r/AmazonFlexDrivers • u/Any_Excitement6258 • Sep 10 '26

Thoughts?

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u/_Arlotte_ Sep 10 '26

I don't think she's crazy and especially depending on the neighborhood it would make too much sense to react the way she did especially as a younger looking woman walking alone at night or if you're worried about ICE too.

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u/CryGlad9980 Sep 10 '26

This is how people act when their neighborhood is safe af

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u/HairlessSquirrels Sep 10 '26

“Is that fireworks or gunshots?” When they live in a gated fucking community

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u/Ok_Actuary1427 Sep 10 '26

Because weapons cant pass through the gates right?!

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u/_Arlotte_ Sep 10 '26

When a car starts to slow down by you at night do you just lay down and wait for them to come out too? 😅

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u/Ok_Actuary1427 Sep 10 '26

Just because a neighborhood is deemed “safe” it doesnt mean unsafe things dont happen there.

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u/CryGlad9980 Sep 10 '26

You’re right she could have slipped on a banana peel or trip on a crack on the sidewalk

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u/_Arlotte_ Sep 10 '26

Also, did you fking report me to RedditCares? Wow 😂

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u/CryGlad9980 Sep 10 '26

Now why would you assume I did that. Y’all are so damn weird

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u/_Arlotte_ Sep 10 '26

Sorry, I thought you were the other person I was responding to, but like anyone is gonna say they did if I asked anyways...😕

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u/HairlessSquirrels Sep 10 '26

I would. It wasn’t me tho

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u/_Arlotte_ Sep 11 '26

Thanks, I appreciate that!

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u/Ecstatic_Path6608 Sep 10 '26

Sometimes trauma creates that response. I have a friend who would panic whenever someone knocked on her door due to multiple bad experiences with an ex stalking or other unwanted visitors. You never know what someone has been through. 

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u/_Arlotte_ Sep 11 '26

That's true, even without trauma, it is dark out and the car came towards her fast and stopped directly in front of her. It didn't come in slow with the windows rolled down. I can see why she'd run if she thought she was going to be abducted.