>> Speaker 1: You wanna call the police on them for having a barbecue on a Sunday? [CROSSTALK] >> I'm gonna tell them there's an African American man threatening my life. >> Experiencing a racist DoorDasher. [00:00:52] >> Speaker 2: Anybody else got a name? [00:01:12] >> Mind you all, I never spoke with her, never seen her or anything. >> Speaker 3: Put up the picture full mass. This is why we do the show, it's a public service announcement. Provides an opportunity for reflection and correction. A DoorDash driver was captured on video delivering an order, [00:01:33] but decided to also bring racial slurs. This was in North Carolina. The driver referred to as Melanie by TikTok user, Princess Jones, was captured on a ring doorbell camera. [00:01:48] You saw the rude way in which she decided to opine about the order. So after she left the food, Melanie could be heard saying, here's your ish n word. Come get it, as she took a picture of the delivered order. [00:02:07] The video of the racist DoorDash driver went viral after being shared by Jones on TikTok with the caption at DoorDash this was definitely the most heartbreaking and worst experience I've ever experienced with dealing with DoorDash and [00:02:22] Lil Melanie count your days well. And I don't think that's a physical threat, but definitely a social media one. So here we are, the person who's the victim of these racial slurs said I don't know her, never spoke to the person, did not have contact with this individual. [00:02:42] But naturally, we clearly see there's racist sentiment as if all of these things must have happened prior. We got Rickey Smiley to opine on this matter. [00:02:58] It doesn't make sense to me. You're delivering food, then all of a sudden, you decide to just start saying racist things that typically you can see if a person has a ring video doorbell. So here we are, Rickey, thoughts? >> Speaker 4: First of all, Dr. Richey, I'm not sure if I'm watching the right [00:03:16] show or not because I thought all the Karen's lived in the suburbs. >> [LAUGH] >> Dr. Richey, I ain't never seen a Karen DoorDash. Okay, we're going to have to come up that's not Karen, that's KK. >> [LAUGH] >> That's KK, [00:03:32] that's delivering DoorDash and to sit there and wait for them. What if the lady would have came to the door? What was she going to confront her or something? Is she unhappy with the tip? What is she unhappy about? Nothing, justifies that kind of behavior and I'm glad I watch your show all the time, Dr. Richie, and [00:03:51] I'm glad that you are bringing exposure and bringing light to people like this. So maybe people can take a deep breath and think their actions before they do it. Because man, that is just absolutely awful. You must be having a real bad day to sit there and [00:04:10] wait for somebody to come to the door and hurl out racial slurs to someone that I never done DoorDash. But on the app, can you see what color the person is, who you're delivering the food to. [00:04:25] You know what I'm saying? I don't know, I'm confused. >> Speaker 4: Yeah, so the answer is no which makes this story even more ironic and will say this. As far as DoorDash is concerned, as a company, you have to address this [00:04:41] number one because I would have a feeling, well, wait a minute. If you got folks like this working for DoorDash, why would I trust that they would not tamper with my food if they already hate my skin color while delivering my food? [00:04:56] What will stop them from tampering with my food?