An August incident at a Minnesota pizzeria may be a hint and or a warning for users, both consumers and businesses, who utilize food delivery services. Working nights and weekends, either driving for Uber/Lyft or becoming a delivery driver, either directly for a restaurant or through a service like DoorDash or Uber Eats. Uber Driver Takes Pizza For ThemselvesBack in August, a Twin Cities pizzeria posted online about an Uber driver who decided, rather than deliver the pizza to the paying customer (do you know how expensive it is to order using these services, btw? With Prices High For Everything, Will We See Less Delivery & More Home Dining? Once the delivery isn't made, you can notify the restaurant and the delivery service, and another good option is to file a police report, as it might be part of a larger problem.