Online shopping has to be the best innovation of modern-day technology as it's shown people that doorstep delivery is much better than the pick-up. But look at things from the delivery driver's perspective. Going from house to house and dropping off orders could become boring. Yet the people on this list decided to spice up their daily routine by adding some fun to what counts as one of the most unadventurous jobs on the planet.
Some customers recognized the effort and played along with the drivers' antics, while others weren't impressed with their attempt at making things light and fun. From cheesy pick-up lines and weird selfies to superhero memes and unexpected hiding places, these delivery drivers have done it all.
Dasher Does a Digital BBL
BBL is a popular procedure that's taken the internet by storm recently. The gluteal fat grafting procedure takes excess fat from around the body and adds it to the posterior to create a shapely figure.
And that's what this door dash delivery driver seems to have done here. It's company policy for the driver to take a photo at the door as proof of delivery. However, nothing in that policy compels them to augment the shape of a customer's body just for laughs.
NEXT: See what happens when a delivery driver loves their job.
Unrivaled Excitement to Get the Job Done
Job dissatisfaction is a growing problem in many industries around the world. In fact, 2022 reports show that 60% of people were emotionally detached at work while 19% claimed to be miserable all day.
The United States also has 50% of its workers feeling stressed daily at work. But those figures don't include this Dasher. After all, only someone very satisfied at work would take the time to share memes with customers.
NEXT: Meet the one person who failed to meet the driving part of the "delivery driver" job description.
The Fastest-Walking Delivery Guy in History
Delivery drivers work in various industries and may have specific transportation requirements depending on where they belong. A good example is food delivery, which requires using cars, scooters, or even motorcycles.
However, this Uber Eats driver appears to have come up with a new and improved delivery method. Without a car or bike to rely on, Michael decided it would be a good idea to make his deliveries on foot. But no worries, he walks fast.
NEXT: This customer won't get their meal, but you'd never guess why.
When a Baby Mama Ruins Plans for Lunch
There are lots of unexpected circumstances that may prevent a customer from getting the food they ordered. The restaurant may run out of ingredients, or the delivery driver could run into an accident.
Still, nothing could have prepared Tia for the message from her delivery driver eight minutes after getting confirmation that her order had been picked up from Chipotle. As the photo shows, someone ended up getting fed. But it wasn't Tia.
NEXT: See the mischief Dashers get up to, thanks to the photo confirmation system.
When a Dasher Takes You by Surprise
Door Dash has a photo confirmation system in place for two reasons. First, to help customers see the exact location of their deliveries. Second, to ensure delivery drivers working with the app get photographic evidence once customers receive their meals.
This system encourages Dashers to get up to all sorts of mischief. Whoever took this photo was determined to catch the customer unaware and capture them at an unflattering angle. In that case, their plan was a big success.
NEXT: That moment when a delivery driver sends a suggestive message to the wrong number.
Dasher Mixes Business With Pleasure
This is the sort of story a person can't tell their friends without some evidence to back things up. Instead of updating the customer on their delivery progress, this guy sent a selfie and a caption that's sure to give anyone the wrong idea.
This door dash driver should have crosschecked the contact details before sending the text. Even using that hilarious filter for his photo seems a step too far. Still, as funny as this is, it's enough to get him fired for harassment.
NEXT: Meet the delivery person who'd do anything for a good tip.
Doing the Absolute Most to Get Good Tips
It was a regular day for Joseph until he started getting repeated texts from his Postmates driver. It began with a simple greeting and some information on the delivery. Then the driver explained why he was going all out to provide Joseph with great service. But it's evident that he just wanted a good tip.
Postmates delivery service was acquired by Uber Eats in 2021—for those who've been wondering if Postmates is the same as Uber Eats.
NEXT: Meet the delivery driver whose picture is next to "commitment" in a dictionary.
Meet Chick-fil-A's Most Committed Employee
Commitment is one of many qualities employers look out for when hiring new employees. After all, only the most committed would be able to carry out their duties effectively while upholding the tenets of the brand.
Jen couldn't resist gushing over Favor, who used an Adele meme to brighten her spirit after delivering a free meal from Chick-fil-A. If every business in the world could have someone like Favor on their team, customer satisfaction would be at an all-time high.
NEXT: See the moment when voice-to-text almost ruined an interaction between a delivery driver and a customer.
