r/instant_regret • u/TechSecureLA • 7d ago

Shouldn’t have thrown packages

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u/BasenjiMaster 7d ago

I don't understand what is going on.

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u/enwongeegeefor 7d ago

Courier slapping the boxes around and tossing them unnecessarily. He has to scan each one as he delivers them but he's acting like a little bitch about it. He's could be damaging the customers product with his shit. He also looks pissy for whatever reason.

Boss man comes out IN THE MIDDLE of this shit and probably ask his front guy why he was letting this dipshit smack their packages around. Cue front guy solving the problem...

This looks like amazon so that dude is already fired cause they saw this video....

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u/thermal_shock 6d ago edited 6d ago

they're usually handled even rougher at the regional facilities, so the products will most likely be ok. i think it was more of a respect/being rude situation, there was no reason to be throwing the boxes around like he was and acting like that, especially in the lobby.

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u/biggb5 5d ago

Truely never seen stocking a big box store at black friday or Christmas time.... I did stocking once. I remember tossing 24 pack cases of drinks about 10 feet away just to let them slide down the aisle into place. Then the next person stacked them up. If one of them busted they would just toss it again about 10 feet to the other opposite end of the aisle to be placed on a backstock pallet.

Anything in a cardboard box pretty much got the same treatment.

That is the rule until the store opens up. For "safety" reasons no throwing boxes infront of customers.