Deliverer loses cool after client shows up to door in underwear

2026-06-04

When you order food delivery, do you dress up to collect your meal? Or do you roll up to the door in your PJs? Or just underwear? That’s the crux of an argument that has gone viral online, involving a food deliverer who felt disrespected when the client picked up his meal wearing just a pair of boxers. The delivery workers asked him to at least put some trousers on, but the client refused, saying he didn’t see a reason to do so, since he was in his own home. Both sides grabbed their phones to record the spat, which has put delivery etiquette at the center of the internet’s hottest debate.

- I asked him to put some pants on
and show a little respect.
I even brought the food up.

The food deliverer lost his cool after a young man came to the door to pick up his order in his underwear. He says it’s a form of harassment.

- I warned you to put on some pants.
- Why should I?
- Because I don’t know you.
We’re strangers.
Show some respect!

But the client refused to change clothes, and instead pulled out his own phone and recorded the shouting match about whether clothes are necessary or optional.

- I picked up the order in underwear.
He said I didn’t respect it.
He even asked if I wanted to fight.

The spat happened in New Taipei’s Banqiao District. Though neither party sued the other, they both posted videos of the incident on social media, accusing each other of vulgarity. The client says he saw nothing wrong with collecting his food wearing just a pair of boxers, adding that he ended up putting on a pair of trousers. He pledged to file a complaint on the delivery platform. Meanwhile, the deliverer feels violated, and says it’s not the first time it’s happened.

Mr. Wang
Food deliverer
He thinks I shouldn’t ask him to wear pants. But I think everyone should be treated with respect, no matter our jobs. It’s his home and he can wear whatever he wants in there as long as he’s not interacting with me. It’s none of my business. But when you’re meeting a stranger, you should show basic manners.

So, who’s wrong and who’s right? People are of two minds.

Member of public
Would wear pants
Just wear some shorts or something. Just boxers is not OK.

Member of public
Thinks deliverer is overreacting
Out of politeness, you would put on some trousers. But my first thought was that it doesn’t really matter. I think the deliverer is making a mountain out of a molehill.

A legal expert says that since the client was at home, it would be difficult to prosecute him for public indecency or nuisance. Legally, it’s fine to be underdressed, but civically perhaps it’s better to put on some clothes.

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少年"只穿內褲"拿外送外送員控騷擾雙方爆衝突

2026-06-04

新北市有一名從事外送工作長達八年的王先生，出面控訴，說一名少年出來拿外送時，打赤膊、只穿一條內褲，讓他覺得被騷擾，當場與這名少年爆發口角衝突！少年說，在自家門口拿，為何不能只穿內褲？認為是外送員在找碴，雙方事後互不提告，影片曝光，在網路上引發熱議。

- 我請他穿個褲子拿東西
尊重一下沒問題
我幫你送上來

外送員送餐，驚見一名少年，穿著內褲出來拿外送，外送員認為被騷擾，雙方因此爆發口角。

- 我先傳說請你褲子穿起來
- 我跟你說為什麼
- 啊因為我跟你不認識
我是陌生人啊
你要尊重我一下啊

對方也不甘示弱，拿起手機反蒐證，兩人為了拿外送到底要不要穿褲子，吵個沒完沒了！

- 穿一條內褲領外送
他說我不尊重他
還問我要不要單挑

事發在新北板橋區，雖然雙方互不提告，但兩人在社群互po影片，控訴對方惡行，少年說，在家只穿著一條內褲拿外送，無傷大雅，後續也跑回去穿了一條長褲，決定向外送平台申訴；外送員認為被騷擾，畢竟不是頭一回遇上這種事。

[[當事外送員王先生]]
“他可能覺得，我不應該請他穿褲子吧，那我覺得是說，不管什麼行業都需要被尊重，覺得他自己家，那我是覺得畢竟你家，如果你沒有接觸我，你要怎麼穿你的事，可是我跟你是陌生人，你還是要一個基本的尊重”

在自己家門口，到底能不能只穿一條內褲跟外送員接觸？民眾看法不同。

[[其他民眾]]
“基本穿個短褲就好，內褲不太適合”

[[其他民眾]]
“禮貌上應該自己會自覺的應該要穿上一個外褲，但第一時間我直覺性，還是覺得應該無所謂，我覺得那個外送員，也太小題大作了啦”

律師說，少年在自家，穿著一條內褲拿外送，無從構成公然猥褻或妨害風化，很難認定違法！

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Kaohsiung dumps stray dogs in Tainan’s Longqi, sparking fury

Residents of Longqi District in Tainan have long noticed an increase in numbers of stray dogs in recent years. There have been many reports of attacks on protected pangolins. Chicken farmers are also worried. Now, there is widespread outrage after residents discovered that animal protection authorities in neighboring Kaohsiung City were offloading their own stray dogs into Tainan’s Longqi under the cover of night. Let’s find out more.

