When interacting with takeaway riders, it is a basic principle to be polite and efficient, while respecting each other's time and boundaries. Here are a few practical suggestions to help you avoid unnecessary conversations while maintaining a friendly attitude： 1. **Remarks in advance** Specify the requirements in the order remarks (such as "put it at the door/front desk", "no need to knock on the door", etc.), and riders usually follow the instructions to reduce the possibility of face-to-face communication. 2. **Use non-contact delivery** Select the "Non-contact delivery" option on the platform and specify the location where the takeaway will be placed (such as in front of the door, express delivery rack) to avoid direct contact. 3. **Body language gestures** When opening the door, nod your head and smile to thank you, and at the same time use gestures to indicate the placement (such as pointing to the desktop or the ground). Usually the rider will quickly understand and leave. 4. **Short standardized response** If the other party takes the initiative to communicate (such as confirming the address), use a concise response such as "Yes, thank you" and "Thank you for your hard work" to avoid starting a topic. 5. **Maintain basic etiquette** Even if you don't want to talk, please avoid treating it indifferently. A "thank you" or a nod can show respect, which is very important for workers engaged in physical service. 6. **Assisted by technical means** Some platforms support temporary password or voice broadcast functions for smart door locks, which can achieve contactless handover throughout the process. **Note**: Many riders deliver dozens of orders every day, and they also hope to complete their work efficiently. Your clear instructions (such as remarks) can actually help both parties save time. If you meet a particularly enthusiastic rider, just smile politely and close the door. There is no need to have a psychological burden.