#1 Posted by Generic_username (601 posts) -  So, after listening
to the most recent Bombcast, a realization came into my mind. In
cases of food delivery, there must be people who say "I've
changed my mind, I don't want it anymore" when the delivery
person gets to the door. What the hell do you do in this
situation? You've not only prepared the food, but wasted the
time and gas to take the food to the door. In my food service
experience (which did not involve delivery), we'd just take
someone changing their mind after food was made as a loss and
move on, but this seems like a pretty big loss to take for a
single house. Is there some kind of mandatory delivery fee? If
so, what happens if they flat-out refuse to pay a dime?  Just a
random question that popped into my head, hoping some duder out
there can sate my curiosity. I'm sure the answer isn't actually
all that interesting.  #2 Edited by Pr1mus (3873 posts) -  The
only time i refused delivery is when it took about an hour and
half to get here and i was unab