
Why are you waiting outside looking into your house?
He’s the package
Role-playing as the delivery driver
All fuckin day, and the box never arrives.
“delayed in transit” my ass.
Randomly shows up a week later, if at all.
Why the fuck am I still paying for amazon prime? I used to get everything next day even if it came from china. (i know why, it’s because it’s an annual subscription and I want to cancel just before it renews but I can’t ever remember what month that is so fuck me I’ve Bee wanting to cancel this shitty service for years now asdfghjkl)
You can cancel so it doesn’t renew and still finish out the subscription. At one point they’d prorate a refund if you wanted to end benefits too. You may experience improved prices and shipping while you’re half-canceled too if they’re trying to get you to turn it back on.
Failed delivery attempt - no one home. Your package can be picked up from our facility the next business day after 12PM.
PostNord moment
I actually had this happen with PostNord, and managed to get them to fix it.
I was getting my bike delivered and they gave me the standard 5 hour delivery window. When there were a few minutes left I got a call which I took immediately, and then they instantly hung up on me. A few minutes later I got a notification about a failure to deliver because I was not responding, and that I could go pick up the thing at their facility which was way out in the middle of nowhere.
There was no chance that I would actually be able to neither get there nor bring the package back since I don’t have a car.
Thankfully I called their support line and explained the situation, and they apologized profusely and sent the package out for delivery the next day, at which point they actually held up their end of the bargain and delivered properly.
I suspect there’s some bad incentives going on for the drivers, like them being scheduled to deliver an unrealistic amount of packages etc. Annoying regardless
Omg, flashbacks. I moved to an apartment for a few months with some other furries, and of course I started getting packages delivered as I needed stuff. For some fucking reason, the driver (maybe the depot manager) for this zone would mark shit as delivered as soon as it got to the depot, instead of when it was actually delivered to me. The first time I was like ‘shit, they delivered it to the wrong place’. Couple days later, someone finds it just sitting in the hallway. Alright, wtf. Then it happens again and I got suspicious, like is someone accepting our mail maliciously? But the other people on our floor were pretty chill, so I asked the front desk, but they said they don’t accept packages, it’s supposed to be delivered to our door.
By the fourth time, I’d got a timeframe together and it was always delivered two days after the package was scanned as delivered. The door was never knocked or rung either. This was stressful for me since I was newly disabled and slowly drowning financially, so the loss of packages while trying to get out on my own - buying a bed frame and matress, household supplies, etc - meant I was planning to skip meals (I was already at one per day as it is) and potentially use a line of credit to be able to buy them again. Which is bad when your income is static and laughably low already, and panic due to stress after a stroke isn’t a good situation…
That delivery driver/depot manager is a fucking asshole.
Unsolicited advice, but don’t skip meals, even if other things have to be deprioritised. It really fucks you up and can send you into a spiral where everything gets worse. Source: skipped meals when I was newly disabled and it fucked me up.
I’m luckily to not currently in that sort of position anymore, but back then it was at least a week, sometimes more, that I would have to go hungry. 5 people, one person cooks, kitchen is filthy all the time (I spent a couple hours making it spotless a week or so after arrival, literally the next day it was back the way it was), so food had to be non-perishable snacks, canned, or bought from nearby restaurants. And with roughly $350 to work with after rent/utilities (but not counting cell phone, insurance, etc), stretching that for a month in those conditions meant something had to give. Around $10 a day for all expenses. We were just outside of the towns bus route too, and I couldn’t walk more than a quarter mile or so, so to get to a store to buy groceries and snacks meant calling a rideshare, which is pricey in a small town…
I ended up having to leave and live with family, since it just wasn’t financially possible, even split 5 ways, even in a low-income development. :(
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This every damn time.
Amazon drivers don’t ring doorbells, so I’m constantly checking my email, where they take a picture and it gets emailed to you.
I always forget I ordered something until it shows up. Idk who is watching for the package to arrive.
Do you have a hidden camera in my house?!?
Nah. At least for my region in Germany, DHL is very reliable and fast. Pretty much always one day early from their predictions. And idc when they get here, they’ll put it on the front door, and I’ll either pick it up a few hours later when coming home, or a neighbour will.








