One of the arguments that social media seemingly never tires of is that surrounding delivery apps. Treatlerites vs. Burrito Taxi Enemies seems to be a debate for the ages, covering all manner of different subtopics from worker’s rights to gender. The truth is, the convenience of the likes of DoorDash and Instacart is something that many customers just aren’t willing to give up, no matter what their complaints with the service or what ethical implications that it may have. 

So long as these apps exist, controversies are going to abound (on the internet, at least). There will always be different scenarios to consider and experiences to complain about. Delivery app discourse is almost as big a business as the apps themselves, especially when they deliver a service that proves to be far from perfect. Considering these are things where people expect efficiency and deviation from, it is going to raise some eyebrows.