These stray dogs have been confirmed by the Tainan City Animal Health Inspection and Protection Office to be spayed or neutered, microchipped, and then released into the wild by officials.

Hung Chen-kai
Tainan City Government
Upon investigation, three of these five animals had implanted microchips. They were transferred from shelters in other counties and cities to Longqi District.

The Tainan City Animal Health Inspection and Protection Office’s explanation was guarded. However, the vehicle that released these stray dogs in Longqi District was actually an official vehicle from the Kaohsiung City Animal Protection Office. Under the cover of night, they released five stray dogs into mountainous areas in Longqi and were caught red-handed by local residents.

Lu Chih-hung
Chicken farmer
We could never find the culprit before. But this time, we caught the Kaohsiung City Animal Protection Office red-handed in the middle of releasing these strays.

It’s not just chicken farmers that detest stray dogs. There are also many protected pangolins in Longqi and there have been frequent reports of them attacked by stray dogs. The Tainan City Animal Health Inspection and Protection Office never releases stray dogs caught in Longqi back to the area. However, officials from the office never expected that their neighboring counterparts would cross over city borders and cause trouble.

Kuo Ming-chin
Kaohsiung City Animal Protection Office
The administrative boundaries at the scene were not easily discernible, causing staff to mistakenly return the dogs to a neighboring jurisdiction administered by Tainan.

However, local residents are questioning the increase in the number of stray dogs in recent years. They suspect that official vehicles have gotten lost there more than once. They are hoping that the government will take Taiwan’s stray dog problem seriously and not let the ecosystem of Longqi District, Tainan’s precious backyard, be ruined.

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ICDF to offer student internships in diplomatic allies Saint Lucia and Eswatini

Are you a student who dreams of being a diplomat? Taiwan’s International Cooperation and Development Fund is marking its 30th anniversary with a new campus ambassadors program. University students aged 18 to 30 can apply for internships that let them experience vocational training and medical missions in two of Taiwan’s formal diplomatic allies – Eswatini and Saint Lucia – over their summer vacations. The organizers also hope that through these internships, a youthful perspective on Taiwan’s diplomatic activities will spread in the community. Let’s find out more.

President Lai Ching-te recently visited Eswatini, Taiwan’s only formal diplomatic ally in Africa. The visit took the friendship between the two countries to the next level, and Lai had to overcome considerable pressure from China, drawing the attention of the international community. Now, diplomatic outreach is not only for heads of state, ordinary college students can do it too.

Shouldering large backpacks, students depart Taoyuan Airport for Eswatini. The 20-plus hour flight sees university students brimming with enthusiasm as they step out of their comfort zones to deeply experience a different kind of life in international aid over their summer vacations. From observing and learning about vocational training programs to medical checkups, Taiwanese youth are actively involved, all thanks to the International Cooperation and Development Fund. This year marks the ICDF’s 30th anniversary, a new milestone.

Hsieh Pei-fen
ICDF deputy secretary general
In a way, a 30th anniversary is like turning 30 years old—it’s a truly special milestone. This time, we’ve made special arrangements for students to visit Eswatini, which President Lai just recently visited, or Saint Lucia in the Caribbean, one of our diplomatic allies. You could say these are countries most people might only have the chance to visit once in a lifetime

Not only can students travel to Eswatini, but also to Saint Lucia, a formal diplomatic ally in the Caribbean. For the first time the ICDF is publicly selecting campus ambassadors. Anyone who is 18 years of age or older can apply. After passing the online review and selection process, they can realize their dreams of diplomacy.

Hsieh Pei-fen
ICDF deputy secretary general
If I weren’t already over thirty, I would sign up immediately, because I truly believe this is an exceptionally good opportunity. Many of our diplomatic allies aren’t usually tourist destinations for our citizens. This is a great opportunity, as the ICDF covers all expenses, including airfare and accommodation.

With just a blink of an eye, the ICDF has turned 30. Now it will help the younger generation enter adulthood by gaining new international perspectives.

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Deliverer loses cool after client shows up to door in underwear