There is quite a lot of missing context in this story. Meta provides a $25 meal delivery credit for employees in offices that do not serve catered dinner. It i

There is quite a lot of missing context in this story. Meta provides a $25 meal delivery credit for employees in offices that do not serve catered dinner. It is valid only within a specific time window on weekdays, and meals can only be delivered to the office. The offense here is that employees were ordering items other than food, or not actually working at the time of delivery. Like they would order food to the office, go in to grab it, and then leave. Meta's behavior seems quite justified here.