warren-like - thankfully mine isn't)

OP is a bit picky/rude but your attitude is equally annoying. "It's enough that they brought me the food"? You literally paid for them to bring you the food.

[Anonymous]

Yeah - I don't expect them to bring it up to my unit in a building.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You are the lazy one.

+1

I always meet my UberEats driver at the building door. Its enough they brought me the food - they don't need to figure out how to get around my building (and some DC buildings are incredibly warren-like - thankfully mine isn't)

OP is a bit picky/rude but your attitude is equally annoying. "It's enough that they brought me the food"? You literally paid for them to bring you the food.

Maybe it depends on where you live but it only costs me $3-$4 (going direct to the delivery driver) to get UberEats. If you live in the middle of nowhere and its a 30 minute drive and they're making more - sure. But I'm not making someone spend 10-15 minutes navigate a building post-parking for such a low payout minus tip.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yeah - I don't expect them to bring it up to my unit in a building.

+1 standard in my building to meet at entrance or front desk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You are the lazy one.

+1

I always meet my UberEats driver at the building door. Its enough they brought me the food - they don't need to figure out how to get around my building (and some DC buildings are incredibly warren-like - thankfully mine isn't)

OP is a bit picky/rude but your attitude is equally annoying. "It's enough that they brought me the food"? You literally paid for them to bring you the food.

Maybe it depends on where you live but it only costs me $3-$4 (going direct to the delivery driver) to get UberEats. If you live in the middle of nowhere and its a 30 minute drive and they're making more - sure. But I'm not making someone spend 10-15 minutes navigate a building post-parking for such a low payout minus tip.

Oh, I don't they make much regardless of how far they drive. I'm just saying, you act like they're doing you some favor by rendering a service you paid for.

[Anonymous]

I agree. You sound lazy. Go get the food yourself and stop complaining.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You are the lazy one.

+1

I always meet my UberEats driver at the building door. Its enough they brought me the food - they don't need to figure out how to get around my building (and some DC buildings are incredibly warren-like - thankfully mine isn't)

OP is a bit picky/rude but your attitude is equally annoying. "It's enough that they brought me the food"? You literally paid for them to bring you the food.

Maybe it depends on where you live but it only costs me $3-$4 (going direct to the delivery driver) to get UberEats. If you live in the middle of nowhere and its a 30 minute drive and they're making more - sure. But I'm not making someone spend 10-15 minutes navigate a building post-parking for such a low payout minus tip.

Oh, I don't they make much regardless of how far they drive. I'm just saying, you act like they're doing you some favor by rendering a service you paid for.

The service was picking up the food and bring it hot to my door. In my case living in a city there are courtesies to observe and I know those UberEats drivers have multiple orders and drops to get to - I'm not too lazy to meet them at the building door and even thank them for their service. Shocking.

[Anonymous]

I have only had mediocre or outright bad experiences with Uber Eats and Doordash. I don't use them.

[Anonymous]

You sound lazy Op

[Anonymous]

Please don't use Uber Eats or Door Dash. It's exploitative to restaurants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have written out directions for how to gain building access and find our unit very clearly. They are either not reading it or they are lazy. I think it is the latter. Without fail, no matter how much I tip or how nice the night is, they will call and announce that they're outside, clearly wanting me to offer to come downstairs. It is so lazy. The whole point is that you deliver ME the food. If I wanted to meet you outside I wouldn't select "bring to unit" and give you directions on how to get there.

Am I the only one who thinks that a person who is too lazy to go pick up food is complaining about someone else being lazy?

[Anonymous]

You meet Uber Eats drivers on the street. Now you know.