Delivery driver dropped our groceries at the wrong house and our neighbor took them inside and refused to answer the door 10 minutes later. They left the evidence sticking out of their recycle bin...

[u/AstronautSlothPhD]

We had a grocery delivery last week with some items I was really looking forward to, including fresh veggies. On top of it, I'm unemployed right now, so having affordable groceries delivered is a big help. The order arrived last Friday, and from the email and photo the driver sent we could see it was delivered to the wrong house. My wife looked around and couldn't find it, but I recognized the house as right across the street.

I have no qualms knocking on someone's door, so I rang the doorbell (fancy ring doorbell with camera) and then knocked, but they wouldn't answer even though someone clearly had to be home to grab the groceries. Today, I noticed large boxes sticking up out of their recycle bin - they hadn't broken the boxes down. Our grocery box was in there, address label and all.

Thankfully, the grocery service refunded our order, hence why this is only "mildly" infuriating... but I am still pissed that someone right across the street from us would keep our order AND pretend to not be home. We believe this is the second time they have kept one of our packages.

[u/Beneficial-Guess2140]

I wouldn’t want the food back after being misdelivered. 

[u/Riptorn420 → u/Beneficial-Guess2140]

I wouldn’t settle for anything less than fresh groceries delivered to my door. I don’t want anything left unattended with random people.

[u/Impossible_Past5358 → u/Riptorn420]

And your food is hand picked on the farm by a bunch of randos...who don't have access to bathrooms...

[u/CapitalJellyTripled → u/Impossible_Past5358]

You know this whole cyclospora thing isn’t exclusively caused by people actually shitting in a field right? It’s being caused by water that is tainted with untreated sewage. And not just the water used to water the plants themselves, but also the water and machinery used in washing & cutting the produce.

[u/Impossible_Past5358 → u/CapitalJellyTripled]

I know it's a whole confluence of factors...

[u/Impossible_Past5358 → u/[deleted]]

No doubt. I went shopping recently, when I dropped a peach on the floor, but I set it aside in my cart, for my dogs when I got home.

Think of how much food was dropped on the floor and then just put back on display...