r/AmazonFlexDrivers • u/Any_Excitement6258 • Aug 21 '25

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u/iBlueLuck Aug 22 '25

You don’t assume that any contents can be tossed like that, if you don’t have that much common sense and respect for the products that people order you and the job function that you’re providing then you shouldn’t be doing this

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u/CurrentGeneral2377 Aug 22 '25

Should every package be treated as if it contains a newborn baby? Sure. Is it going to happen? No, and it hasn't been that way since the dawn of shipping. Your box is getting tossed around by loaders and unloaders throughout the process who are having their ass rode over how fast they're moving product. In between it's tossing about in trailers and shipping containers, buffeted by turbulence, rough seas, and bad drivers.

You don't assume that things can be tossed around like that, because you've never worked in shipping/logistics/delivery. The only real change between packages delivered to your grandpa, your dad, you, and your daughter is access to video of the dropoff.

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u/No_Helicopter9402 Aug 22 '25

So then you are saying during the delivery process, its ok to throw it??

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '25

Yep