I watched an Uber driver drop off food at someone's front door...

then get back in his car and drive off.
What a poor business model. Surely they can knock and let the person know their food is here?
Seems like we, the public are allowing reduced service.
I suppose that the recipient can track when the driver has arrived?

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Thevy29 · 41-45, M

Some bugger left a trolleys worth of groceries on my front door last summer. No address on them. I had to chuck the meat and fridge stuff. I placed a notice on the community Facebook page saying what happened and if the owners of the groceries wanted to pick the rest up. But no one replied.

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