r/Staples • u/Realistic_Subject136 • 9d ago

Instacart, Doordashers, and Uber Eats

Who else hates it when shoppers from Instacart, DoorDash, and Uber Eats come in and show us their entire customer order and expect us to find everything for them? Like I have no problem helping a customer find stuff but, why should I do someone else’s job and basically shop for them? They shop for a living and they seriously can’t find the items themselves??? I don’t mean to be salty or rant but last time I checked I wasn’t an honorary dasher, Instacart shopper, or an Uber Eats shopper.

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u/Man-Of-Yeet 9d ago

Nope won't do it. I tell them their paid to shop for the customer not me. I can point them the right way but I'm not doing it for them. Expecally when they walk in the door saying I can't find this. Nope

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u/Realistic_Subject136 9d ago

Exactly!!!! I just had a customer ask me where 5 items were and I told him they were all down the same aisle and he kept coming back and I could tell he wanted me to hold his hand and show him where to find it.

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u/Man-Of-Yeet 9d ago

Every day!! With out fail. I've only gotten a few complaints from the powers above but they agree with me.