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DoorDash customers in L.A. who didn’t stock up on groceries before Hurricane Hilary are gonna have to find a new way to eat … ’cause the company’s suspended deliveries.
DoorDash says it’s activated its “Severe Weather Protocol,” putting a temporary pause on operations in places like Los Angeles County, San Diego, Palm Springs, and Barstow as the storm continues to pass through southern California.
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The food delivery halt went into effect at 3:45 PM Sunday, and the company says it’s expected to resume work at 11 AM on Monday, depending on how the weather’s looking.
People jumping on the app might end up a little hangry — a popup message is now appearing, explaining the interruption, and all the restaurants are only listed as “pickup” options.
In other words, go get your own damn food!
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