A man claims a delivery driver scoffed some of his takeaway before handing over his order - and says he has the footage to prove it.<br /><br />Wayne Fry, 42, watched on his Ring doorbell as the worker arrived at his house in Weymouth, Dorset.<br /><br />Video appears to show the man reaching into the bag and picking something up - and then moving his hand to his mouth.<br /><br />Wayne, from Weymouth, Dorset, says he's convinced a few of his chips were nicked.<br /><br />He said he complained and Just Eat, who he ordered through, offered a full refund, while the takeaway restaurant offered free food.<br /><br />Wayne said: "I just couldn't believe what I was seeing. He pulled up and picked up the bag of food from the passenger seat and started eating.<br /><br />"He definitely had a couple of handfuls.<br /><br />"When we unpacked the food the other paper bags were twisted together neatly at the top - but the chip bag was just crumpled.<br /><br />"I'm sure he shook it so it looked like there were more chips left inside than there actually were."<br /><br />Wayne, his wife and three kids, ordered chips, curries and chicken balls via the Just Eat app on July 14, at around 6:45pm.<br /><br />The family ate the rest of the food but couldn't bring themselves to have the chips after seeing the clip.<br /><br />And Wayne said they won't order from the restaurant again.<br /><br />He said: "You just don't expect to see that when you're buying the family a treat - we honestly thought we were seeing things.<br /><br />"It also makes you wonder what else goes on and how many other people this has happened to.<br /><br />"If he needed a couple of quid for some chips I'd have gladly given it to him. But I don't know where his hands have been - I don't want them in our food!"<br /><br />Both Just Eat and the takeaway restaurant did not comment.
