The service that the customer paid for, according to the apps and detailed in the article, is street-level delivery only. So imagine paying for one thing and t

The service that the customer paid for, according to the apps and detailed in the article, is street-level delivery only. So imagine paying for one thing and then extorting an additional service out of the driver because the service gives you more power than the driver. Seems to me the legislation should be focused on the delivery app companies -- force them to pay workers extra if an order requires the extra time and risk of inside delivery. And maybe even cover the cost of anything stolen while they're workers are on the job. They'd very quickly figure out a solution.