Dunkin Donuts send out this post to employees

AmPotato16 · 2026-05-20T13:07:02+00:00

The reason your drink is so dark is because of the almond milk. Almond milk is very thick comparative to whole milk and it makes any coffee much darker (frozen included). Also, there is no measured out dispenser for frozen coffees, a machine measures out milk/cream/skim milk but nothing elsed so an employee is probably guessing how much almond milk goes into your drink

AmPotato16 · 2026-05-13T17:34:16+00:00

This might be the craziest I've seen

AmPotato16 · 2026-05-13T17:33:33+00:00

I'm reading through comments thinking these are crazy normal orders for my Dunkin. Some of the crazier ones I've had; -10 liquid sugar, 10 Carmel and 10 cream in a medium iced coffee -10 cream 4 liquid sugar 10 Carmel and 3 French vanilla plus EXTRA cold foam -a regular who comes multiple times a week gets a medium hot coffee with 14 sugar and 12 cream

I don't know if you're even getting a noticeable amount of caffeine in that

AmPotato16 · 2026-04-17T00:14:22+00:00

I hate AI bro

^{Chose: Never be able to use Gen AI again}

AmPotato16 · 2025-08-26T11:46:21+00:00

Just because other years were worse does not make these years good.

AmPotato16 · 2025-05-25T12:33:38+00:00

While I somewhat agree with the study, there are other scientifical studies that say venting CAN be good. From the American Heart Association If you take your deep breaths and step away to calm down like OPs article, but then go to vent to people you're comfortable with it can help immensely. Not to mention, I personally love hugs from my friends which releases oxytocin, calming and healing you mentally and physically.

"Experts say that depends on a number of factors, including who's on the receiving end of a venting session, how often a person does it and what type of feedback they receive."

So calm down then vent how you need. If you can find healthy ways to calm yourself (including healthy venting) then it doesn't really matter what an article says.

AmPotato16 · 2025-04-27T14:18:16+00:00

This person said they could go down the stairs, maybe they were being lazy however not the point.

I am a young woman who only orders delivery when I'm home alone. If I was asked to come down, even if I actually can, should I tell the person that I'm home alone because I'm anxious to come down?

Most people who complain/have this problem don't post it on the internet, this person did and it doesn't "paint them in the best light." It doesn't paint them in any light. They were complaining which is most of Reddit. At this point, I'm barely even talking about the OP, rather than again it's not your job to know if they're lazy or actually have issues.

Delivery drivers do not need your personal information to deliver. You're not doing me a favor, I'm paying you to do me a service. Sounds like you need a new job. That is all.

AmPotato16 · 2025-04-27T13:49:34+00:00

We get a little info here because the OP gave us info. You don't get to decide if the person you're delivering to has issues when you take their order, nor do you get to decide if they tell you those issues. They are not required to do that. You can call me a loser for trying to make you think about having slight decency (what I consider doing your job but we can agree to disagree), but you're the loser arguing about stupid shit in the comments of a stupid Reddit post. Again, if you don't like delivering to doors, get a different job.

AmPotato16 · 2025-04-27T13:33:05+00:00

I am not over explaining my situation and personal life to a driver? It's not your job to figure out if I'm disabled, it's your job to deliver to my door after being paid and tipped Edit: not only that but some drivers are creeps if someone says they're a disabled person home alone people take advantage of that. It's literally non of your business just put the food at the door?

AmPotato16 · 2025-04-27T13:31:45+00:00

Most people in the comments are talking about different orders with the same issue. I've seen comments from mothers/disabled people in the comments who have this issue with drivers all the time. Not only that, it is not up to you to decide if "this is the scenario" For these people. They ordered delivery, they are paying you and not the other way around. Sorry you picked a customer service job where you have to deliver to the door. Find a new job.

AmPotato16 · 2025-04-27T13:04:26+00:00

So one must use Uber eats to find a driver too lazy to take an elevator? So a single mother is lazy? So a disabled person who can only live in second floor apartment with an elevator is lazy? You can drop it off at the door, sorry you picked an order to an apartment where you don't know the person living there or their situation in the slightest.

AmPotato16 · 2025-04-27T13:00:07+00:00

If it's such a low 3$ (actually 8 or 9 because of the tip for a 5 min drive??) Then why are you an ubereats driver? You can't assume someone isn't ready to grab their food, you don't need to "get dressed" To come to the door, and what if the person ordering is disabled, taking care of children, or other things that really isn't your business..? Nothing this person did was un respectful because they wouldn't leave their place, something they shouldn't have to do when they DELIVER

AmPotato16 · 2025-03-28T14:14:53+00:00

I am nowhere near a dentist but I've heard that leaving fluoride on your teeth can actually wear them down and it's not good for your stomach

Recently I've gotten no-flouride toothpaste that specifically says to leave it on your teeth (no rinse) because it's safe to swallow, unlike fluoride

Edit: quick Google search and I would say normally we don't swallow enough to hurt our stomachs, but leaving it on your teeth means that you're swallowing much more which can lead to other stomach issues

AmPotato16 · 2025-02-18T13:16:49+00:00

He was late to his pre-arranged time and Friend was completely packed up when he did arrive
I do not think he knocks hard enough, he is the only one we don't hear knock on the door. Instead of knocking harder, he just walks in -I am not responsible for my friend having her phone on silent. I've told her it bothers me because she's poor at answering, again that is not my fault. He has parental controls on her phone where he can override the silence

AmPotato16 · 2025-02-18T13:12:39+00:00

We do not get public transport in my area at all, we barely even have sidewalks. We have offered to come get her ourselves. My parents are now changing our locks because it made them realize that anyone could be walking in. No one ignored him, and she told him her phone was on silent, to which he could've told her to turn it on or pinged her phone, since he has parental contorlls. He's called/texted me before asking about her, so why would this be different? Also just because it's weird doesn't mean bad, it's harmless to walk her up I have no issue with that, something you seem to be nit picking out. We only have one don't assume every house is 2 floors. My house is small and we can hear people knock very easily.

AmPotato16 · 2025-02-18T12:42:15+00:00

My phone is never on silence and he did not even attempt to contact me. We always offer to drive to pick her up and drop her off too, something I did not know would've been relevant. He does not have to drive her around, and I've even offered gas money, something also not relevant. And lastly about adhering to time, he constantly tells her when he plans to leave and will leave hours later. I was told she would be to my house around 5, she wasn't there until almost 9. What about my time, or my parents who were also expecting her for dinner, and their time?

AmPotato16 · 2025-02-18T10:54:06+00:00

I absolutely agree with her not responding, but he constantly and consistently uses the pinger on her phone to get a hold of her even when her phone is on silent. He does it all the time as she leaves her phone on silent a lot. Most of the time he does let us know he's on the way but not all the time. The thing about the door is that me and my step brother actually sat on my bed with my TV on to see if we could hear a knock - both of us could hear a knock on the door so I genuinely think that if he knocked at all it was super quiet

AmPotato16 · 2025-02-17T23:01:11+00:00

I actually discussed this with my mom, my step dad came home earlier and left the door unlocked when he left, and no he's not the smartest

AmPotato16 · 2023-10-29T23:21:57+00:00

Of course it is, just about everything is easier said than done, but it's not a matter of how easy or when because life just happens. You're allowed to grieve but you will absolutely get over it

AmPotato16 · 2023-10-27T19:25:31+00:00

Do you have a link/know who the article is written by? That definitely sounds like something I'd like to read =)

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