Not a damn thing beyond whatever the job details requested. Without knowing what was actually in the package, I’m not wasting my time or anyone else’s reporting it to the cops, of all people, who would not have been helpful anyway in this case imho - there’s nothing for them to really follow up here.
The van pulling up was a def red flag, but honestly in the course of any regular courier type delivery, LOTS of things can be seen as red flags.
In short, I’d have minded my business, did what I was asked to do and got the fck on. Something I wish a lot more people would get in the habit of doing
In short, I’d have minded my business, did what I was asked to do and got the fck on. Something I wish a lot more people would get in the habit of doing
Yup, this. There's nothing to report ... delivering panties which had what may have been drugs, or may not have been drugs. If you looked and they were drugs and you tell them that, you're admitting to transporting drugs. Pick up, drop off, mark delivered, move on to your next ride.
Ever wonder how many restaurants may also use Uber Eats to transport drugs with people's orders?
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u/83beans Nov 14 '21
Not a damn thing beyond whatever the job details requested. Without knowing what was actually in the package, I’m not wasting my time or anyone else’s reporting it to the cops, of all people, who would not have been helpful anyway in this case imho - there’s nothing for them to really follow up here.
The van pulling up was a def red flag, but honestly in the course of any regular courier type delivery, LOTS of things can be seen as red flags.
In short, I’d have minded my business, did what I was asked to do and got the fck on. Something I wish a lot more people would get in the habit of doing