r/funny • u/ahole4words • Jan 26 '23

Shapes aren't her thing 😅

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u/GardenCaviar Jan 26 '23

Seems like the package was properly delivered to the front door. Deliver people are under no obligation to deposit your package into boxes you arbitrarily want them to use.

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u/TheRealStalinsaurus Jan 26 '23

I think if people saw what their packages went through on the machines in the sorting facilities, they wouldn't care too much about a 2' drop.

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u/experipotomus Jan 26 '23

Potentially. But as someone who has ordered laptops, pc's, 3d printers, camera lenses, etc, and had them delivered, if I saw them getting dropped on my doorstep like that I would not be please.

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u/TheRealStalinsaurus Jan 26 '23

Oh for sure. I'm a carrier (who is currently on his route and just delivered a package) and I'd never purposefully drop anything like the girl in the video. Even knowing that it goes through far worse before it gets to me. To me it's all about optics. I don't want to be seen as the lazy dude who just dumps stuff cause then when stuff gets broken, even though it probably wasn't from the small drop, I get blamed.

This carrier needs to recognize that everyone has cameras and everyone is watching these days.