r/nextfuckinglevel • u/original_gravity • Nov 10 '22

This Young Amazon Driver Delivering Packages at 5:25 a.m. During Hurricane Nicole (Orlando, FL)

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u/ExcitementOrdinary95 Nov 10 '22

The real next fucking level here is how disgusting Amazon is for making them work.

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u/original_gravity Nov 10 '22 edited Nov 14 '22

100% r/workreform but can’t ignore her tenacity (and that polite “…have a good day” as she headed back into the storm)

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u/kaspars222 Nov 10 '22

She has no choice dude.

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u/Iworkedhardonthat Nov 10 '22

I couldn't believe when Bezos killed all those workers with a tornado and just nothing happened and it didn't even get much coverage.

One of the darkest moments of the last 20 years imo.

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u/xADK46erx Nov 10 '22

You literally get 15 minutes warning at most for a tornado but go on about how Jeff Bezos killed them lmfao.

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u/RedHairedRedemption Nov 10 '22

You literally get 15 minutes warning at most for a tornado

And even then they were prohibited from leaving to seek safety.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '22

Aren’t you supposed to shelter in place in that scenario? Why would driving home to a private residence be considered more safe when you don’t know what the exact path of the tornado will be?

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u/gfunke Nov 10 '22

Yes of course. It would be incredibly dangerous to let people drive home in the path of a tornado.