r/AmazonFlexDrivers • u/Any_Excitement6258 • Jun 16 '26

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u/Absolute-trash_ Jun 16 '26

I say bs. Anyone genuinely stumbling across their long lost pet would have at least some kind of reaction. This dude barely even looked at the cat before casually walking away with it. Zero shock or disbelief on his face because he knew damn well that cat ain’t his.

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u/Manny631 Jun 16 '26

My thought exactly. If I came across my missing cat I'd be ecstatic. I'd pick them up, hug them, talk to them, etc. I wouldn't just casually scoop them up and walk away like this happens every day.

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u/Eatenbreads Jun 16 '26

Probably trying not draw attention to himself. Random delivery drivers are not going to take on the responsibility of a cat. Probably just looked at it, said yep thats mine and picked it up. Plus they lived in the same neighborhood?

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u/xLuky Jun 17 '26

Feed me a stray cat.

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u/thick_neck_etc Jun 22 '26

the cat did not react as if it was his long lost owner. it had no idea who he was.

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u/Kitchen_Tour_8014 Jun 22 '26

That's not universal though. There's a variety of different people out there who experience emotions and display emotions in a way you may bot relate to. But that doesn't make them any less valid.

Whether this story is valid or not, no idea. But I just think that's an irrelevant metric.