A SHOCKING video allegedly catches a grotty Uber Eats driver defecating on a driveway after delivering a customer’s food.
The unidentified delivery man was caught on camera late last month nipping to a neighbouring driveway after dropping off a food order.
Incredibly, the unfazed driver is then seen dropping his trousers and doing a poo behind a car, seemingly unaware of the cameras watching him.
The video begins with the delivery driver, dressed in a puffer jacket and jeans, handing the food over to the unnamed customer whilst holding what appears to be a Deliveroo bag.
After a brief exchange of words, the bald bloke begins to walk back in the direction of his parked car whilst examining his phone.
However, he proceeds to surprisingly bypass his motor – which still has its lights on and its engine running – and heads across to the driveway of the neighbouring house.
There, the camera angle switches to the neighbour’s CCTV camera, which reveals the man walking behind a black car parked on the driveway.
There, he squats down apparently in an effort to hide from prying eyes and pulls his trousers down whilst still holding his bag and phone.
He then proceeds to seemingly defecate brazenly on the driveway, apparently having been caught short as the noise of his number two can disgustingly be heard over the camera.
The video is soon cut off, but the man remains squatted, apparently unfazed by his own grim actions.
The video was posted to social media last week with the caption: “An Uber Eats driver took a s**t on my neighbour’s drive.
“They called it ‘less than ideal’ when I kicked off about it.”
The post has since received over 1,700 likes and more than 390 comments from users left both disgusted and amused by the driver’s boldness.
One user said: “I’m impressed with his matter-of-fact approach, straight over, squat and go.
“I was more disturbed by the fact that he has the food bag in his hands still and no visible means of wiping.”
Another added: “Clearly an experienced drive-shitter. The thought of no toilet paper gives me heart palpitations. No idea how he pulled this off so confidently.”
A third said: “This is one of the dozens of reasons I haven’t had food delivered in years.
“If I’m hungry enough to spend 25 quid on a takeaway, I’m bloody well hungry enough to go and pick it up.”
Another added: “I had to take a s**t down an alleyway the other month when on a dog walk. Came from nowhere. Was either do that or shit in my pants.
“Feel sorry for the guy. I had about five mins. I am just grateful I wasn’t anywhere too public, on a bus or something.”
A fifth quipped: “That’s a s**t delivery service.”
Uber Eats has been contacted for comment.
