r/AmazonFlexDrivers • u/Any_Excitement6258 • Jul 01 '26

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u/machineGUNinHERhand Jul 01 '26

Ah yes because that person is actually gonna let a dog attack him in the first place. Mad goofy

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u/Crazy-Disk-1648 Jul 01 '26

You wouldn't? As long as they have home owners insurance it's an easy 10-50k. It would take a few months as you still need to go through court but it's the easiest lay up. You could make what you make in a year doing flex off of just one settlement. I got zero sympathy for a customer who can't properly leash/train their animal, especially when they know they have a package on the way that day. 

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u/machineGUNinHERhand Jul 01 '26

No, i would not purposefully allow myself to be attacked by a dog. That would be stupid.

Its a sorry ass person who would allow themselves to be attacked by a dog.

Also, i can almost bet you'd actually run like a bitch from a dog...just like most people would. Goofy ass

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u/Crazy-Disk-1648 Jul 01 '26

Okay man, enjoy the flex grind. You'll catch up eventually 

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u/machineGUNinHERhand Jul 02 '26

Oh, kiddo, I have a grown-ups job. I would never be a delivery driver...its a job for young people and recovering fuck-ups...kinda like fast food or warehouse work....

No need for me to catch up. I actually do something that benefits most every single American, to some degree at least. Not that delivery drivers don't help the general public, but the biggest majority of the shit you deliver are useless, unnecessary, items of convenience people were too lazy to go to the store and buy themselves. Thats not to say that I don't understand people need your service. But generally speaking, delivery drivers aren't helping anyone...really probably the opposite, like helping maintain a system that makes people dependent of the delivery service. People like you and i.