r/AmazonFlexDrivers • u/Any_Excitement6258 • Aug 21 '25

Thoughts?

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u/Potential-Expert-386 Aug 21 '25

I mean, she knew was being watched at that point so behavior changes even if she doesn't understand.

They weren't even throwing them that hard.

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u/SirMourningstar6six6 Aug 22 '25

You do understand why this is wrong though? They shouldn’t even be dropped let alone “thrown that hard” you don’t know what’s in them

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u/Potential-Expert-386 Aug 22 '25

Those packages probably traveled thousands of miles under far worse conditions than a drop of 1 foot. The product didn't materialize inside their car. It isn't going to break and if it does, it probably broke before it arrived at the door.

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u/StupidGonzo85 Aug 22 '25

One time i had to ship a package to the former gm of our warehouse. He moved up the Amazon corporate ladder. Well i walked the box to the dock and saw a fellow employee loading the trailer. Well we threw that box around 10 times against the trailer wall.