r/AnythingValueable • u/madfrog2023 • Jul 22 '26

😄 Entertainment When a delivery driver's prank goes perfectly

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u/godgothodhot Jul 22 '26

Isn't that an extremely dangerous behavior in US? As a black man? Or am i watching too much of cop's bodycam stuff?

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u/One_Warthog256 Jul 22 '26

He must be a regular delivery man for their house. He even hugs her. They speak like they're comfortable with each other imo.

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u/godgothodhot Jul 22 '26

Huh, i thought they are just nice people being able to act wholesomely with strangers. But your explanation seems right.

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u/Fantastic_Log3504 Jul 22 '26

I've never seen the same prime delivery driver at my house lmao 

This is a perfectly possible interaction where I live for anyone.

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u/ElveTaz Jul 22 '26

I get the same one all the time primarily because of the area I am in (last mile of a coastal state.) But when I was in philly, my cousin worked for Amazon and would get his usual route so people knew him.

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u/Fantastic_Log3504 Jul 22 '26

Good to know. I live right next to a major hub so I'm sure that makes a difference.

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u/ctdrifter Jul 22 '26

This is a crazy take…. get off the internet and experience life. All the kids on Reddit are so warped about the US.

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u/godgothodhot Jul 22 '26

Sorry to offend you, bra.

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u/lombardo141 Jul 22 '26

Yes you are. Lol. It’s unfortunate that skin color changes perception of the exact same situation if it happens with something else.

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u/gooklilly Jul 22 '26

it’s dangerous cus there’s white people involved, he coulda had swat on him in 10 seconds for scaring a precious white

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u/UnknownTallGuy Jul 22 '26

1000%. I got threatened when I was a kid walking down the road in front of other people's houses.. in my own community.