Asda employee targets entitled flat shoppers with a bold warning after repeated requests to haul 10 crates of groceries and booze upstairs. Asda’s delivery drivers now follow a strict policy: orders go only to doorsteps or communal areas, not up flights of stairs.

Shoppers ordering 10 crates and expecting drivers to scale stairs are met with Asda’s updated delivery stance and some snarky online reactions. The policy, updated post-pandemic, is now one of the most searched Asda delivery terms: 'If it’s unsafe, we won’t do it.'

Since 2020, Asda drivers must leave all deliveries at the doorstep or communal area; carrying crates upstairs is now strictly off the menu, no matter how much booze is inside.