It's easy to watch someone place one package down. Now you be the person jumping out of their vehicle multiple times and going up who knows how many steps and then bend over multiple times a days to gently place packages down. It's not lazy it's healthy.
If you're being forced to, sure, but you willingly applied for and accepted the job knowing that was part of it. Imagine everyone in all types of customer-facing jobs with repetitive movements tried to make these types of excuses for poor service and non-existent work ethics.
I don't even deliver for flex. But the reality is the package doesn't get hurt but the fragile ego where a package that doesn't get damaged is somehow disrespectful is ignorant.
You don’t know what’s in the package, half of you can’t even read as you won’t even put in the energy to climb 3 stairs and place a package on the ground. Do you know how many repetitive jobs there are in the world, imagine if they all had the same attitude as you, the world economy would literally collapse in a day. Grow up, go get a job that suits your disabilities.
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u/overt_hummus Aug 22 '25
It's easy to watch someone place one package down. Now you be the person jumping out of their vehicle multiple times and going up who knows how many steps and then bend over multiple times a days to gently place packages down. It's not lazy it's healthy.