Voice-to-Text Done Wrong
The voice-to-text capabilities of smartphones today are nothing like the first speech recognition machine that IBM introduced in 1962. At the time, few could imagine the potential applications the feature would create.
Yet today, it's utilized by all and sundry, even Dashers like the one in this photo. Even with the censored post, it's easy to imagine what those words could be. Guess the technology still has a long way to go before it becomes error-free.
NEXT: Sometimes people mix up their superheroes, which means Batman may deliver an order.
Bruce Wayne to the Rescue
It's always good to get a heads-up from the delivery driver after placing an order for food. In this case, the delivery person was helpful enough to provide a quick update. However, they were eager to provide a good service and made a minor blunder.
Anyone familiar with the DC superhero scene would know that the only person who could get from the restaurant to the customer's home at the speed of light is the speedster, "The Flash," not "Batman."
NEXT: What do you do when the delivery driver turns out to be a wanted man?
When the Cops Get the Delivery Before You
Delivery drivers today don't need to meet many requirements before landing a job. All that's required is a valid or commercial driver's license, knowledge of how to handle certain materials safely, familiarity with navigation systems, and time management.
Excellent vision and hand-eye coordination while driving is also a plus. This Dasher met all those requirements only to get arrested during a delivery. Poor Jamie is the real victim here because his hopes for a hot meal got dashed.
NEXT: Meet the delivery driver who unknowingly caused a customer's heartbreak.
Hey Siri, Play It's Too Late to Apologise
An apology can make the difference between a drawn-out argument and reconciliation. And sometimes, words are not enough to show the depth of one's regret. That explains why this person decided to garnish his apology with a hearty meal.
Unfortunately, the person who answered the door wasn't his beloved Ariana. Knowing she didn't have a brother, the guy had to make peace with the fact that his girl may have moved on.
NEXT: This next delivery driver wasn't in the mood to tolerate a customer's rude behavior.
Put the Attitude Away
Food delivery apps often provide customers with multiple options regarding how they want their food delivered. They could have it handed to them or left at the door. Of course, there's always room for more instructions.
Some customers take advantage of that opportunity to leave rude remarks for their delivery drivers, and this fellow wouldn't take it this time. Still, one wonders what would have happened if he'd ignored the customer's cursing and rang the doorbell anyway.
NEXT: This delivery guy loves to use fairytale references but is only willing to take the joke so far.
Stop Playing, Monica
Rick may have been working as a delivery driver for long enough to know that being courteous in all dealings is a sure way to gain respect and endear oneself to customers. So he put together a friendly message to send before every delivery, using his knowledge of popular fairytales.
Unlike Cinderella, Rick claims he'll turn into a frog if he doesn't meet his goal. And Monica decided to go along with the joke by making frog noises via text. However, Rick wasn't amused.
NEXT: What happens when the heroes from TV band together to make a delivery?
When the Delivery Guy Is Super Into DC Heroes
Workers who go out of their way to make their job more interesting deserve all our respect. It also seems the fictional heroes Superman and Batman have put aside their on-and-off again rivalry to work together as allies.
Brian from Postmates enlisted the help of two of his favorite heroes to get Ahmad's order as quickly as possible. We sure hope the customer showed his sincere appreciation for his commitment to the job.
NEXT: This delivery driver interaction will have you struggling to distinguish between inoffensive sarcasm and disrespect.
Weapon of Choice: Sarcasm
Uber Eats provides an option on its platform for drivers to join the work hub and start getting delivery requests once their application is approved. It's a quick, easy process and a better alternative to traditional part-time jobs.
But people often forget that delivery drivers are people with a specific brand of humor, in this case, sarcasm. So rather than respond with a simple yes, this driver made a quip about landing on the customer's building with a helicopter.
NEXT: This customer couldn't believe why their order was being delayed.
A Series of Unfortunate Events
"A Series of Unfortunate Events" is a book series written by American novelist Daniel Handler under the pen name Lemony Snicket. It's also been made into a drama series. That phrase also refers to a connected succession of similar bad events, and it's the perfect way to describe what happened here.
This customer received a message from their Uber Eats delivery driver, only to find out they'd been in an accident and were waiting for an ambulance.
NEXT: Not all delivery drivers are ethical, and here's proof.
