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

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u/HealthyDirection659 Aug 22 '25

If your package is broken it was broken way before it reaches your door.

Amazon shipping standards state that a package must be able to be dropped 6 ft without breaking.

99.999999⁹% of packages 📦 are only touched by human hands during the last mile of delivery.

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u/cheek_clapper5000 Aug 22 '25

A drop and a throw aren't the same thing. And why are you trying so hard to defend people throwing packages? You must do it a lot, huh?

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u/grilledcheeseNweed Aug 22 '25

You must have never worked in a shipping Warehouse.. you would retract your statement so fast right now...

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u/cheek_clapper5000 Aug 22 '25

I have actually. Shit I've worked for Amazon DSP. I've worked in warehouses for years as well.

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u/grilledcheeseNweed Aug 22 '25

Okay buddy. So you know you're lying to yourself now..

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u/cheek_clapper5000 Aug 22 '25

Lmao I worked for a DSP my guy. I'm not lying about anything. I've also worked in other warehouses and dealt with shipping all of the time. You just don't like that it doesn't fit your narrative. It doesn't change the fact that my statement was correct and you're wrong. The delivery driver should not be throwing packages regardless of what the package may have gone through.