So who is leaving the groceries in the driveway?

So, to me this means the customer received orders in the past that were delivered to her driveway. lol.

I wonder if that driver then got deactivated and went directly to Reddit to tell us: “I just got deactivated for no reason.”

And along those lines, I’m beginning to wonder how many of these deactivations for “no good reason” are actually the result of spark drivers leaving groceries in a driveway or something similar.

It’s just a theory and I’m obviously not saying Spark never does us wrong.

I’m just thinking out loud after seeing those instructions.