Dude delivery starbucks on a bicycle

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I really feel sorry for the delivery guy. Your neighbors a jerk and that's being really nice.

Do you not understand how these services work? Do you think the delivery guy is sitting in bed making money if no one is ordering things?

Also, it's neighbor's, contraction. You must be OP sock puppeting and you still don't understand how to use an apostrophe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really feel sorry for the delivery guy. Your neighbors a jerk and that's being really nice.

Do you not understand how these services work? Do you think the delivery guy is sitting in bed making money if no one is ordering things?

Also, it's neighbor's, contraction. You must be OP sock puppeting and you still don't understand how to use an apostrophe.

Not a contraction.

Also, bow to our robot overlords and learn to read auto-complete punctuation: "Your neighbors a jerk and it's dog is scruffy."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really feel sorry for the delivery guy. Your neighbors a jerk and that's being really nice.

Do you not understand how these services work? Do you think the delivery guy is sitting in bed making money if no one is ordering things?

Also, it's neighbor's, contraction. You must be OP sock puppeting and you still don't understand how to use an apostrophe.

Not a contraction.

Also, bow to our robot overlords and learn to read auto-complete punctuation: "Your neighbors a jerk and it's dog is scruffy."

Your neighbor IS a jerk is what you were saying. And it is a contraction. And no, I'm not going to learn to read incorrect punctuation. Learn how to type it correctly or fix it if it's (contraction) wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I really feel sorry for the delivery guy. Your neighbors a jerk and that's being really nice.

You do not understand the gig economy. The delivery guy chooses to work. He's not forced to. Presumably this is the best work he has at the moment. Would you rather no one order anything and all the delivery people not have jobs at all?

[Anonymous]

What’s the price on one delivered Venti? It’s already $7.50 in the store in-person. That’s one expensive cup of coffee. ☕️

[Anonymous]

Why didn’t you check in with your elderly neighbor and take him coffee so he wouldn’t have to order it?

[Anonymous]

This world is sad.

[Anonymous]

How would the neighbor, who ordered the coffee, know the delivery guy would be on a bike vs a car?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really feel sorry for the delivery guy. Your neighbors a jerk and that's being really nice.

Do you not understand how these services work? Do you think the delivery guy is sitting in bed making money if no one is ordering things?

Also, it's neighbor's, contraction. You must be OP sock puppeting and you still don't understand how to use an apostrophe.

Not a contraction.

Also, bow to our robot overlords and learn to read auto-complete punctuation: "Your neighbors a jerk and it's dog is scruffy."

Your neighbor IS a jerk is what you were saying. And it is a contraction. And no, I'm not going to learn to read incorrect punctuation. Learn how to type it correctly or fix it if it's (contraction) wrong.

No. You are not the boss of me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why didn’t you check in with your elderly neighbor and take him coffee so he wouldn’t have to order it?

If you can't comprehend what's written, do not comment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How would the neighbor, who ordered the coffee, know the delivery guy would be on a bike vs a car?

You are supposed to ask so you can fret about whether the delivery driver is making the correct choices.