“I hope no one took his order.”

An Instacart shopper is sharing their frustration after an outrageous request from an entitled buyer left him surprised.

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u/Aggressive_Candy_345 posted a collection of screenshots to r/InstacartConsumers that kicked off with a buyer demanding their order be delivered to their doorstep. While that isn’t uncommon, they admitted they reside on the seventeenth flooring and their elevator was out of service.

“I might have to cancel,” the consumer wrote after greedy the state of affairs, “it’s 22 water bottles and 17 floors.”

In his Reddit put up, he clarified that the shopper had truly ordered 4 24-packs of water, six 12-packs of water, seven 4-liter jugs of distilled water, and 7 4-liter jugs of mineral water. That’s a serious haul in any state of affairs, however significantly for one which includes 17 flights of stairs.

To high if all off, the shopper was not remotely understanding after the consumer expressed his concern.

“It’s your choice, but I want that it will be delivered at my doorstep that’s why I let you know in your advance,” they wrote. “You have to use stairs. I want all the water bottles. So please don’t cancel my water bottles, otherwise I have to complaints against you.”

After contacting help, u/Aggressive_Candy_345 stated he was in a position to cancel, however famous that it was counted towards him and he wasn’t paid the whopping $8 he anticipated from the order.

“The nerve of this guy,” he wrote.

Other customers chime in

Most supply drivers have tales of outrageous requests from clueless prospects, however this one actually takes the cake.

How do Instacart customers deal with unreasonable, entitled prospects?

There have been a couple of individuals who questioned whether or not this buyer was even critical—or presumably just a few bored weirdo trolling somebody attempting to do their job. But others who’ve handled some actually ridiculous folks prior to now have been cynical sufficient to roll with the belief that this buyer was simply actually that entitled.

The unique poster admitted that they’d solely been working for Instacart for 2 weeks when this occurred, resulting in different customers providing some recommendation for the long run.

As for the shopper—assuming they have been the actual deal—hopefully they wised up and simply purchased a Brita filter.

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