<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

So I was expecting my very expensive laptop (well $1600 is expensive to me) to be shipped back to me today from an RMA.  This is my work computer too.  The package required a signature, so I made sure to be around the house all day.

3:30pm rolls around and the I hear the fedex truck coming up the street and pull up to the curb in front of my house.  I go outside and stand on my porch.  He looks at me, looks away, then takes off.  WTF?  I'm thinking maybe there's two delivery drivers out today seeing as my fedex usually comes from a van, not a big truck.  I check my tracking number about 20 mins later, and it says "Customer not home." 

Extremely pissed, I called their customer service # and told them what happened.  They forwarded me to a complaint dept. where she took all of my info and said she'd escalate it to his manager.  However, he won't be able to deliver until Tuesday because of the holidays.  

Yes, I know this pales in comparison to stories of drivers launching boxes from the truck.   But it is still f'd up what he did.

Beyond caling fedex cs, can you think of anything else I can do to make sure this guy pays for his crappy work ethic?
<bot>: FedEx driver saw me, drove off, and updated tracking status to "customer not home."  Contacted fedex csr, filed complaint.  What else can I do?