night owl / night life pizza

i order a large supreme pizza and 2 liter coke, tip the driver 3 dollars, he got lost, but finally got my stuff, mine hubby talk to the driver had to help him find us, should i let it go, i want to. my friend gets a free pizza voucher for this. i think it is no big deal.

Let it go if it seems like no big deal to you. It would be kind, I think, and you seem like a kind person.

Give the guy a break! That free pizza voucher your friend gets is paid for by somebody!

thank you guys very much.

You got angry at me for pointing out that you are always looking for a free game code from BigFish, but here you are asking about getting free stuff again. I can't even imagine if I was late getting to a clients house because I got lost, got stuck in traffic or by a freight train etc. and If I was docked pay or lost my job because the owner reimbursed them because you complained. I'm not perfect, you aren't perfect and neither is the pizza driver. How about we just cut some slack to people trying to do good and stop looking for free stuff, especially in a time when businesses and honest people trying to make a living and not collecting unemployment are struggling.

Hear, hear, Ana! Kindness is always the best way to go. So what if he got lost! Why would you think that should get you a free pizza? What we are doing with a good part of our stimulus checks is giving $20 tips to all the servers when we do carry outs or curbside pickups. Sometimes part of our order is wrong, but we don't care. These businesses are struggling and so are their employees. Once I picked up a $27 order and left a $20 tip. Later the restaurant called me and asked me if I REALLY meant to leave that much! I told them yes, I was just trying to help them out. Kindness and not free stuff is what is needed, especially when things are so hard for a lot of people right now.

thank you guys guys too, i will let it go.

Draclvr, bless your heart for spreading the kindness and making a difference. We can do it, one person at a time.

second reason, his gps did not go off, i guess our house is not listed, i do not know about gps.

Well, there you go. It wasn't his fault anyway.

that is true.

Specially since the pandemic started, I order food quite frequently. Any driver that gets lost, I always tell them to follow the directions I include because so many of them have told me that their GPS sent them in the wrong direction. I live on a very small street that extends to the other side of the road and that's where the GPS send them. I only get upset if the food is wrong, and that's the restaurant's fault, not the driver.

I know it's easy to get upset and frustrated when something doesn't happen the way we expect, but there was a segment on MSNBC this morning about the need for people to start showing a little kindness and understanding to each other. I think that's so true.

that is true too.