A fourth-floor neighbor buys 12 cases of mineral water, and he's surprised by the "delivery guy's revenge."

Illustration depicting the daily life of a Taiwanese food delivery rider: delivery motorcycle, road conditions, and pre-shift preparations. Accompanies the article “Neighbor on the 4th Floor Buys 12 Cases of Bottled Water—He’s Shocked to Discover the ‘Delivery Rider’s Revenge.’”
Illustration depicting the daily life of a Taiwanese food delivery rider: delivery motorcycle, road conditions, and pre-shift preparations. Accompanies the article “Neighbor on the 4th Floor Buys 12 Cases of Bottled Water—He’s Shocked to Discover the ‘Delivery Rider’s Revenge.’”

The original text cites a story circulating online about a delivery dispute, but since it was not possible to contact the parties involved, the police, or obtain a reliable original report, this should not be treated as a verified incident, nor should any assumptions be made about the motives of any delivery person or resident.

When faced with large-volume deliveries, unclear floor levels, or disputes regarding delivery methods, delivery personnel can verify the following objective information upon accepting an order or upon arrival: the weight of the items, whether an elevator is available, parking locations, contact information, and whether the delivery exceeds their capabilities. If there are safety concerns, they should address them through the formal procedures of the service platform or their employer.

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