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A food delivery driver has been wrongly called out after Aussies claimed he was eating a customers' order - before a man claiming to the driver pictured offered a simple explanation.
The delivery driver was spotted eating the meal in the Sydney suburb of Bondi Junction, with a grumpy woman posting the video online for everyone to see.
The footage shows him munching on McChicken burger from an opened McDelivery bag, surrounded by a cluster of other food orders.
'Looks like people in Bondi won't be getting dinner in a hurry tonight,' she wrongly wrote.
A food delivery driver has been wrongly called out after being filmed eating an order — before a man claiming to the driver pictured offered a simple explanation.
The response from viewers was swift and brutal, with many jumping to incorrect conclusions about the drivers' behaviour, alleging that he had taken the food from a customer.
'Typical UberEats driver,' one Aussie wrote.
A second added: 'This is why I just go and get my own food.'
But then, a man claiming to be the delivery driver featured in the video explained why he was entitled to eat the meal, and it is not suggested otherwise.
'The customer cancelled that order on pickup after they had an emergency. Please don't video me.'
Food delivery drivers have become a familiar sight in every Australian city
This led to some Aussies turning their attention to the woman who filmed the clip in the first place, asking why she did it.
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