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6 hours ago3 points(+0/-0/+3Score on mirror)1 child
I wouldn't trust anything like that to handle my food. I've seen what they serve on the streets of Calcutta and can only imagine what toxic slop they boil together in Nairobi
6 hours ago4 points(+0/-0/+4Score on mirror)1 child
As the headline states, anyone ordering off a food app in Europe is 100% inviting a savage like that to their doorstep. Pray they don't see anything in your home they want for themselves, including yourself if you're a woman. Anyone using a food app in Europe is gambling with their lives.
The first time I used Instacart was because they sent me a 50% off coupon for my entire order -- up to $100! I ordered $200 worth or groceries and only paid $100. What a great deal, right? Well, the nigger they sent to pick up my groceries drove past my house, without stopping, and then reported the order as "delivered" before she got to the main road. She stole ALL my groceries, which included two cases of beer.
Instacart replaced the order and had someone else deliver the order about an hour later, but that was that. These niggers actually join these food apps to steal food and even share exploits on Reddit. For example, one of them said they show up to the restaurant, show their app to the staff to release the food to them, but then immediately quit the job and claim "Order not ready." Uber won't make drivers wait, so the app instead assigns the job to another driver. When the other driver shows up, the restaurant will either make the order again or not. Either way, the nigger stole your food and Uber or DoorDash won't hold them responsible because the restaurant or the customer assumes the loss.
THIS is what they waste their time doing rather than just working an honest job!
4 hours ago2 points(+0/-0/+2Score on mirror)2 children
What's interesting about your observations is that they even seem like problems with an easy, obvious fix that doesn't even require anyone to do anything 'based' or bring about any kind of transformative social change.
For instance, companies could easily solve problems like that just by having their drivers wear those bodycams like American police officers wear.
Somebody complain about the order assigned to Da'Quantavious Shitavious Jenkems III? Check his bodycam for the evidence. Ah, yes, he's guilty. If he turned it off or took it off at the time of the order, chances are, he's still guilty. If he's innocent and some other dummy like Ekechukwu the Amazon Primate from Nigeria was responsible, again, the camera doesn't lie.
They could also co-operate on databases of problematic Dashers, Uber drivers, etc. If Da'Quantavious was sacked by one company, he shouldn't be allowed to simply switch to another one, at which point he will almost invariably become a problem for that company at some later point.
It shows that companies lack the willpower to even try to do anything about these problems.
> It shows that companies lack the willpower to even try to do anything about these problems.
Or: It would be "racist," and they could be looted in court for millions. So it's easier to just have these fucking niggers deliver with mediocre "accuracy" the food and take the loss when it occurs.
But maybe they are just retarded too. I've seen so many idiotic business practices. Sometimes I wish I could just walk up and tell them what they are doing wrong and how they could do it better *for everybody involved*. The very AI hype is ridiculous too, so don't think "smart, big companies" are doing better.
It's like intelligence has no correlation with that. Which is scary.
> It shows that companies lack the willpower to even try to do anything about these problems.
UberEats make them take a picture of the food at the customers doorstep, but there's plenty of security footage where Sha'Niqua takes the food with her after snapping the picture. My Instacart incident really pissed me off, which led me to Reddit posts where these niggers brag that they stack up on small orders so they can steal the big orders. So if one out of ten orders you deliver has an issue, that's acceptable and the system won't flag or suspend you. Again, they spend so much time looking for exploits just to steal your lunch.
The first time I used Instacart was because they sent me a 50% off coupon for my entire order -- up to $100! I ordered $200 worth or groceries and only paid $100. What a great deal, right? Well, the nigger they sent to pick up my groceries drove past my house, without stopping, and then reported the order as "delivered" before she got to the main road. She stole ALL my groceries, which included two cases of beer.
Instacart replaced the order and had someone else deliver the order about an hour later, but that was that. These niggers actually join these food apps to steal food and even share exploits on Reddit. For example, one of them said they show up to the restaurant, show their app to the staff to release the food to them, but then immediately quit the job and claim "Order not ready." Uber won't make drivers wait, so the app instead assigns the job to another driver. When the other driver shows up, the restaurant will either make the order again or not. Either way, the nigger stole your food and Uber or DoorDash won't hold them responsible because the restaurant or the customer assumes the loss.
THIS is what they waste their time doing rather than just working an honest job!
For instance, companies could easily solve problems like that just by having their drivers wear those bodycams like American police officers wear.
Somebody complain about the order assigned to Da'Quantavious Shitavious Jenkems III? Check his bodycam for the evidence. Ah, yes, he's guilty. If he turned it off or took it off at the time of the order, chances are, he's still guilty. If he's innocent and some other dummy like Ekechukwu the Amazon Primate from Nigeria was responsible, again, the camera doesn't lie.
They could also co-operate on databases of problematic Dashers, Uber drivers, etc. If Da'Quantavious was sacked by one company, he shouldn't be allowed to simply switch to another one, at which point he will almost invariably become a problem for that company at some later point.
It shows that companies lack the willpower to even try to do anything about these problems.
Or: It would be "racist," and they could be looted in court for millions. So it's easier to just have these fucking niggers deliver with mediocre "accuracy" the food and take the loss when it occurs.
But maybe they are just retarded too. I've seen so many idiotic business practices. Sometimes I wish I could just walk up and tell them what they are doing wrong and how they could do it better *for everybody involved*. The very AI hype is ridiculous too, so don't think "smart, big companies" are doing better.
It's like intelligence has no correlation with that. Which is scary.
UberEats make them take a picture of the food at the customers doorstep, but there's plenty of security footage where Sha'Niqua takes the food with her after snapping the picture. My Instacart incident really pissed me off, which led me to Reddit posts where these niggers brag that they stack up on small orders so they can steal the big orders. So if one out of ten orders you deliver has an issue, that's acceptable and the system won't flag or suspend you. Again, they spend so much time looking for exploits just to steal your lunch.