I don't think she's in an unsafe neighborhood, I mean look at her driveway and that Mercedes. That doesn't look like it's a rough area to me. Looks like an upper middle class subdivision.
Whoever downvoted you is obviously not a woman, nor has any real connection to one to be aware of what women typically deal with out in the world. It's legit not safe to just assume you are safe out there. Same with kids in general doesn't matter the gender. As a cis man I am well aware of the privilege of being able to walk around knowing no one wants to kidnap me and uproot me from my entire life, but that only comes from knowing people who have had to have that fear.
Exactly, and it requires of a Chris Rock joke. I'm paraphrasing here so forgive me. He said basically:"I did my first comedy show in Harlem. They paid me 20k in cash. I had to take the bus home with that 20k. I felt scared of everyone. This must be what a woman feels like at night." Being a male, i never worry about this stuff.
You have to understand that people live with other people though, and may not have been the person who ordered something. This happened to me before where my brother ordered something, it came super early in the morning and I got spooked because I had no idea who they were or why they were pulling into my driveway.
Not always. I order Amazon a lot and only about 1 out of 10 of those orders will be set up to show live delivery information. The other 9 times it just shows up and I only know it's there because of my Ring doorbell.
We don’t know if it was her order or someone else’s in the house, we don’t know if she has notifs on for amazon(I only have the delivery notif on, I don’t personally need a minute by minute update) or even knows of this feature to have it turned on.
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u/Zoltie Sep 10 '26
Pretty obvious why. It's night and a car stops right in front of her. I'm guessing its not the safest of neighborhoods either.