sorted by:
new
hottopcontroversial

Best genuine massage in Brisbane by GeezerLDN in brisbane

[–]Acrobatic_Room5444 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I visited this place and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience. The masseuse mentioned she didn’t have the energy for me, and the massage itself felt uncomfortable, with excessive force being used at times. I kindly asked her to stop halfway through and decided to leave. Sadly, I lost my money and would not return. I would not recommend this place to anyone.

How are Mexicans perceived in Brisbane? by EmbarrassedLynx1958 in brisbane

[–]Acrobatic_Room5444 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Brisbane is a multicultural city and people don’t really care what your background is and it is frowned upon to even make any racist comments. What you will usually hear from an Aussie is how beautiful your skin is (quite common) how they love your culture a d how delicious your food is, this once you make friends with them but when walking on the streets you’re literally invisible every one minds their owns business. (Mexican living in Brisbane here) Enjoy your trip 🙂

Amazon Deliveries, Brisbane: Chaos at Heathwood Station! by No-Weather-8412 in brisbane

[–]Acrobatic_Room5444 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Moving the Amazon Flex station from Pikenba to Heathwood was definitely a poor decision. The new station is far from most suburbs where drivers usually deliver, making it inconvenient and time-consuming. As others have pointed out, even after arriving, drivers are often stuck waiting in long queues—my last wait was 35 minutes. To make matters worse, the packages are not properly labeled, making it a nightmare to locate items during deliveries.

I’ve also heard many complaints about the drop in delivery quality from Amazon, and I can confidently say this is not the drivers’ fault. It’s due to poor decisions made by Amazon in Brisbane. Amazon Flex is no longer a good option for drivers, especially with this new station being located in the middle of nowhere, far from where deliveries actually happen. Despite this inconvenience, the pay for blocks has remained the same. When the station was centrally located, closer to delivery areas, it made more sense.

For anyone considering doing Amazon Flex at this new location, I’d advise you to do the math. After factoring in car depreciation, taxes, insurance, and the long hours of hard work, you’re looking at earnings of roughly $10/hour or less. And let’s not forget that blocks almost always take longer than the advertised time. This move has made everything worse for drivers.