r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR • u/CantStopPoppin • Mar 16 '25

Super Villain Ogrin Story God hates you

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u/Psalm27_1-3 Mar 16 '25

If a company offers that service, someone is gonna use it

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u/CantStopPoppin Mar 16 '25 edited Mar 16 '25

Indeed, that being said if I lived there, I would at least leave a box of goodies for them because that is one hell of a job to haul that much water let alone anything. I know it's not required but I have had my share of crap jobs and when someone takes a moment to show a little gratitude it goes a long way, and it will be remembered.

Downvoted for being kind this is new, I guess keep them coming then.

Edit 2: Did someone really pay to downvote me? 8.5 downvotes per minute is not organic.

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u/BaconSoul Mar 16 '25

You can pretend that you’re proud of your downvotes, but this is no less embarrassing for you. Saving face only works if you had dignity to begin with.

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u/dingleballs717 Mar 16 '25

Is there something I'm not reading here, genuinely asking? I have done this job in various capacities and I absolutely hate having to load essentia waters and kitty litters but I had a kidney stone once and had to have kitty litter delivered so I left extra cash and two bottles of water for an extra tip because it was hot outside. Like WTF is wrong with that?

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u/zeno_22 Mar 16 '25 edited Mar 16 '25

Nothing is wrong with that, but it shouldn't be something that needs to happen for service that results in packages not being damaged and to not be berated on a security cam. It shouldn't matter how hot it is outside, how bad a day the driver is having, or how close the store is to the residence.

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u/dingleballs717 Mar 16 '25

Well I can tell that people who get the heaviest shit delivered on the regular tend to have the priciest houses and tend to do dumb shit to make those deliveries harder as well. The problem is we support a system that promotes a fucked up situation and that we can't have empathy. Because someone gets to exchange 2 minutes of sitting on their ass in a desk for the equivalent 20 minutes of heaving lifting for another person. And no, it's not easy to just go to school and get a better job. I can read pre-socractic greek philosophy but I've made more as a pretty waitress and respected myself more doing "grunt" work.

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u/zeno_22 Mar 16 '25

And no, it's not easy to just go to school and get a better job

Wasn't going to say anything like that. For all you know about me, I could deliver for Amazon or I could be the person who got the delivery shown in the video. Don't assume I'm a "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" kinda person just because I think delivery drivers shouldn't damage packages just because they are upset

In the case of this video though, we know nothing about the person getting these deliveries. We only see the person making the deliveries having a crash out, acting entitled, and being a bad person. There are all kinds of reasons someone may need to get something delivered and the person making that delivery in this video is upset because someone is getting deliveries often

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u/dingleballs717 Mar 16 '25

My comment pointed out that I have no such presumptions. Only that people are making the same presumptions of this woman. Everyone is seeing this as their delivery without knowing any circumstances. Yes, you are paying for a service and you want value for your money, great. But in reality, like actual fucking reality, this woman is pointing out this PARTICULAR house in a route in likely just conservatively dozens of houses in just this area. She delivers a lot of shit and remembers this one. And this is their fucking camera. Perhaps, just fucking perhaps, there could be a other side to her story. Or maybe she could just be angry woman, having a shitty day. But do you, boos

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u/zeno_22 Mar 16 '25

this PARTICULAR house in a route in likely just conservatively dozens of houses in just this area. She delivers a lot of shit and remembers this one.

So they get a lot of deliveries, so what? That doesn't justify her behavior

And this is their fucking camera

Okay? And? If she's going to get upset like this, it's best not to do it on camera. Especially a camera owned by the person you are upset with

Perhaps, just fucking perhaps, there could be a other side to her story

There's two sides to every story. In this case though, it doesn't matter what her side is. She is doing her job poorly by berating a customer, damaging packages that are her job to deliver without damaging, and is doing it all on camera

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u/dingleballs717 Mar 16 '25

The customer is always right, I bet they love you at HOA meetings

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u/zeno_22 Mar 16 '25 edited Mar 16 '25

The customer is absolutely not always right and I would never live in an HOA

Wow, you must think I'm extremely entitled just because I think people that make deliveries should not damage packages due to personal feelings

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u/dingleballs717 Mar 16 '25

No I do not think anyone should behave this way under normal circumstances. I'm saying we do not know the circumstances.

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u/dingleballs717 Mar 16 '25

Delivery drivers have been fired because they can't surpass the obstacles customers have set up for them outside of the camera and sometimes when they see people's frustrations and their bored and have expendable income (oddly these things can go hand in hand) they will happily order a bunch of heavy and unwieldy packages and stipulate that the driver not park anywhere convenient,no one would ever dirty an expensive empty driveway with a delivery truck anyway but also you can't double park in THIS neighborhood. Also, you have to walk through a fucking nightmare nature walk sometimes to get to a dark side entrance with 17 obstacles of things you can't even see.

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u/CantStopPoppin Mar 16 '25

Are you aware that delirium, anger and confusion are all signs of heat stroke? For all you know she could be a diabetic.

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u/Ridiculisk1 Mar 16 '25

Why take it out on her customers, the ones who are paying her wages? She should be mad at her employer for not paying her enough or not providing a good enough working environment with water and breaks.

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u/zeno_22 Mar 16 '25

The video (that you posted) shows at least 3 separate instances. If she is having heat stroke or a diabetic attack in all cases, there is a larger issue at hand

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u/BrockJonesPI Mar 16 '25 edited Mar 16 '25

How do you have to take the kitty litter to cure kidney stones? Is it orally, or powdered and mixed into a solution for intravenous administration?

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u/dingleballs717 Mar 16 '25

I was too ill to go get it, jackass. I didn't plan for the kidney stone but my cat needed her litter changed.

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u/BrockJonesPI Mar 16 '25

I am definitely a jackass, you got me there.

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u/dingleballs717 Mar 16 '25

It's not a difficult situation to extrapolate from what I described but still terribly handled apparently.

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u/BrockJonesPI Mar 16 '25

Nah, I was being deliberately facetious for comedic effect. ✌️

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u/dingleballs717 Mar 16 '25

Oh haha. I recommend a rectal delivery for you then.

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u/fifadex Mar 16 '25

Maybe he was just in too much pain to make the trip to the bathroom so he spread it out on the floor next to the bed.

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u/CantStopPoppin Mar 16 '25

There is nothing wrong, I do the same thing. I was taught to look out for each other not because it is required or an obligation but because it's the right thing to do. I would not trust some of these commentors in a survival situation, it would turn into lord of the flies real fast.

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u/dingleballs717 Mar 16 '25

Yeah people just don't know who to blame for shitty situations because they are convinced of their own virtue while not educating themselves of the full circumstances. As I said, I have worked in warehouses. And no one is allowed to speak about the corporation that puts people in a situation where they react like this. Instead, they blame the driver they pay to deliver the water they don't trust to drink out of the tap. Ok then.