DoorDash driver texts TikTok customer, Hannah Hollyla, “it’s part of life” after delivering to wrong address in screenshot message

TikTok user Hännah (@hannahhollyla) shared the screenshots between her and her DoorDash driver, Priti, on the food delivery app in a slideshow posted Monday. It all started when she wasn’t able to find her food after being alerted that it was delivered. As well as, “I literally had one yell at me claiming that my apartment didn’t exist and then said I had the wrong number as the address, even when I didn’t.”

Other viewers thought the situation was rather comical, as they quoted what the Dasher had texted Hannah, adding additional commentary to display that they thought it was funny.

Though Hannah never received her delivery order from her Dasher, she didn’t take it too personally, taking to her comments section to say, “I can’t be mad, he was so funny!”

TikTokers thought the Dasher was “gaslighting” Hannah in their text conversation

After not receiving her delivery order, Hannah texted her Dasher to check in to see what was up. She initially messaged the delivery driver saying, “I did not receive my food.”

The Dasher then texted Hannah to assure her that her order was there, saying, “Check the door in front of you… It’s there I promise.”

After Hännah contacted the driver on the app, they responded with, “Check the door infront of u” and “It’s there I Promise.”

But since the photo of the delivery didn’t match her house, the driver admitted to making a mistake and asked Hännah to go grab the food herself. “You can walk to grab it please thank you,” they wrote.

The situation got more confusing when the driver couldn’t remember which house they delivered the food to. Eventually, they blamed the error on a GPS issue, leading them to the wrong address. Viewers of Hannah’s viral TikTok took to her comments to point out that the Dasher was “gaslighting” her, saying, “Not him gaslighting you!”

Others shared their similar experiences, saying, “Had this exact conversation with a shipping company the other day. I told them the picture wasn’t my house and they pretty much said, ‘Well go look for it.’”