What’s an acceptable tip for a driver who delivers a $20 pizza?

A TikTok video purporting to show a DoorDash delivery driver in Texas swearing at a customer over the $5 tip she gave him has gone viral, sparking fresh online debate over tipping culture in the U.S.

“I just want to say it’s a nice house for a $5 tip,” the driver can be heard saying as he walks away from a home in the door camera video posted to TikTok earlier this week by a user under the name Lacey Purciful.

“You’re welcome!” the resident says, appearing surprised by the remark. “F*** you,” the driver responds before walking away.

A spokesperson for DoorDash said a delivery driver had been removed from their platform in connection with the incident.

    • kuontomOP
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      1 year ago

      I’m aware. I was hoping people would understand sarcasm without an explicit /s but sigh

      • norbert
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        211 year ago

        We seem to have brought a lot of try-hards that just want to argue and can’t see obvious sarcasm.

        inb4: “sArCAsm dOEsnT coME ThrOUGh TeXt!”

        • nightauthor
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          261 year ago

          There are cases where sarcasm doesn’t come through, because it’s only clear that it’s either sarcastic or crazy. And there’s a lot of crazy in the internet.

          But i did feel this was clearly sarcastic.

      • borkcorkedforks
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        121 year ago

        Dude, people are walking around believing that shit. Parody doesn’t work when the extreme just has the same take.

        • LeftIt
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          81 year ago

          We get it

          I see three users in this thread not getting it. And the OP is replying to one of 'em. Not sure if you’re blind or just want to be a prick mate, but if its the latter leave that attitude on Reddit yeh?