I got dispatched on an internet originated order. 1066 R St.
I get to the location and find a grassy empty lot. Since this is a nice neighborhood this means a nice flat grassy area between 2 nice houses one is addressed 1064 and the other 1076. I turn my car around so I am ready to go back to the store if necessary.
Call the number on the ticket -- NO answer so I leave my standard voice mail ( verify if an order was placed and I need to verify the address) -- and wait for a few minutes. I call again and get voice mail. as I am leaving a message I get an incoming call indication. I answer the incoming call. It is from the customer.
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me = I just may shave my head bald because of all of the stupid lately
DA = you know what who does NOT know how to type on a smartphone
me: hello
DA: YA is this <red roof > pizza guy???
me: Yes.
DA: Yes I can confirm that I did place an order
me: thank you. can you also confirm the address please????
DA: YES 1065 R St. just like it says on the ticket.
me: Well I am sorry sir but the ticket does say 1066 R St. and that address does not exist. <at this point I realize I am parked RIGHT IN FRONT OF the correct address>
I get out of my car and head up to the door. Right off the bat the guy is a jerk.
me : <read off the order and hand him the CC slip to sign. As he is signing I show him the order slip to confirm that indeed the order slip shows the address as 1066 R St.>
DA: WELL THAT IS NOT WHAT I TYPED IN THAT IS WRONG <no shit Capt. Obvious>
me: I can only go by what is on the ticket.
DA <basically throws the CC receipt at me> WELL IT IS STILL WRONG........
<wait for it>
DA: you should know better
Yes he did say that line ..... and yes rude boy did straight stiff me.
WOW I guess my Vulcan power of logic and mind melding are getting weaker.
I get to the location and find a grassy empty lot. Since this is a nice neighborhood this means a nice flat grassy area between 2 nice houses one is addressed 1064 and the other 1076. I turn my car around so I am ready to go back to the store if necessary.
Call the number on the ticket -- NO answer so I leave my standard voice mail ( verify if an order was placed and I need to verify the address) -- and wait for a few minutes. I call again and get voice mail. as I am leaving a message I get an incoming call indication. I answer the incoming call. It is from the customer.
'
me = I just may shave my head bald because of all of the stupid lately
DA = you know what who does NOT know how to type on a smartphone
me: hello
DA: YA is this <red roof > pizza guy???
me: Yes.
DA: Yes I can confirm that I did place an order
me: thank you. can you also confirm the address please????
DA: YES 1065 R St. just like it says on the ticket.
me: Well I am sorry sir but the ticket does say 1066 R St. and that address does not exist. <at this point I realize I am parked RIGHT IN FRONT OF the correct address>
I get out of my car and head up to the door. Right off the bat the guy is a jerk.
me : <read off the order and hand him the CC slip to sign. As he is signing I show him the order slip to confirm that indeed the order slip shows the address as 1066 R St.>
DA: WELL THAT IS NOT WHAT I TYPED IN THAT IS WRONG <no shit Capt. Obvious>
me: I can only go by what is on the ticket.
DA <basically throws the CC receipt at me> WELL IT IS STILL WRONG........
<wait for it>
DA: you should know better
Yes he did say that line ..... and yes rude boy did straight stiff me.
WOW I guess my Vulcan power of logic and mind melding are getting weaker.


People like that should be forced to work in pizza delivery until it gets through their thick skulls that tipping the driver is a good thing.


We, as a store generally know who the "problem children" are as a LOT of times they are consistent. Enough carry-out and delivery records in the POS system have a note that reads :" Manager MUST check order before it leaves the store".
Me. I don't own one. I have gotten advanced enough that I can text on my dumbfone. My excuse is that I don't have good enough vision to use the internet on such a tiny (to me) screen.
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