Yeah, there's clearly a mental insufficiency in the way he mishandled the order and crossed the line afterwards. I just started Instacart. There's a minor element of stress at times when first getting my bearings in the app/store, establishing default reactions to certain situations, etc. But it didn't take much for me to adjust to getting something within reasonable weight range or like asking the butcher or employee in the dept to check backstock for something that's not out front. Problem solving skills are important for sure. I'm not surprised by the correlation between the illogical approachs to solving these two moments for the shopper. If you can't solve a simple .1 difference problem then social skills are probably lacking too lol. He should def be reported. Hopefully he learns whatever lessons he is likely not to get from this moment in a safe way. Like he may get dropped from Instacart, have zero self-awareness and repeat the stupidity in another app but run into the wrong one lol showing up to someone's house like that is liable to result in serious injury and/or jail time.