Was I wrong for refusing to give a doordash driver my name?

I've worked a lot with the public and I find that if someone is in a situation where a professional reason makes that they must talk with you then its inapropriate to try to make it more personal. its like they're trapped. its creepy. in my business I've interacted with men and women, sometimes beautiful women, but never have I used that context to aproach them personally.

well, id think it would be common courtesy of you to give him your name as hed just done a service for you. he is probably just a lonely person who wanted a name to a face. of course its within your rights to withhold that information but it does seems kind of overly suspicious and cautious of you. the guy just risked his life and car driving for you and you couldnt even tell him your name? i mean, it sure shows what kind of opinion you have of doordash drivers no matter how creepy he may have seemed.

I think you did the right thing.

Nope. They're role is to be efficient, courteous but professional. Which precludes limiting interactions strictly to the exchange of business.
Always trust your gut.

You were right in doing so, however he may be required to have on record who received the Order for "Proof of Performance."

I don’t think they need to know.

Yeah no need to know ur name. No way

I avoid door dash.

That's weird

Should have just told him your name is Slappy and given him a nice kiss on the cheek.

Is the Jinni wrong then?

Best to go with your instincts.

Next time make up one..

shoulda said "mike hunt" 🤭

You ring the door bell and dash away

why bother getting into it like that when you can just give him a fake name

Just say "Elvis."

It's erm...Snow White.

They have your name through your account info anyways.