Being Rude Never Earned Anyone Tips
It's important to clarify that this Uber Eats driver was dishonest when he said he wasn't required to drop a customer's order off at the door. The app provides three delivery options: leave at the door, meet outside, or meet at the door.
It should have ended there. But no, the fellow decided to wrangle an unearned tip out of the customer. Guess he forgot that customers are not mandated by law to offer tips to their delivery drivers.
NEXT: This photo shouldn't have seen the light of day for obvious reasons.
When the Dasher Is Being Sneaky
Door Dash's proof of delivery pictures is the only reason why the internet gets to uncover gems like this. This customer stepped out of the house in comfortable clothes to pick up a delivery, but the Dasher chose the most awkward moment to take a photo as proof of delivery.
The requirement for a photo is two-fold. No-contact delivery requests stipulate that the drivers are mandated to take a photo. However, the instruction regarding leaving a description is optional.
NEXT: This happens when a delivery driver doesn't know the meaning of eta.
We Don't Need to Know All That, Man
Eta means the estimated time of arrival, making it clear that all this customer needed to know was how soon the delivery driver would arrive at their address. Unfortunately, that intent got lost in translation, and the customer got bombarded with multiple fitness-themed hashtags.
Chris Messina first brought hashtags to Twitter in August 2007. He took advantage of the internet's usage of the pound symbol to create the tool, also refusing to patent it because he felt it belonged to the internet, not an individual.
NEXT: This delivery driver may have taken a bite of a customer's food.
Micheal Better Not Have Eaten the Food!
Michael from Postmates kept insisting that the food the customer ordered was delicious. However, he refused to reveal how he could say that confidently, leading the customer to assume that he had eaten the food they ordered.
It wouldn't be the first time such a thing would happen. A Door Dash driver left an apology for a customer in 2022 after eating their food. The customer shared the news on TikTok, including the driver's justification that he was broke and hungry.
NEXT: Check out this delivery driver's hack to avoid miscommunication.
How Not to Be Misunderstood
Many conflicts have begun because two people got the wrong idea after reading a simple sentence. This delivery driver refused to have something similar happen to him. That also explains why he chose to write this instruction repeatedly.
For anyone wondering why the driver specificed that the customer had to come down to get the food, it's important to point out that they probably clicked on the option to "meet outside."
NEXT: This delivery driver may have skipped out on a few English lessons, but Garfield came to his rescue.
When All Goes Wrong, Use a Garfield Reference
Grammar nerds may be unable to relate to this, but many people often have trouble remembering the proper spelling of certain words. So after trying and failing to spell the word lasagna correctly a few times, this delivery person decided to use their pop-culture knowledge.
'Garfield' is a fictional cat and the main protagonist of a comic strip created by Jim Davis. And if there's one thing that's remained constant even in the animated film, it's his undying love for lasagna.
NEXT: Meet the Dasher who made a customer play a game to win the right to receive their order.
When the Delivery Guy Is in a Silly, Goofy, Mood
Roger from Doordash must have been in a silly mood when he asked this customer to play a game before getting the food they ordered. The customer picked the number four, and Roger decided it was the wrong answer, so he wouldn't get his food.
Chances are, Roger was just teasing and still went on to make the delivery. If not, he'd turn out like the DoorDash driver who was fired in 2020 for tampering with a customer's meal.
NEXT: A delivery driver and customer have a face-off. You wouldn't believe who won.
A Subtly Veiled Threat Sets Todd Right
Sometimes customers place an order before remembering they forgot to add a sauce or some other topping. If they're lucky, the delivery driver may be willing to help them pick it up. But one has to hope they don't end up with someone a grump.
Todd was annoyed at picking up some ranch a customer had failed to include in their order. He put his snarkiness aside and agreed to pick it up anyway.
NEXT: See when a customer used a torch to help a delivery driver find his address.
The Start of an Unexpected Adventure
Sometimes delivery drivers and couriers have trouble locating an address. That could happen because the wrong details were imputed, the driver could not enter the premises, or the customer failed to validate their address after moving to a new place.
While it's impossible to tell what the problem was here, it's funny to see how the customer chose to solve it. Shining a torchlight into the sky, this person asked their delivery driver, Reginald, to look up to the sky and follow the beacon.
NEXT: This Dasher wins the award for the nicest delivery driver of the year.
Where's the Award for Nicest Dasher?
Acts of kindness help make the world a better place. But if there's one job that requires niceness in spades, it's customer service relations. After all, happy customers mean more business for the brand.
