To be in PJs and hoodie when Ocado driver comes?

[Straightouttabrompton]

I have make up on absurdly, hair brushed - but I'm in flowery PJ bottoms and a pink hoodie. Change or no?

No way! They've seen a lot worse. X

So long as the bottoms aren't transparent!

Pj's are fine for asda but not for ocado

Hell no. Tesco delivery drivers have seen me worse. It's basically part of their job description to be prepared for us lot .

Ha I actually make sure the house and I are immaculate for Waitrose man.

Switch to Tesco. They've never seen me in make up, rarely see me with my hair brushed and nearly always see me in my PJ's and they never bat an eylid. In fact they are all really lovely (maybe they just pity me ha ha)

One memorable Ocado delivery I still had my boob out from feeding DD- was in that "funk" of night feeding - didn't even notice till after. PJs and a hoody would be fine!

You:

     "Oh, hello, Ocado Driver...sorry about the outfit...been really ill"

Sorted!

Sounds fine! I work shifts so occasionally answer the door to the postman at 2pm post night shifts in a dressing gown and nothing else, having clearly been woken up.

Oh, and it being an Ocado delivery, they might chuck in some bonus sympathy asparagus. Win win.

That sounds positively well-dressed to me. I'm sure our postman thinks I work nights given my attire!

What?!

I once opened the door to mine in a towel and ridiculously sexy shiny red Stuart weitzman patent stilettos. I couldn't resist trying my new shoes on after a bath and thought he was my flat mate coming back after a run

^^ PPs

Unexpected meter reader almost fled, poor sod, when I opened the door in bright green seaweed face mask and clingfilm-wrapped hot oil treatment hair.

And clothes. Obviously.

Our bin man asked me if I worked nights cos I was always always rushing the bin out on a Monday morning, was slightly embarrassing to say "no I'm just lazy"

@grassalwayslooksgreener that's me too
I'm now very thankful a friend of a friend happens to be one of my bin men and now texts me to let me know when he is in the street before mine as I'm terrible at remembering to put them out

YANBU to answer the door like that

YABU to assume the delivery driver cares enough to judge what you wear.

I work for a supermarket that does home delivery and unless a customer opened the door in a 7ft bunny suit or nothing at all (aka something extremely out of the norm), they barely notice nor do they care. So you're wearing flowery leggings/casual trousers and a hoodie ... how is that in any way unreasonable ?