How can gig delivery drivers help someone who seems to be struggling?

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When I'm out at 8:00am driving for DoorDash or UberEats and I get an order from Bevmo or Total Wine, I just know I'm probably delivering to an alcoholic's home. Sometimes it's the same customer I see everyday.

It's not my job to judge, I'm just a driver. As long as the customer doesn't appear drunk, I'm supposed to complete the delivery.

But I feel like there is maybe something I could do to help them. Is there something I can give them or say that would be helpful? Should I report them somewhere? Any advice appreciated!

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