This Dasher took that lesson to heart and decided to make every customer interaction fun and polite. Not only did he send a polite greeting, adding holiday wishes, but he also made it clear how committed he was to getting the job done. Good work, Aaron.
NEXT: What happens when you have the same delivery driver twice a row?
A Meeting of Old Acquaintances
The average delivery driver gets about $18 per hour in the United States. While commercial drivers often receive other benefits such as medical insurance, mileage reimbursement, and paid time off, food delivery drivers may not have the same opportunities.
One way to increase their earning potential is by endearing themselves to customers to earn more tips. And this guy must have had a good experience with Bell, so he was very excited to get their order again.
NEXT: Meet the person who doubles as a delivery driver by day and musician by night.
When the Delivery Guy Doubles as a Music Promoter
People born into wealthy families with lots of connections have the luck of the draw when it comes to finding success in today's world. Yet for others, career achievements are a measure of how hard they're willing to work and a bit of luck.
And with the cost of living rising at an alarming rate, it makes sense that people are working multiple jobs to make a good living. Still, this customer didn't expect to get a link to an album on iTunes from the delivery guy.
NEXT: Meet the delivery driver tempted to eat a customer's food.
The Audacity of This Delivery Guy Is Unparalleled
It's quite normal for restaurants to have long waiting lines at certain hours of the day. However, neither customers nor delivery drivers are fans of crowds and long wait times. And if they experience such often, the restaurant may lose business.
This delivery driver was good enough to explain the reason for the delay in delivery. But he didn't have to include that part about eating the customer's meal—though the temptation is understandable.
NEXT: This delivery driver mistook a routine check-in for a regular conversation, and it's hilarious to watch.
What's up With TGI Friday's
Know that awkward moment when a person waves at an acquaintance but ends up being ignored? The only thing more embarrassing than that is thinking a customer cares about how your day's going when they all want an update on their order.
That said, TGI Friday's is an international restaurant chain that operates as "Fridays" in the United Kingdom. The brand is run by investment firms TriArtisan Capital and MFP Partners. It also has over 400 locations around the globe, not including the 396 in the United States.
NEXT: Try making sense of this delivery driver's cryptic message.
Making Sense of This Cryptic Message
A few hours and a couple of headaches later, an accomplished linguist may be able to interpret this series of texts to mean that the delivery driver was so hungry that he decided to eat the customer's food. At least, that's what we've been able to come up with.
If that's the case, it wouldn't be the end of the world. The customer would have to get over their anger, of course, to send a message to the DoorDash customer support and get a refund.
NEXT: It's an awesome day, and this Postmates driver won't let us forget it.
It's an Awesome Day
Some people can't end a conversation without lol, while others choose to make do with a traditional full-stop. But this Postmates driver is in a league with his "awesome day" and end-of-sentence comma.
Interestingly, "Awesome Day" is the title of a song off the "Melon Collie and Infinite Radness" album by the Tokyo Police Club. The Canadian indie rock band comprises Dave Monks, Josh Hook, Graham Wright, and Greg Alsop, and Jimmy from Postmates must be a fan.
NEXT: Check out the funniest Door dash delivery confirmation photo.
These Doordash Photos Are Getting Out of Hand
One could argue that there's no reason why customers have to feature in the delivery confirmation photo drivers are mandated to upload onto the DoorDash server. After all, the food is the main focus.
However, it's not their fault that some customers pop into the frame just as the camera shutter clicks to take a photo. So, people like Saah here, who end up with such weird-looking photos, just have to accept it.
NEXT: When the delivery driver comes with a side of hot gossip.
Food Delivery With Some Piping Hot Tea
Sociologists have identified that many cultures use gossip—idle chatter—as an evolutionary and developmental tool. People in the late Middle Ages used to host friendship meetings to discuss everything from political issues to marriage and family affairs and all of this fell under the realm of gossip.
But there's also the juicy kind of gossip—the kind this Dasher brought to this customer's DM. At least he got delayed because someone got jumped at the drive-thru and not because the restaurant ran out of the ranch.
NEXT: Meet the customer who's ever delivery driver's nightmare.
This Time, the Customer Is the Problem
While most posts on this list have to do with delivery drivers who are up to some mischief or simply impolite, this time the customer is the one with the problem. Rather than shell out the $200 or $300 needed to install a new doorbell, this person decided to ask every delivery person to yell "ding dong" at the top of their voice.
