A carton of eggs, a container of milk, a stick of butter, and a crack pipe. 28-year-old Tesia Britt made an order with her local Colorado Walmart for grocery delivery, but when she and her three-year-old daughter were unloading the bags, they found a dirty crack pipe in one of them. Walmart says it’s taken ‘disciplinary action’ against the third-party driver, but Britt says the store hasn’t apologized, nor have they given her a gift card the chain promised her. She told the press, “Honestly, they treating this whole situation like it’s just a messed up grocery order and it’s bigger than that.” No word on the possibility of charges against the driver, who Walmart now says has been terminated.
Driver Fired After Customer Finds Crack Pipe In Her Grocery Delivery
Smiling delivery man holding a grocery bag ready to deliver to the customer at home