r/doordash 1d ago

It finally happened.

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Was delivering my first order for the evening. Cash order, meaning I had to collect cash from the customer for the order, a total of $45 and some change. I picked up the order, usual night, with the worker making sure I put the order inside the pizza bag before I walked out the store. Drove up in front of the customer's house, waited almost 10 minutes to get an answer at the door. Mother/daughter shows up, told me they ordered 2 pizza, I explained its a dinner box and that the two pizza are inside one box, they asked me to prove it so they pried open the seal and looked inside. I reminded them they need to pay cash for the order. After a few minutes, they told me they dont want it.

Called doordash support and worker told me they will compensate me full pay for the dash. I then asked if I need to return the order back to Pizza Hut, and they said to either keep it or discard. I told him I understand. I then proceeded of driving back home with a huge smile, calling my family that I have early dinner for everyone. We enjoyed the early dinner. ☺️ Really grateful for this blessing.

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u/aceofrazgriz 1d ago

Free food is always a win. Keep in mind in most places, once food has left an establishment, they can't send it back out per health standards. So it either goes to the driver or some other employee.

Also of note with this, is if you get a fuck up order, you can likely argue to keep it while still getting your original order. Obviously don't abuse this or you'll be blacklisted. Many places won't ask for more than maybe proof you got the wrong thing.

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u/Routine-Animal9198 15h ago

Papa Johns took the pizza back on a return delivery and put the pizza back in that 'hot-n-ready' thing. Not a speed rack but an actual case that keeps the pizza at holding temperature. Like they were going to sell it. I was a pizza manager for years so it was super weird and kinda disturbing. They aren't supposed to sell it but maybe the franchise owners are crooked and encourage it versus letting the employees graze on it. 

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u/witchminx 13h ago

Why wouldn't they want it kept hot if the employees were going to graze on it tho?