The sheer impracticality of this request is hilarious enough. Yet one wonders why a simple knock couldn't have sufficed.
NEXT: This Pizza delivery guy was down for a good time, not a long time.
When the Pizza Delivery Guy Is Chill Like That
Pizza is a good option for hosts who're too lazy to cook a full meal for multiple people. From this conversation, the host was generous enough to invite the pizza guy to join the festivities, even offering him a shot and a beer for his efforts.
While the host's generosity is commendable, it's important to remember that driving under the influence is against the law. The pizza place wouldn't be happy to learn that their driver indulged while on the job.
NEXT: This practical joke may have cost this delivery driver his job.
I Take a Refund
DoorDash has a simple and straightforward policy. Under no circumstances are their delivery drivers allowed to take the goods they agreed to deliver. It's one thing for them to mark the order incomplete because they could not complete the delivery.
And it's a completely different case for a driver to have failed to complete the delivery because they ate the customer's order. So we hope for this Dasher's sake that he was joking about taking a bite of the chicken.
NEXT: What's the protocol for dealing with a drunk Dasher?
When the Delivery Guy Has Had One Too Many Drinks
This drunk Dasher may have made the customer's night by sharing his desire to slam some birds and hit a puck straight off the tendy. But the company may not take too kindly to him drinking on the job. Of course, there's also the legal consequence of driving under the influence.
Interestingly, DoorDash keeps track of its driver's movements and actions so they can take note of all contract violations and ensure that drivers remain on their best behavior at all times.
NEXT: Is this a case of texting the wrong number, or is this delivery driver just a creep?
Delivery Guys Need to Learn Boundaries
Delivery drivers have one job—picking up customers' orders and delivering them to the right address. Outside of the interactions mandated by the job, there's no other reason drivers should be texting customers.
Where a regular greeting can be excused, this inappropriate text is the kind of thing that should be avoided at all times. Excuses won't matter once the customer reports to the company detailing such behavior.
NEXT: If you think this is odd, wait till you meet the creep to end all creeps.
A Run-in With a Creep
Still on the subject of delivery drivers who don't respect people's boundaries, check out this interaction. This sort of harassment is enough to discourage a person from ever placing an order from a food service again. So not only would the delivery driver be out of a job, but the business would also lose a customer.
Something similar happened in 2022, and a Curry's delivery driver got fired for sending inappropriate texts to female customers.
NEXT: This delivery driver wins the award for the weirdest sign-off.
Nom Nom Nom
Delivery drivers have to be the strangest people on the planet. Something about relating with people from all works of life daily must reset their brain chemistry and encourage them to develop the most peculiar habits.
At first glance, this fellow's image seems pretty ordinary. That's until you notice his odd sign-off. Nom nom nom is a sound used to express pleasure at the prospect of food, so he had the best intentions.
NEXT: This delivery guy couldn't miss showing off his massive guns.
This Guy Couldn't Miss His Moment
One internet user shared that they usually get an email each time a package is delivered to their home, including a photo of the label. However, they were shocked when one of the emails contained these hilarious photos of the delivery driver.
Perhaps he couldn't resist showing off how much he'd gained from spending long hours at the gym. That or he misunderstood why FedEx provides picture proof of delivery instead of signatures on certain occasions.
NEXT: This Amazon delivery person went above and beyond to secure a customer's package.
The Best Amazon Guy
Porch pirates pose a legitimate issue in many cities in the United States today. The annual report in 2022 showed that an estimated $19.5 billion was lost to package theft in 2022 alone. That, coupled with the fact that nearly 15% of retail sales are made online, means these thieves have more opportunities to make away with people's goods.
To avoid having a similar thing happen on his watch, this Amazon fellow took the time to hide this customer's delivery in a safe corner.
NEXT: Wait until you see what farm animal this pizza guy used to complete a delivery.
Historically Accurate Pizza Delivery Guy
Somewhere along the way, the status of horses was elevated among regular farm animals like cattle. That could have much to do with how they were used for transportation and labor before automobiles became a thing.
As much as man keeps moving away from such pedestrian living, some situations can send us back to the past. A gas shortage in Brazil in 2018 had Pizza guys seeking the best solution to prompt deliveries, and horses came to the rescue.
