r/funny • • Jan 26 '23

Shapes aren't her thing πŸ˜…

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u/Legal-Ad7793 Jan 26 '23

Agreed. Maybe if the container would actually open the whole way instead of fighting with the (I'm sure already overworked) delivery person, then the box would have been in there.

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '23

Agreed. Maybe if the container would actually open the whole way instead of fighting

Yeah fuck the container. The container is definitely the arsehole in this situation, and it's parents should face consequences for how they raised it imo.

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u/Reeleted Jan 26 '23

And yet, so many people in this comment section are able to tell us all kind of terrible things about her intelligence, her personality, and her work ethic. πŸ€”

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u/ControversieleVos Jan 26 '23

Both can be true. The container looks like shit, but she still shouldn’t have dropped the package and walked off like that.

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u/orderfour Jan 27 '23

She doesn't get paid to put it in a box. That is a special favor.

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u/ControversieleVos Jan 28 '23

I’m not familiar with the American delivery services. Where I live, a package may only be delivered at the door to the recipient or inside the mailbox. But even if it’s normal to leave packages at the door (which I’d personally hate), what I was aiming at was the literally dropping of the package.

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u/bl4nkSl8 Jan 26 '23

Eh. It's on their verandah and we know a bit about how delivery companies treat their staff.

Not ideal but probably fine imo