With the rise of Uber Eats, DoorDash, and other food delivery services, getting a meal from your favorite restaurant has never been easier.
Though the experience is meant to be both easy and enjoyable, there are some that seek to ruin that for everyone. When one Uber Eats employee was spotted stealing food from an order, a bystander recorded the whole thing and exposed him online.
These measures are implemented and practiced in order to offer some peace of mind to the person who ordered, so they can know that between the restaurant making it and them eating it, their food wasn't touched.
However, a disturbing video shows that one worker seemingly found ways to get around this.
He was still next to the restaurant the food was from, so Sarah's friend who recorded the video was able to ask the staff and confirm that he was an Uber Eats driver who just picked up that order.
The video currently has over 1 million views.
He picks up things like noodles and chicken and transfers them to his own Tupperware container, plucking a few pieces from seemingly every container in the bag.
He even tries to pour some soup into his serving, but seems to decide it's not worth it.
In the background of the video, you can hear Sarah's friend reacting in disgust and shock at what the stranger is doing. Near the end, you can hear him explaining to someone else that the driver has "clearly done this before."
Before stuffing his container of stolen food in his backpack, he pulls out a stapler, which he uses to staple the paper bag containing the order shut once more.
With that, he gets on his bike and rides off to make his half-stolen delivery.
And many in the comments agree. "You know [what's] crazy- Imagine how many people do this and [AREN'T] caught on camera," reads one.
A few people asked why the person recording didn't confront him, to which Sarah said they didn't want an altercation, instead reporting him to both the restaurant and Uber.
In a statement made to Daily Dot, an Uber representative said, "What’s been described is completely unacceptable. The delivery person’s access to the app has been removed."
We can all rest a little easier knowing there's one less food thief working for Uber Eats.
h/t: Daily Dot
