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Does anybody do that?
I mean, sometimes the app says I've accepted the delivery, but I actually hit no thanks. Or I was doing something else with my phone having nothing to do with UberEats, or I just touched my phone to see where the delivery was. Or maybe I didn't think I had touched the phone at all and then I have directions to go someplace.
Anyway, a lot of the time when you are deciding if you want to accept a delivery, you are driving. If you've accepted by accident, then you have to cancel. Then you have to say why you cancelled. There is no option that says I hit accept by accident. Most of the time I feel obligated to pull over and type out what happened.
Other times when I cancel I find something else that seems close enough so that I can just keep driving, like the delivery is too far away, when the restaurant really isn't that far away but maybe I expect to be sent to deliver it somewhere far enough away or in the wrong direction to be very inconvenient. Or, I've accepted a delivery, but by the time the app tells me where to go I've passing an intersection I was supposed to turn or I'm going in the wrong direction and it really is a hassle to get back to where I am supposed to be. Too far away might not be accurate, but it seems close enough to hit that and just keep driving.
Anyway, I have never hit I don't want to do delivery. That sounds rather silly. Like, I wouldn't be out if I didn't want to do some deliveries. I wonder if there is a limit to how many times that can be selected before you get some kind of warning message.
Okay, so does everybody just hit that and they don't care, or do you try to pick something that sounds better or stop nearby and type out something else?
I mean, sometimes the app says I've accepted the delivery, but I actually hit no thanks. Or I was doing something else with my phone having nothing to do with UberEats, or I just touched my phone to see where the delivery was. Or maybe I didn't think I had touched the phone at all and then I have directions to go someplace.
Anyway, a lot of the time when you are deciding if you want to accept a delivery, you are driving. If you've accepted by accident, then you have to cancel. Then you have to say why you cancelled. There is no option that says I hit accept by accident. Most of the time I feel obligated to pull over and type out what happened.
Other times when I cancel I find something else that seems close enough so that I can just keep driving, like the delivery is too far away, when the restaurant really isn't that far away but maybe I expect to be sent to deliver it somewhere far enough away or in the wrong direction to be very inconvenient. Or, I've accepted a delivery, but by the time the app tells me where to go I've passing an intersection I was supposed to turn or I'm going in the wrong direction and it really is a hassle to get back to where I am supposed to be. Too far away might not be accurate, but it seems close enough to hit that and just keep driving.
Anyway, I have never hit I don't want to do delivery. That sounds rather silly. Like, I wouldn't be out if I didn't want to do some deliveries. I wonder if there is a limit to how many times that can be selected before you get some kind of warning message.
Okay, so does everybody just hit that and they don't care, or do you try to pick something that sounds better or stop nearby and type out something else?
