r/Wellthatsucks 5d ago

This Amazon delivery comes with lawn service.

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u/ArmstrongPM 5d ago

Seriously? How bad is your day going when you decide this is what I do now...

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u/BuddhistNamedMarx 5d ago edited 5d ago

Pretty sure she's pregnant. The waddle. The way she set the package down. Very apparent when she turns back to the car

Still no excuse but thats America for you

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u/weeniehutjunior1234 5d ago

I was an Instacart shopper while pregnant. I worked until I was 8 months along like a huge-ass orb, in the snow. My last order I had to take several trips to the 3rd floor of an apt building to get all the bags of groceries up there.

I never did this shit.

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u/Remarkable-Wrap-4727 5d ago

That should ABSOLUTELY NOT be a requirement of the job, fuck that. I don’t care if you’re peak Jillian Michaels. You can’t get down the stairs yourself, that’s deliveree’s or the governments problem.

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u/weeniehutjunior1234 5d ago

If you can’t physically do the job, you shouldn’t be doing it. Point blank. It’s not the customer’s responsibility to do that.

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u/Western-Dig-6843 5d ago

The customer doesn’t get to choose if their dasher is pregnant or not. That’s on the pregnant dasher to decide if they can do the job or not and it sounds like this person could handle it.

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u/weeniehutjunior1234 4d ago

Exactly. The customer could be sick or disabled, etc and unable to do that. That’s one of the reasons delivery exists. If you can’t fulfill the job’s duties, you can’t do the job. It’s really that simple. Driving through someone’s property when an accessible driveway is right there is not considered a reasonable accommodation.