NEXT: You'd never guess how this delivery guy chose to store a customer's package.
A Lesson in Camouflage
Increasing rates of porch piracy and theft of deliveries has many delivery drivers scrambling to develop unique ways to keep their customer's packages safe. And this driver's ingenuity made him hide this package in plain sight, with the pillows on the front porch cushion.
People are encouraged to track their packages, request signatures upon every delivery and use a package locker to store goods in their absence to deter porch pirates.
NEXT: This delivery driver took the instruction too literally, and this is what happened.
Instructions Unclear. Please Repeat
It's almost impossible to fault the delivery driver for placing the package in such an obnoxious position. After all, they were only following the instructions left by the customer. It's not their fault that the package turned out too big to stay hidden under the doormat.
Once upon a time, the tradition of keeping things, especially door keys, under the front door mat was widespread across the globe. However, researchers have observed that this practice has been phased out in modern-day Britain and the United States.
NEXT: Christmas cards from mailmen shouldn't look like this.
Super Mailman Sends a Christmas Card
This grandma probably didn't have "getting a super-hero-themed Christmas card from the mailman" on her bingo card that year. Yet the universe decided this was something she deserved. The mailman's commitment to his bit is quite admirable, though. And so is his attempt at creating a new kind of superhero.
Superheroes in fiction typically possess super abilities because they need to use their powers to improve the world. Who's to say a mailman can't be offered a similar opportunity?
NEXT: Meet the happiest package in the world.
When the Delivery Guy Has a Topnotch Sense of Humour
Inanimate objects shouldn't have facial expressions, but cartoons and animated movies would say otherwise. It's also proof of an impeccable sense of humor that the delivery man who dropped off these boxes chose to arrange them so it looks like they're smiling.
Someone said they want their packages to look this happy when they get home, and wouldn't we all? This also brings to mind the Japanese cardboard box character "Danbo," who appears in Kiyohiko Azuma's manga series.
NEXT: Meet the superhero who doubles as a pizza delivery guy.
Not All Heroes Wear Capes, Sometimes They Deliver Pizza
Of the many factors that could cause a delay in food delivery, an act of God, such as a heavy storm that causes a flood is one most customers can excuse. However, this pizza delivery guy was unwilling to let anything—even a car stuck in the flood—prevent him from keeping the pizza safe.
Something similar happened in 2022 when a Pizza guy in Oxford, Sydney, climbed onto the roof of his car to avoid being caught in the floodwaters that affected many parts of Australia.
NEXT: Not all delivery drivers are menaces. Here's one of the good ones.
One of the Good Ones
Other tips to help homeowners deter porch pirates include setting up a neighborhood watch to keep track of packages delivered, putting security measures like cameras in place, or choosing in-store pickup as a last resort.
This delivery driver must have noticed that this customer had implemented none of these tips, so they chose to do their part to keep the packages safe. One wonders how much effort it must have taken to stash the box on the roof.
NEXT: This is what happens when the delivery person is determined to keep packages safe.
When Your Package Becomes One With the Wild
People can deter porch pirates by finding obscure hiding places for their packages. And nothing says obscure like this bush where a delivery driver hid a customer's delivery. This is the best attempt at camouflage ever.
Though many homeowners have taken to installing cameras to catch thieves who steal packages, it's been reported that the police only make arrests in less than %10 of reported cases. So this seems like a more effective solution.
NEXT: Meet the most unreasonable customer on the planet and the delivery agent who gave in to their whims.
Do Not Be Alarmed, He Says
This has to be the most unreasonable request a customer has ever made during a pizza delivery. Dave was lucky to get a considerate delivery agent, not someone who would call him out on his refusal to pause his movie and step out to accept a delivery.
Interestingly, it's against Dominos policy for their delivery persons to enter a customer's home. It's only allowed for customers to meet them at the door or outside.
NEXT: This customer wants her packages hidden from her husband, so the delivery driver obeyed the instruction.
The Perfect Hiding Place
Doormats serve a variety of purposes, but the primary reason people choose to install them is to provide a safe surface to clean footwear and prevent dirt from getting into the home. It also encourages guests to wipe their feet at the door instead of tracking dirt into the house.
However, many homeowners have begun printing funny quotes and instructions on their doormats to get a few laughs out of guests. So the delivery driver is not to blame for taking this instruction literally.