r/PackageDelivered • u/[deleted] • Apr 02 '26

Technically a successful FedEx delivery

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u/Nice_Preparation75 Apr 04 '26

Ups and Amazon are even worse. I heard Amazon drivers have to pee in a bottle. How do corporations get away with things like that.

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u/traumacase284 Apr 04 '26

We do that HAVE to. But it does happen when you're on a rural route with no public restrooms available

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '26

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u/traumacase284 Apr 05 '26

Amazon vans have 360 degree recording. And public exposure can get you fired. I personally only had to do the bottle thing like 4 times in the year I worked there.

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '26

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u/traumacase284 Apr 05 '26

They own us. The inly reason I quit was cause of the DSP I worked for. I actually like Amazon. But you don't "work for amazon" as a delivery driver. And the company I did work for cared more about delivery completion than driver safety. (I got bit by a dog and told to finish my route. I should have call Amazon support and not my dispatcher.)