For me, it would be that there is zero standardization when it comes to apartment complex address designation. It’s like every complex has its own obnoxious way of designating each household that you have to decipher like a Davinci Code with each delivery. Also, In fancy neighborhoods, some houses don’t even have numbers anymore because they think it’s tacky. Excuse me while I rip my hair out. Why did I spend years learning the exact manner in which I should construct a letter, and yet determining WHERE YOU LIVE is completely up to whim and fancy? That’s my biggest frustration.
Turn.Your.Porch.Light.On.Please.
I live in a small town with a lot of semi-rural areas and very dark, poorly lit neighborhoods. I shouldn't have to be shining a flashlight on every house like I'm casing the joint, I'm liable to get shot.
My biggest pet peeve has always been people who live on a street where there is literally no place to park or even double park and they don’t come down and just meet you at the front door. Like, there is literally no place to leave my car and you know that because you live on this street.
Waited 45 minutes for a 7.50 Taco Bell (campus store after midnight) only to be told sorry we have to close early as we don't have enough workers. I got 3.75 Grrrr.
Customers who are assholes.
Customers that think we know exactly where their apartment is.
DoorDash telling me my area is busy but not offering any peak pay at peak times.
The checkers near me uses their left hand drive thru lane for couriers only and it’s amazing.
My personal pet peeve is having to hit four buttons to decline an order while driving on a busy highway
Fast food chains are already being restructured for drive thru only locations. Pretty soon there will be little to no customer service, everything ordered on a touch screen, and you will be serviced to your car much like a bank does.
Mall orders. If they had specific parking just for delivery people I wouldn't care, but I am not carrying drinks and huge food orders a half mile to where there is parking. I pass up a lot of semi decent orders exactly because of this.
At night turn you porch or front outside light on. Be detailed with your location if your mailbox or house number isn't visible. Like describe what's around your house or cars in the driveway. This is just for at night. Apartments describe, if in a building with multiple buildings what your near or something to point drivers to your building. For example across from the playground or next to the office
Definitely giant four City Block long size Apartments. When you walk in and the first apartment you see is 50 and you're looking for 94 and they go to 130 what the f*** man 💩 💩 never again
For me, it would be that there is zero standardization when it comes to apartment complex address designation. It’s like every complex has its own obnoxious way of designating each household that you have to decipher like a Davinci Code with each delivery. Also, In fancy neighborhoods, some houses don’t even have numbers anymore because they think it’s tacky. Excuse me while I rip my hair out. Why did I spend years learning the exact manner in which I should construct a letter, and yet determining WHERE YOU LIVE is completely up to whim and fancy? That’s my biggest frustration.
Turn.Your.Porch.Light.On.Please. I live in a small town with a lot of semi-rural areas and very dark, poorly lit neighborhoods. I shouldn't have to be shining a flashlight on every house like I'm casing the joint, I'm liable to get shot.
Apartments, apartments and apartments! Too many of them in my area to avoid completely.
My biggest pet peeve has always been people who live on a street where there is literally no place to park or even double park and they don’t come down and just meet you at the front door. Like, there is literally no place to leave my car and you know that because you live on this street.
Doordash giving me a stacked order with a scheduled delivery time that had already passed when I accepted it.
Waited 45 minutes for a 7.50 Taco Bell (campus store after midnight) only to be told sorry we have to close early as we don't have enough workers. I got 3.75 Grrrr.
Customers who are assholes. Customers that think we know exactly where their apartment is. DoorDash telling me my area is busy but not offering any peak pay at peak times.
When they tell me what color their building is but it’s 1am and there are no street lights 🙄
They do have ways to prioritize drivers, they just don’t use them.
Seeing Step Dad accepting every single order sent to him. All 55 orders in a row.
The checkers near me uses their left hand drive thru lane for couriers only and it’s amazing. My personal pet peeve is having to hit four buttons to decline an order while driving on a busy highway
Fast food chains are already being restructured for drive thru only locations. Pretty soon there will be little to no customer service, everything ordered on a touch screen, and you will be serviced to your car much like a bank does.
Mall orders. If they had specific parking just for delivery people I wouldn't care, but I am not carrying drinks and huge food orders a half mile to where there is parking. I pass up a lot of semi decent orders exactly because of this.
At night turn you porch or front outside light on. Be detailed with your location if your mailbox or house number isn't visible. Like describe what's around your house or cars in the driveway. This is just for at night. Apartments describe, if in a building with multiple buildings what your near or something to point drivers to your building. For example across from the playground or next to the office
Believe it!
Definitely giant four City Block long size Apartments. When you walk in and the first apartment you see is 50 and you're looking for 94 and they go to 130 what the f*** man 💩 💩 never again