Indiana pizza delivery driver Connor Stephanoff hiked through snowstorm and got $2 tip on $40 order — before police officer steps in to help

@Officer Craig

A $2 tip is a crime! Who did this: #embarrassing Rockstar Pizza comes with a Rockstar screwdriver. (Brownsburg, Indiana) This guy is a rare breed. Although it was snowing all day today, there were nearly 30 collisions and slip-and-fall accidents reported every hour. This school bus was involved in a minor collision. The bus slid backwards and sideways down a hill and got stuck, blocking a street in this neighborhood, making it completely impassable. The road was bad so it took about 20 minutes. Gain 3-4 miles. this #Delivery driver He pulled up before police arrived. The delivery took place about a quarter mile past where the bus blocked the street. This young man did not allow himself to be discouraged by such things. He didn't call the manager to complain, nor did he call the customer to tell them the $40 pizza they ordered couldn't be delivered. Oh my god. This man has a different body. He was undaunted by the obstacles he faced, including a half-mile round-trip hike through cold, wet snow. He parked his car at the top of a hill and got out, wearing gray sweats and Nikes, without a coat or gloves. He picked up this Rockstar Pizza and set off on a hike through the very cold and wet snow with the pizza. It was the start of his shift at 4:30 p.m. on a Friday, and he was confident this family would get their pizza. This was in a more affluent area, and he believed that his rare pride and dedication to his work (often absent from some of his contemporaries) would be duly rewarded. It must be. But more than that, he wanted to make sure this family had pizza delivered to their door. Therefore, they did not have to leave the premises of a warm, comfortable and very nice house. I saw him walking down the middle of the street after finishing his delivery and caught my attention. I said out loud, “What does this guy think he's doing?” As I initially thought, he was the neighbor who came to “fix” the accident. The bus driver said he had passed by once and was delivering pizza. I didn't fully believe it. Would a young pizza delivery boy in 2025 do something like this? Nothing that I know of! Not fully believing it, I pressed RECORD and asked this young man: When he confirmed, I was stunned and couldn't believe it. But most of all, I was impressed, and still am! I am proud to have witnessed this firsthand. However, my excitement and pride quickly turned to frustration when I asked him about the tip. Who would tip a guy like this who risks everything to bring food to your house?? Let alone go hiking when all the roads are nearly impassable. I sincerely hope this algorithm is good enough that someone who has run it can confirm this. No matter who you are, you should be ashamed of yourself!! Shame on you. $40 pizza delivery and $2 tip! Everyone in this neighborhood can afford it. If you can't do that, don't order pizza you can't afford. After processing, he only received $2, which I had just witnessed and reached into my wallet. To tip someone who probably makes twice my salary. But I didn't want to disappoint this young man. Unfortunately, my wallet was inside the Tahoe at the top of a large hill. I quickly followed him up the hill and handed him the little cash I had in my wallet. (about $15) He deserved more than that. I don't know who this guy is, but if you are, please tag him, show him some ❤️❤️❤️ and give him the recognition he deserves! Well done🫡#incrediblework #Rockstar #Brownsburg #Indiana #delivery #driver #snow #pizzaguy #pizza @Dave Portnoy #Lifestyle and soccer ＃Dedicated #work ethics @Pat McAfee View clip

♬ Original song – Officer Craig