This is a hot topic for debate. Naked is being defined as answering the door to get the order you placed topless, and not necessarily totally without clothing. Customers are arguing they can do so since it is them who are paying, but the decency, you know!
In Tyler, Texas, a netizen is sharing on Facebook how she has been using DoorDash to pay for gas and school supplies, since she’s a full-time college student. In other words, she drives for DoorDash. Take note here that she’s a woman DoorDash driver.
One time, she told netizens how she visited this home, and “the person who opened the door was completely naked.”
So, that’s where the point of giving is. Ridesharing Forum won’t agree to customers meeting their orders completely naked. They can be in sleeveless, tank top, or maybe even topless – but that seems too much also, nevertheless then – but should not be completely naked. When accepting orders at your doorstep, it’s also like you are doing business, and nobody would do business completely naked.
The person who caught the post on Facebook, who is writing for the KNUE 101.5 website, a media outlet in Texas, stated, “At the same time, if it’s raining, cold, or dark, I may meet them in case that makes it easier. In these situations, one thing I make sure to do is put clothes on. They may not be fancy clothes, and I may look like a zombie person depending on the time of day, but I won’t be naked.”
Yes, put clothes on. Some people are uncomfortable being topless all the time, so they’re safe.
People seeing the post could then sense the insensitivity. Some are lamenting the situation of the female DoorDash driver, while others just shrugged it off, finding it hilarious. Others are quipping, “Where are the images?” Some others are suggesting that the incident then be reported to the police.
Ridesharing Forum has a previous report on these incidents, particularly involving the Uber Eats app.
“Sometimes men open the door to female riders naked or in their underwear,” stated Marina, the delivery driver who encountered the oddity. “One man I delivered food to tried to pull me inside his house. Another slapped me across the face in the street. Doing this job makes you feel that you are not a human being, just a delivery machine.”
What does psychology say about being naked? It’s confidence, the doctors are saying.
“A recent well-controlled study shows that group nakedness increases body appreciation and self-esteem, and reduces physique anxiety,” Psychology Today said in their story entitled “Hate Your Body? Public Nakedness Might Change That.”
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