WTF-Delivery Driver Conduct

WTF-Delivery Driver Conduct

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Silent1

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19,761 posts

250 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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Our groom (horse carer for the hard of thinking) had a tesco food delivery the other night.
Whilst delierying the food the driver mentions that he knows the bloke who lives in the house, me,(she has a flat above the stables behind our house).
He then goes on to say that I'm a st farmer and how he should have fired me when he had the chance. The problem here is I've never worked with him or for him, in fact I've seen him for a total of no more than 10 minutes in my entire life!

Along with this he claims he had an 8 year relationship with my current boss and only ended it when he caught her shagging a 60 year old bloke on the kitchen table! Again this is all bks.

Our groom then called tescos when he left and said she doesn't want him delivering here ever again and that she wants something to be done about his behaviour.

Is there anything else we can do? Obviously it's slander and if he's going around rubbishing me I'd be inclined to petrolbomb his life as he's acting like scum

posted from my iPhone so sorry for the grammar and smelling pisstakes

Edited by Silent1 on Wednesday 6th January 15:28

st_files

5,437 posts

196 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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I dont understand a word of that....you are getting married to a boss in tescos in the stables?

Edited by st_files on Wednesday 6th January 15:28

B17NNS

18,506 posts

262 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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Are you a st farmer?

bonsai

2,015 posts

195 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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B17NNS said:
Are you a st farmer?
I bet he is.

TheEnd

15,370 posts

203 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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Keep calling back looking for updates on the status, and if the action goes cold, start sending letters higher up.

You'll want to go at a two pronged attack, one on your own slander which is deeply offensive, and how the rumours could cause severe problems to those concerned, and then another angle of highly unprofessional conduct of the driver to engage in conversation that is likely to cause alarm and distress.

The power will be in the slander, and they'll be able to use the unprofessional conduct as a disciplinary matter.


Silent1

Original Poster:

19,761 posts

250 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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B17NNS said:
Are you a st farmer?
yeah I haven't got a fking clue only last week I though AI was when you shag the animals yourself, that took quite a bit of explaining.

Puggit

49,073 posts

263 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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Hedders

24,460 posts

262 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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Have you had anything to do with this guy apart from dealing with him as The man from tesco's?

It all sounds pretty wierd!

CatherineJ

9,586 posts

258 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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Silent1 said:
Our groom (horse carer for the hard of thinking) had a tesco food delivery the other night.
Whilst delierying the food the driver mentions that he knows the bloke who lives in the house, me,(she has a flat above the stables behind our house).
He then goes on to say that I'm a st farmer and how he should have fired me when he had the chance. The problem here is I've never worked with him or for him, in fact I've seen him for a total of no more than 10 minutes in my entire life!

Along with this he claims he had an 8 year relationship with my current boss and only ended it when he caught her shagging a 60 year old bloke on the kitchen table! Again this is all bks.

Our groom then called tescos when he left and said she doesn't want him delivering here ever again and that she wants something to be done about his behaviour.

Is there anything else we can do? Obviously it's slander and if he's going around rubbishing me I'd be inclined to petrolbomb his life as he's acting like scum

posted from my iPhone so sorry for the grammar and smelling pisstakes

Edited by Silent1 on Wednesday 6th January 15:28
S1, that didn't make much sense. Can you try again.

chunkymonkey71

13,089 posts

213 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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I thought all farmers used st?

Doesnt it help stuff grow?


Puggit

49,073 posts

263 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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chunkymonkey71 said:
I thought all farmers used st?

Doesnt it help stuff grow?
I think they thought he grew st, not used it to grow stuff confused

NoNeed

15,137 posts

215 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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I think you paths have crossed at some point in the past.

Steamer

14,054 posts

228 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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Just tell him in no uncertain terms:

"GETT OFFF MAIIII LANND!!!"

If you can't do that, you are a st farmer.

elster

17,517 posts

225 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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OK then I will get it out the way.

Is the groom fit?

I have a thing for horsey girls.

bananapieface

403 posts

189 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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Is st farming a euthanism?

Doofus

30,699 posts

188 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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bananapieface said:
Is st farming a euthanism?
No, but it's grounds for euphamasia

Edited by Doofus on Wednesday 6th January 15:43

Doofus

30,699 posts

188 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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Why have you got it in for the delivery driver? How do you know it's not your groom (is that a horse carer for the hard of thinking?) that's not just claiming the delivery driver said it?

And more seriously, whether or not you're a st farmer, if he thinks he should have fired you when he had the chance then fair enough, but I don't think that's slander. And if he told your groom (horse carer for the hard of thinking) that he had a relationship with your boss, then on what possible grounds could you have him for slander? You've already said you know it isn't true (and you were very quick to point out said boss's innocence to us), so the boss has no gorunds for slander, and neither do you as your reputation hasn't been harmed.

Now your OP, on the other hand. That's not done you any favours...

Silent1

Original Poster:

19,761 posts

250 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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Condensed version.

The bloke who delivered the tescos delivery i met once for about 10 minutes on the farm i work on once, he used to date the farm's owner, then the relationship ended. The next year he stopped working for the farm.

He now delivers for tescos, whereby he told our groom (horse carer) this 'story' about me being useless at farming (this is despite him having never seen me do any work and having never worked with me) and how he caught his ex-gf (the farm owner & my boss) shagging another bloke on the kitchen table once.

So once he left, our groom (horse carer) called tescos and complained


Is that better?

sday12

5,058 posts

226 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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Move out of the countryside, it's full of weirdos.

Admitted so is London, but I can guarantee you won't know the person delivering your shopping.


HTH

becksW

14,690 posts

226 months

Wednesday 6th January 2010
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His behaviour is totally unprofessional, did you work for him in the past or has he mistaken you for someone else.

Either way he should not have mouthed off to someone who would have no business to know what you were like as a farmer or who he had shagged in the past.

Very strange scenario tbh but the guy is totally out of order even if he has his facts wrong.