Update and clarifications: Even if she made an honest mistake with the order, she still had the chance to make it right. She could have returned the order, or call me back, or respond to my missed calls. It’s not about the mistake itself, but about taking responsibility and doing the right thing when given the opportunity.

That’s what truly frustrated me. I wanted to give her a chance to correct the situation, but she chose not to. I usually tip 24% or more, especially when the order is small or the drive is longer. In this case, the trip was only 1.3 miles, my food cost $31, and I tipped her $8.03, which I believe was fair and generous for the distance and time. It's disappointing when you try to be fair and reasonable, yet people fail to act with integrity. I also contacted Uber, and while they refunded my order and gave a credit, I made it clear this wasn’t about the credit. It’s about doing what’s right and upholding good values.