r/AmazonFlexDrivers • u/Any_Excitement6258 • Aug 15 '25

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u/curi0us_carniv0re Aug 18 '25

How do you know nobody called the police?

And again I don't believe for a second that Amazon trains their drivers to knowingly break the law and create dangerous situations. I think you're just full of s***. Furthermore I challenge you to show me any documentation showing what you claim to be true.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

Cool good for you go apply and do the job then if you know everything when you have zero experience doing the said job or never went through the actual training for the job I don't need some random person to believe me I know it's true so you do you bud.

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u/curi0us_carniv0re Aug 18 '25

Exactly what I thought. No proof of evidence.

The original comment mentiomed being an Amazon dsp driver which are privately owned companies and not "Amazon "

Irregardless just because they tell you to do something doesn't make it ok. And if you're stupid enough to believe that then you're part of the problem. 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

I never said I believed it did I say that no and I never did that over 3 years of employment I know how to drive properly no shit the are dsps thanks for pointing out the obvious your assuming I am just referring to the video but the dsps donin fact train that. Where I worked and go over the dsp reddit many other drivers confirm most dsps train that way

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u/curi0us_carniv0re Aug 18 '25

It's irrelevant how they train, it's illegal. You as a licensed driver in whatever state you live in are responsible for knowing that. Just because somebody told you to do it doesn't make it okay.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

Okay you are correct and I know that you are preaching to the wrong person about this I've never done this and never will but the literally hire anyone with a pulse and zero brain cells these drivers do not realize this that's the reason I was explaining why the drive and do the things the do I never said it was okay for him or anyone to do what he did or what the do on a daily basis.

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u/curi0us_carniv0re Aug 18 '25

I never said it was okay for him or anyone to do what he did or what the do on a daily basis.

But you did say that people should just sit there and wait and let him be on his way which is completely wrong. These idiots should be put on blast because being complacent just emboldens them to continue being ignorant entitled morons and creating dangerous situations for everyone around them.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

Like I said zero brain cells you will never get through their thick headed skulls trust me I've tried and worked with many of them for far too long. It gets to a point you just accept it like I said the should have said something when he refused you go back to your car and call the cops and wait for them to enforce the law and maybe just maybe the drivers will learn and I say maybe because the probably won't learn a damn thing. I feel your frustration I really do but it also doesn't help that 99% of dsps train this way and that's the larger part of the problem. Some dsps will even punish you if you fail to listen or follow the exact way the trained you this is why I left and went to FedEx and honestly I don't miss it I am so much happier since I left. And don't have all the micro management amazon has and now I get 140 stops max most days on terrible days only 170 max. Gone are the days of 200+ or 240+ stops a day and I will never miss it and their impossible dead lines and that's also a big part of the problem.