写一个关于外卖的剧本

Title: The Delivery Dilemma

Act 1

Scene 1

(At a busy street corner, JASON, a young man in his mid-20s, is scrolling through his phone while waiting for a traffic light to change. Suddenly, his stomach grumbles.)

JASON: (muttering to himself) I'm starving. What should I eat?

(He opens his food delivery app and starts browsing through the options.)

JASON: (thinking out loud) Sushi, pizza, burgers, Chinese, Thai... so many choices.

(He finally settles on a burger and places his order.)

Scene 2

(At a restaurant kitchen, the chef, MARIA, is preparing JASON's burger.)

MARIA: (to herself) Another delivery order. I wonder who it's for this time.

(The restaurant owner, TONY, enters the kitchen.)

TONY: Maria, we need to speed up our delivery times. Our customers are getting impatient.

MARIA: I know, Tony, but we can't compromise on quality. We need to make sure every dish is perfect, whether it's for dine-in or delivery.

TONY: I understand, but we also need to make a profit. We can't afford to lose customers because we're too slow.

MARIA: (sighs) I'll do my best, Tony.

Act 2

Scene 1

(Back on the street corner, JASON is growing impatient.)

JASON: (checking his phone) Where is my burger? It's been 30 minutes already.

(He calls the restaurant.)

MARIA: (answering the phone) Hello, this is Maria speaking.

JASON: Hi, I placed an order for a burger and it hasn't arrived yet. Can you tell me what's going on?

MARIA: I'm sorry about that, sir. We're experiencing some delays with our delivery service. Your burger is on its way, though.

JASON: (frustrated) How much longer do I have to wait?

MARIA: I'm not sure, sir. I'll check with the delivery driver and get back to you.

Scene 2

(At a parking lot, the delivery driver, SARAH, is stuck in traffic.)

SARAH: (to herself) Come on, move already. I have so many orders to deliver today.

(Her phone rings.)

SARAH: (answering the phone) Hello?

MARIA: (on the other end of the line) Sarah, it's Maria. I need you to hurry up with the deliveries. We're getting a lot of complaints from customers.

SARAH: I'm doing my best, Maria, but there's only so much I can do. The traffic is terrible.

MARIA: I understand, but we need to make sure our customers are happy. Can you please try to speed things up?

SARAH: (sighs) I'll try, Maria.

Act 3

Scene 1

(Back on the street corner, JASON is getting angrier by the minute.)

JASON: (on the phone) Where is my damn burger? I've been waiting for over an hour.

MARIA: (apologetic) I'm sorry, sir. Our delivery driver is running behind schedule. I can offer you a discount on your next order as compensation.

JASON: (irate) I don't want a discount, I want my food! This is ridiculous.

(He hangs up the phone and storms off.)

Scene 2

(At the restaurant, TONY and MARIA are discussing the delivery problem.)

TONY: Maria, we can't keep having these delays. We're losing customers and our reputation is suffering.

MARIA: I know, Tony, but what can we do? We can't control the traffic or the delivery service.

TONY: Maybe we should consider hiring our own delivery drivers. That way, we can have more control over the process.

MARIA: That's a good idea, but it would require a lot of resources. We'd have to invest in vehicles, insurance, and personnel.

TONY: I understand, but it's worth considering. We can't afford to lose any more customers.

(The two of them continue to brainstorm solutions.)

End of play