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Input: AITA: We ordered pizza from the Domino's arround the corner. We used the online app. We placed our order and watched each notification on the cool pizza tracker. The guy left the store at about 6:40pm. According to Google maps we live 1 minute drive time from the store. I tested it at 29 seconds to drive. The guy did not deliver the food for over half an hour after it says he left the store. We left instructions in the procided section on how to call us if they could not get in our building. There is an intercom out front that will call our cell phones. No possible way to get the number wrong. He said that he was there for a while trying to get in but the number is wrong. I had even waited out front for 10 min when it said he left the store. It was raining and I wanted to be there so they would not have to wait .Nobody was there so I finally went back inside. He finally shows up and I take the food, say thanks and signed for the bill. I gave no tip. I felt bad because I understand that they mostly work for tips in service jobs. I don't like to stiff people who are helping me. I also think that tips is literally an acronym for (to insure prompt service). We did not get prompt service. We got slow service and what seems to be a lie to cover thier ass. Am I the asshole?

not tipping a delivery driver who was super late