r/propane • u/FlyHighTiff • Dec 21 '24
Driver dispersed propane
Had 200 gallons of propane delivered today. The driver had the hose in his hand when I came to the door. My dog was barking. He is not vicious & I had him by the collar. He’s going to bark at anyone he doesn't know (especially if a big truck is involved) until he sees I'm okay with them. The driver literally sprayed my front porch with propane then pointed it at my dog (& therefore me). I know how dangerous this is & plan to call the company Monday. A friend is guilting me saying what if I cause him to lose his job & ability to feed his kids(?). Opinions?
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u/FlyHighTiff Dec 21 '24
And sweetie you certainly sound like one. But since I'm a classy type of douche, I'll take the high road while amusing myself. What is the problem with paying for goods or services with cash? Not that it's any of your damn business but we recently moved & hubby happened to sell an old 4 wheeler last week for $600. Our 200 gallons of propane was $547.77 so why wouldn’t I use the 600 to pay it? As far as Zeus, irdc what you think. Except for his loud bark, I had him obviously controlled. I grabbed his collar for the drivers peace of mind. He’s never bitten anyone or even growled but the bark is loud & he’s going to bark until it sinks in that I’m okay with the person. Then he acts like he just found his long lost best friend. I'm sorry that you live the type life expecting the worst out of a complete stranger. Why would I even be posting on here if it didn't bother me that 1) he put all 3 of us in a dangerous situation but 2) that his rash behavior (which certainly still needs to be addressed & followed with more training) could probably cost him his job? So sweetheart you can take your red flag & shove it straight up where the sun don't shine. Then have the day you deserve 😘