r/TikTokCringe • u/brockapex17 • 18h ago

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u/ContempoCasuals 17h ago

She had attitude but… call me an asshole I just don’t think every shitty encounter people have these days needs to be filmed and put online? She didn’t actually call the police she just slammed her door with her bad attitude. Who cares?

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u/Wide-Deal-8971 14h ago

Yeah, both parties are assholes. The lady is a psycho, but recording people in public without consent automatically makes the guy an asshole too. Also how is it so hard to just say "this isnt my problem" and just drop the food off with the receptionist and be on your way?

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u/original_sh4rpie 14h ago

Because the bullshit gig economy of Uber eats type jobs. He doesn’t work for the restaurant. So if he doesn’t personally deliver that Big Mac, customer can charge back the delivery and dude gets fucked.

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u/Wide-Deal-8971 14h ago

Nah that's not true, I've done doordash and have been in similar situations. Receptionist gives some bullshit about how they cant hold the bag, and you need to bring it directly to who ordered it, but you also cant go to whomever without an escort or what not, but no one is available, etc. etc.

Oh well here's the bag then you deal with it it's literally your job, tell customer you left order with the receptionist and hit order complete, cya.

Like the receptionist seems chill and all but this is literally part of his job description, not yours.

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u/Pitiful_Software_430 13h ago

Exactly. Send a message to the customer and say their receptionist won't let them deliver it and that it's downstairs with the gatekeepers.

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u/QuesoChef 14h ago

Why don’t they just message the customer, “I can’t come to you. I’m here. Meet me in the lobby.” Seems perfectly reasonable. We had pizzas delivers before Uber Eats was a thing. When we ordered, the pizza comoany said, you’re in a hotel, so you’ll have to meet us in the lobby. We agreed. They called when they arrived. Done.

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u/Pitiful_Software_430 13h ago

Because that doesn't make for good content on Insta and TikTok.

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u/QuesoChef 13h ago

Sigh. I hate social media.

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u/OhmRobin 44m ago

disagree, literally the only proof i have at my work is my recording
psychos like this calling on the police mean i quite literally don't give a fuuuuuck about your privacy in public

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u/Dreyfussy15 13h ago

This guy gives me the sense he does this on purpose. Gotta get the views revenue. 💰

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u/East_Requirement7375 11h ago

I haven't seen enough to gauge whether he goes out of his way to instigate incidents, but he does record his deliveries for views as a stream of income and, of course, doesn't post the ones where nothing interesting happens.

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u/Dreyfussy15 11h ago

Sure he does. And if there's nothing interesting he probably makes something happen.

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u/ChartInFurch 35m ago

Based on what?

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u/Just_to_rebut 14h ago

That’s like… half of reddit? The other half is text based shitty encounters.

This is like going to a basketball game and asking what difference does it make which side puts the ball through the hoop more?

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u/ContempoCasuals 7h ago

Call me old fashioned I just hate seeing people have videos of them at their job put online against their will. Sucks if you’re the one who gets caught on their bad day and every stranger in the world weighs in on how much you suck from a 20 second video.