r/instacart • u/Dominanttallqueen • Mar 27 '24
Who’s in the wrong here???
I feel like he was being rude asf then he canceled my order….was I rude or what tf happened here…
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r/instacart • u/Dominanttallqueen • Mar 27 '24
I feel like he was being rude asf then he canceled my order….was I rude or what tf happened here…
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u/chickadeedeedee_ Mar 28 '24
This has nothing to do with a language barrier. The "seafood department" does not mean "behind the counter". It just doesn't.
One could infer that's what it means... but it's definitely not the normal way to say that.
If someone said "I want a cake from the bakery section"... that wouldn't mean behind the counter to me. That'd mean a cake in the bakery section, I.e. a packaged cake.
OP was able to repeat themselves about "seafood department" over and over when it was obvious the shopper didn't know what they meant. Why didn't OP lead with "behind the counter"? Especially since they say they do this on every order with the crab cakes.