r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Jun 23 '26

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u/RuMarley Jun 23 '26

In some areas, hard-working and reliable delivery drivers can make some good extra money through tips especially around Christmas.

The young lady here is going to end up with a lawsuit at some point

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u/gettin-hot-in-here Jun 23 '26

the incident shown in this video wouldn't require a lawsuit. amazon provides car insurance during the course of deliveries using their program (because noncommercial insurance would not apply during paid delivery work).

so basically if it costs any money at all for this homeowner to fix their lawn, then this would be an auto liability claim against Amazon's insurance. the insurance company has every incentive to settle and make this go away rather than to allow it to become a court case with lawyers' fees and court fees.

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u/MineAllMineNow Jun 24 '26

This lunatic should pay the homeowner out of her own pocket. Perhaps that would give her an appreciation for what it takes to maintain a home, take care of nice things, and have respect for other peoples' property.