AN AMAZON driver posted a video where he explained three things he wished he knew before starting the job.
He explained in the TikTok how delivering to apartments takes noticeably longer than delivering to a house, inspiring commenters to suggest that people in apartments, “should pay more for deliveries.”
“I wish I would have known how much apartments take up your time,” @revengekkid said in the video first reported on by the Daily Dot.
“If you have an apartment during the day, and you got houses. Don’t expect to get off early.”
“Don’t expect to get done fast, because those apartments are going to be taking up so much time because they do not put the pin where they’re at, they put like the front office,” he added.
His second frustration was that instead of getting off early after finishing his work, he oftentimes had to finish out his shift helping someone else.
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“They say get done as fast as possible, and once you’re done you can go home,” he explained.
“I go pretty fast. But, if I run, I’m going to have to go help somebody.
“I kind of try to make it where I’m jogging a little big and then running so I don’t have to help nobody.”
He also explained “group stops” as his third and final thing he wished he knew before stopping.
“There are stops where three houses count as one-stop,” he said.
“That s**t be annoying because you’re really doing like 250 a day. It’s annoying.”
The viral video sparked different reactions from users.
“I used to hear them complain about rescuing and the pet food carrying it up multiple flights of stairs,” one commenter wrote.
“Worked there for 3 months and I would never recommend this job to anyone,” another person said.
One user asked: “As a apartment resident what can I do to make your job easier?” and @revengekkid responded, “as long as you put your apt number then that’s all you can really do and that’s appreciated.”
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