The rider still scolded the customer, writing, “Next time wanna order McDonald see properly.” “And so happens that I kena ur order… Very suey (unlucky),” he added.
SINGAPORE: A man was shocked at the behaviour of a Grab Food delivery rider who threw his family’s order from McDonald’s at the shoe rack outside his door, appearing to do so out of spite.
Mr Asher posted two videos of the delivery. They showed brown paper McDonald’s bags that were waterlogged and torn. One portion of the order had fallen to the floor. Mr Asher and his wife ended up having to clean the mess, especially since the spilled beverages made the cabinet sticky. The Independent Singapore also reached out to Mr Asher, who told us that he had worked as a food delivery driver himself during the pandemic.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
40% of young Singaporeans do not expect the next generation to have children: Survey - Singapore NewsAbout 40 per cent of Gen X or millennial respondents said they themselves do not expect the next generation to carry on the family line.
続きを読む »
askST Jobs: What to look out for in your next employerA healthy and inclusive work environment and support for talent development are among key factors. Read more at straitstimes.com.
続きを読む »
Grab delivery rider throws food order outside customer's homeVery 'suay' indeed. Grab has banned a delivery rider from its platform after he threw a McDonald's order outside the customer's home. Asher Ashvin, who was the customer, posted on social media on Friday (June 30) about the 'very, very, very bad...
続きを読む »
Electricity & gas prices for local homes are set to increase over the next 3 months - Singapore NewsAs households continue to face the pressure of escalating prices, there is a growing call for the government to provide assistance or implement measures to alleviate the burden on citizens, especially those from lower-income groups.
続きを読む »
Grab bans delivery rider who threw food order outside customer's home: 'Felt like smacking him'Customer: 'Everything was in a mess and one look at it, you know it's done out of spite.'
続きを読む »
Analysis: Big concert acts will boost S'pore's tourism and related sectors; little impact on inflationSINGAPORE — From Coldplay to Taylor Swift, Singapore will be seeing a slew of headline acts visiting its shores next year.
続きを読む »