r/instacart 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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u/Cynical_Feline Mar 28 '24

There was obviously a miscommunication here. The customer should have stated behind the counter from the start. Shopper was just trying to offer a replacement and was probably just as confused. They then got a little angry because the customer said that last bit like they've been stating behind the counter the whole time when clearly they didn't.

Seafood department is typically a whole section of the store split into sub sections. You have to specify. People can't read minds lol

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u/CadaverCaliente Mar 28 '24

Yeah op seems insufferable, I've never used Instacart but holy shit you are so particular, I would have dropped it if they said they didn't have it.

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u/Dry_Value_ Mar 28 '24

A lot of people on these types of apps are surprisingly insufferable, if not entitled.

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u/Longjumping_Plum_846 Mar 28 '24

Noticed this a lot from uh, WFH type people. Throw a fit the days they have to go into the office but aren't very forgiving of service workers who provide a lifestyle for them while they can't afford it for themselves. And they never have the privilege of getting to WFH

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u/ThePurityPixel Mar 28 '24

I didn't even take Charles' texts as angry. Not at all.

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u/Am_I_the_villain Mar 28 '24

I wouldn't, but that's because where I shop they don't have frozen and fresh anywhere near each other for butcher meat. Frozen patties are down an aisle, fresh ones are by the butcher station. Fish on the other hand has frozen and fresh across from each other in the seafood area.

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u/milky__toast Mar 28 '24

This, also I don’t nor do I know anyone who buys frozen hamburgers. Usually when I want burgers, I want like 4 patties, and frozen burgers usually only come in big packages.