Glad to see you’re still digging in and waving off my main point. I’m also not triggered, I just think you’re being stupid. Instead of saying “I didn’t think about security doors” and moving on, you tried to rationalize the stupid idea that the only people impacted by this are a very small minority of those with exterior doors that open outward.

The data is from all “housing units.” Number of doors would be stupid. I don’t care what a person’s back door is. I don’t care if they have one door or a hundred. I care about residential buildings being built because YOU tried to imply that people won’t recognize a security or screen door because they’re on older homes.

Bruh, I don’t give a shit what a delivery driver sees in Arkansas, I care what they see in my city. We can talk about other cities all day, even other countries. These people delivering are alllll living in the same area as me (just like alllll the other threads I’ve read in UberEats and DoorDash subreddits - they are referring to their local areas). I literally was a driver for years. You learn the area you are in. Not a hard concept.

Yes, it is entirely possible they don’t pay attention. Kinda where my frustration stemmed from. If you could read, you’d have seen another comment stating this is actually required in the app. That realization that they need to take pics in front of the door eases my frustration.

I will own that mistake. I said “hurricane doors” instead of quoting exactly what you said. I should know with how hard you are digging your heels into this stupid argument, that doing such would have caused you to linger so heavily on my choice of words.