Company forced to respond to ongoing backlash over ‘tone-deaf’ advert showing a delivery driver who is too busy to pause for a selfie with a movie star
has defended two recent commercials after they were heavily criticised online for appearing to glorify the gruelling working conditions for its drivers.
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