They don't even ring the bell and every time I have made or seen someone else make this argument, you get a bunch of UPS/FedEx workers in the thread trying to excuse this by saying they don't have enough time to push a fucking button. 😬
Not a ups/FedEx worker, but I guess it's not about pushing the button but the potential social interaction that might occur which then takes too much time. But I'm just guessing.
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As a delivery guy I don't want to see him.
afaik, they don't even try to see if anyone's home anymore--unless they have to.
They don't even ring the bell and every time I have made or seen someone else make this argument, you get a bunch of UPS/FedEx workers in the thread trying to excuse this by saying they don't have enough time to push a fucking button. 😬
Not a ups/FedEx worker, but I guess it's not about pushing the button but the potential social interaction that might occur which then takes too much time. But I'm just guessing.
You could just push button or knock and immediately leave
it's all about the money. they make more money from more deliveries per shift than they lose covering the carrier's share of ''lost'' parcel claims.
Maybe you should wash yourself you stinky.
I love the photos I get with the bright yellow sign saying don't leave deliveries here at the fire doors in the photo.
At least you’re wearing clothes.
At this point I'm pretty sure that every delivery driver for my street has seen me in my bathrobe
can we pretend that airplanes in the night sky are like shooting stars...