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    'Please do not make your presence known during delivery': 20+ Delivery drivers who agreed to their customer's bizarre requests

    These delivery drivers have seen it all. When you do that kind of job for long enough, you get to see all sides of humanity. You'll deliver food to parents with toddlers running around a messy home, old folks who can barely get to the door, crazy college kids, and everyone in between. After a few months on the job, these workers think they've seen it all… but every driver has at least one story they could tell you about their most off-the-wall customer experience. 

    Some people had your run-of-the-mill stingy customers, the kind who hand you a $10 bill for an order that costs $9.96 and then have the audacity to ask for change. Then there are the customers who are just using the delivery guys for their cars: they'll order a pizza to their home, then hop into the car with the delivery guy in order to basically Uber home (with a pizza!), which a surprising amount of delivery dudes seem to be okay with. Then there are the really bad customers. These are the ones who will straight up take their tip money back, or get really upset with the driver and make them head all the way back to the pizza place to get a fresh pizza. You can read a bunch of great stories below, fresh from the mouths of the pizza delivery guys who lived through it. 

    Next, read the hilarious (ongoing!) saga of the dude who claims to have been buying and returning 110-pound anvils for 8 months after getting free shipping on Amazon Prime: "This may be the funniest thing someone has ever chosen to do with their use of free will." 

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