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Nobody trying to hear that loud ass music in their house when you are chilling watching a movie or something.
WTF Is Wrong With These Amazon Delivery Drivers Blaring Their Music So Damn Loud?
- Thread starter ThrobbingHood
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This is a reasonable ask. I could understand if he was on the move, but if he is stopping at every other house, getting out and leaving the music playing loud, then he is doing too much. He should be more professional at work.
Where's the lie? You aware of the conditions at Amazon?
Are you even aware of the labor conditions that created your phone?
Let them nikkas deliver their slave labor distributed packages in peace
sounds like a cac wrote that shyt like I said there's enough of you suspect posters on the forum at the moment
Lol my FedEx just arrived and I thought of this thread
Mofo was supposed to take it to my back patio
Op I get it lol
Mofo was supposed to take it to my back patio
Op I get it lol
I'm 30 now and so seldom if ever am I blasting music out of the car with all the windows down, but I was also 16-24 years old at one point, so I get it. That said, blasting music in residential areas was something I never did and always came off obnoxious. It's inconsiderate. To be mad at the next man for playing his music loud would be hypocritical since I also have been there and done that. Hell, I'll even shrug off loud residential traffic when it's high noon or early evening, but it's goofy to be blasting your speakers in the AM. Most people aren't doing that in neighborhoods because they love the sound system or the track that much. They're doing it to be seen and the harsh reality is nobody that doesn't already know you doesn't care about you or your favorite song like that.
I've lived in a gated community for the last three years and some change in which you need an access code to enter so I don't deal with this much, but there are teenagers that live out here that will do it. Our regular delivery drivers from USPS/FedEx Express/UPS have the code. I only started seeing Amazon drivers within the last year out here and they have a bad rep but none were blasting their speakers and they seemed just as cool & courteous as the others.
If it was a minute or 2, I wouldn’t mind but sometimes they park and deliver packages to 3-4 houses at a time.
My boy works for UPS and has since high school, but I'd assume that it's similar for FedEx Ground. They often have anywhere from 70 - 90 stops on a "light" day and 100 - 200 on a heavy one. It depends on the driver but they're not going to follow extra instructions to the tee a lot of the time because you aren't their only stop and they want to get home to their people just like we all do. My boy also said that they're not encouraged by management to enter anyone's property, invited or otherwise. If your back patio has a fence, they're absolutely in the clear by management to assume there's a dog back there that they can't see or if something back there ends up broken, they can be held liable.
An old, delirious 65 year old or a middle aged Karen comes home and finds a chipped wooden fence or a damaged bush in the backyard after they gave the all clear to a delivery driver to enter the property, guess who they're blaming? Won't matter that their dog or child did it or that it's been like that for six months and they never noticed it. Breh should have rung your doorbell, though. I can't stand that shyt.
Man ain’t no fence. Homey just didn’t give a fukk lolMy boy works for UPS and has since high school, but I'd assume that it's similar for FedEx Ground. They often have anywhere from 70 - 90 stops on a "light" day and 100 - 200 on a heavy one. It depends on the driver but they're not going to follow extra instructions to the tee a lot of the time because you aren't their only stop and they want to get home to their people just like we all do. My boy also said that they're not encouraged by management to enter anyone's property, invited or otherwise. If your back patio has a fence, they're absolutely in the clear by management to assume there's a dog back there that they can't see or if something back there ends up broken, they can be held liable.
An old, delirious 65 year old or a middle aged Karen comes home and finds a chipped wooden fence or a damaged bush in the backyard after they gave the all clear to a delivery driver to enter the property, guess who they're blaming? Won't matter that their dog or child did it or that it's been like that for six months and they never noticed it. Breh should have rung your doorbell, though. I can't stand that shyt.
It's Sunday. That man trying to go home.
GreenGhxst
Veteran
It's definitely the lack of decorum
My lil brother pulled up to my apartment one day, music blasting at fukkin 2 pm while he was parked
I had to check him because he was parked, if you're driving away or in the process of parking idc, but when you're at a stand still....
It's like..... show some respect for your environment, he dropped them dusty nikka tendencies, and came to me later and said that he gets it
My lil brother pulled up to my apartment one day, music blasting at fukkin 2 pm while he was parked
I had to check him because he was parked, if you're driving away or in the process of parking idc, but when you're at a stand still....
It's like..... show some respect for your environment, he dropped them dusty nikka tendencies, and came to me later and said that he gets it
Fukwatutalkinwatisaylaw
Superstar
fakkit ..nikkas need jobs ..stop being a hoe and tell em turn it down when he in your neighborhood or be some Karen ass bytch and make him loose his job..bytch ass cac
Ethnic Vagina Finder
The Great Paper Chaser
Y’all act like those vans have powerful sound systems and a subwoofer
Complaining about weak ass factory speakers with no bass.
Complaining about weak ass factory speakers with no bass.
