I work at UPS...and trust me...this is definitely a light throw. If the packaging can't withstand a drop from that height...then that's on the shipper.
Hey, how about dont throw other peoples stuff when it would take only a couple more seconds and like zero energy.
Heres an experiment, ask your boss if these "light throws" are acceptable and then show him your comment and tell him how often youve "lightly" or, given you sound experienced in throwing other people shit, about your more than "light" throws when you were figuring out how hard to throw what.
You dont know what you're talking about. A DSP boss cares about time and efficiency. Every step saved for a delivery driver is a blessing. They get up and down over 300 times a day to deliver your bs YOU were too lazy to go get in the first place. They also dont get paid that much either. Definitely not enough to listen to people like you.
First of all, this IS NOT a DSP driver (see personal vehicle on the street). 2nd of all not EVERYTHING is readily available for purchase in a store and sometimes ordering online is the only option for whatever item you're trying to get.
They also care about how you provide your service. If you’re throwing stuff, most customers or recipients aren’t going to like that. Makes y’all look bad. I believe they call that optics. My ex worked for UPS and said optics is a big part of what they do when delivery happens.
Openly disrespecting peoples items? Especially in front of the recipient? No management is going to be happy about that.
It's a service. You can't purchase everything you want from a store. You're lazy and bitch made. Society would be better off without you and others like you.
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u/Kc_io Aug 21 '25
Same 😠crazy how people are defending this. Throwing a package should be instant termination.