'No one can fit that in their car': Delivery driver confused by enormous order he literally cannot fit in his vehicle

Remy Millisky • Writer and Editor

Mar 15, 2023 11:00 AM EDT

A food delivery driver got an order that was neither food nor deliverable.

Delivery work can be hard – dealing with cranky Karen customers, working with restaurant staff who rush you along, and of course, driving for hours. But this guy's problem is a little out of the ordinary. He's used to delivering the normal items, but not an oversized load like this!

As u/nabiscosoursnac shared to a delivery subreddit, he accepted a delivery without knowing what was in the order. Once he saw that it was for numerous tires, he realized he couldn't possibly fit that in his car. It's kind of a crazy thing to have delivered through the service anyway, since it's typically used for food or small items. But as the OP notes, repair shops utilize the service anyway, even for massively heavy and bulky stuff, apparently.

The worst part of this story is that the driver still hasn't been contacted by any higher-ups at the delivery service. Hopefully they'll take notice and resolve the issue!

Up next, this dude's neighbor is SO entitled that she is demanding to use his one and only car — and blasting him on social media for his refusal.

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One delivery guy began a chat with the support team after getting assigned this insanely large delivery...

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The dasher then noted that even after 6 whole days, they never got a reply back

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