Nebraska woman catches DoorDash driver in 4k eating her Chipotle bowl—right outside her home

Imagine you've had a long day and you haven't eaten. So, you decide to order a meal through a food delivery app like DoorDash. Instead of it arriving, you spot the driver eating it.

That's what allegedly happened to one Nebraska woman who caught her DoorDash driver red-handed chowing down on her Chipotle in the parking lot.

How she caught the DoorDash driver in the act

“I never really DoorDash, and thank goodness I never do because today was insane,” Nebraska TikToker Courtney Scholl (@courtneyscholl9).

After a busy day of taking photos and spending time with her siblings, she was famished and ordered Chipotle on DoorDash. But her order never arrived.

“Then, I came across these two eating my Chipotle eating in their vehicle,” she says, moving to the side to reveal a green screen photo of the alleged driver eating a Chipotle Burrito Bowl. 

“I walked around the apartment complex where one of my siblings lives and that's what I [saw],” the content creator recalls. “He was speeding super fast, [trying] to get away from me, [and ended] up being at a dead end. Turned around and I tried to block him and confronted him.”

The worst part? “DoorDash will not refund me.”

The alleged video evidence

As proof, Scholl plays the clip of the conversation between her and the male driver parked in the parking lot, arguing over whether the address was correct.

“No, it was the right address. You were sitting right here; you said the order was complete; you were eating my food,” she accused him. When he replied, ‘yes,' she informed him that he could've called her.

“My number is in there. You could have called if you couldn't find the place,” she reprimanded. “You don't just start eating somebody's food just because you are having issues trying to find the place.” 

Subsequently, a man beside her chimed in to back her up. “You went to the wrong address. We have the right address,” he said. 

“We DoorDash. We've had people go there with this address that was put in,” the content creator retorts, the clip ending.

‘Chipotle is a crazy thing to steal'

Scholl's story time garnered over 10,000 views, leaving many with their mouths dropped in shock.

“What the [h-ll] is wrong with people?” one viewer asked.

“Reason #8011 why I won't [DoorDash],” another commented.

“Canceling DashPass because wtf,” a second stated.

“Chipotle is a crazy thing to steal,” a fourth remarked.

Moreover, others gave suggestions on how she could receive her refund without going through DoorDash.

“DoorDash has been refusing refunds a lot recently. If I were you, I would dispute the charge with your bank,” one commenter advised.

“Dispute with your bank. You have the proof. I did when they spilled my entire order and left me with a soaked bag and my bank gave me all of my money back when [DoorDash] would not,” a second echoed.

Why would DoorDash refuse to issue a refund?

Undoubtedly, delivery drivers digging into a customer's food isn't uncommon, between the viral accusations and a CBS-reported survey that 28% admitted to doing this.  Likewise, Scholl isn't the only one who allegedly spotted their DoorDash driver helping themselves to their meal.

In a r/doordash subreddit, one Redditor shared how they chased the driver's car on foot twice before the driver eventually sped away. When they spoke to a few agents, they denied their refund and were only willing to give them a $5 credit toward their next order. Why? “Because the driver marked it as delivered and they can't get in contact with him.”

Therefore, the driver inputting Scholl's order as “delivered” could be a reason in her situation. The company's Terms and Conditions page states that sales are final after the customer's order is marked as completed and delivered. In addition, they are not obligated to provide refunds, which are determined on a case-by-case basis.

Sublot reached out to Scholl via TikTok comments and direct message as well as DoorDash via press email.

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