(Video) Rempeyek Business Owner Pissed Off At Johor Woman For Cancelling Order Upon Arriving At Her Doorstep

Unfortunately for him, the customer was not at home when he arrived and to make matters worse, it was a cash-on-delivery order. Here's what happened:The owner of the Rempeyek Padu Mantap business shared his recent delivery experience in a couple of videos on his TikTok channel. The man, who goes by @yang_mulia78 on the social site, said that he was disappointed to find that the customer who ordered his product was not at home when he made the delivery.

'I don't understand these sort of customers. I travelled all the way from Pasir Gudang to Kulai. I arrived but no one was home. When I called, she said she forgot about the order cause she went out and told me to just cancel it,' he said in the video. Still frustrated about the experience, the entrepreneur posted a follow-up video to expose the customer who cancelled the large order of rempeyek from his business. 'I'm exhausted. Travelled all this way but it's fine.

The two posts drew a lot of attention on both TikTok and Twitter with netizens sympathising with the business owner after learning that he travelled nearly 50 kilometres to deliver the customer's order, only for it to be cancelled at the last minute. A few even shared similar experiences of forgetting that they ordered something to be delivered to their house.There were also those who suggested for @yang_mulia78 to make sure customers pay a deposit when they place their orders.

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