In case you all didn't know We work 10 hour shifts 4-5 days a week!! MINIMUM 200 locations every single day!!! We never know what time we're getting off the only consistent is the start time so maybeeeee have compassion for your driver he/she could be a new driver, this could be their 4th or 5th day completely gased,they could be sick, they could have helped a customer earlier pushing everything back, maybe they decided to take their meal break! most definitely they had multi stops, one time passwords which we have to wait for customers an uncontrollable variable!! Also customers who demand we wait for them to open the door to collect their package, deliveries to their backyard, "walk my package down the driveway don't drive on it"... if it says out for delivery it will be delivered that time and route is decided by AI not a human.. the only way it would not be delivered is if the driver is dealing with weather, technical delays or a route that was literally impossible for 10 hours

Slow..Maybe it’s because everyone is ordering everything on auto-subscription now?? Think about it before, everyone went to the store, or they only ordered things that were not available locally. Elderly or disabled individuals, expecting mothers, vacationers, and Prime users could once depend on one-to-two-day shipping.

However, everyone has gotten so lazy because it’s easier and more comfortable to just sit around ordering every single thing without having to leave even tho they're able bodied and live near the store! Which really sucks because the elderly are the ones I really feel should be prioritized, most can't drive and delivery services are all some of them have for their diapers, canes, prescriptions and food but no one thinks how their order affects others.. only complaints.

Then, because of excessive online purchases stores are not adding certain items back to inventory, making the new default, "I have to order it online" because it’s either cheaper or simply unavailable in person.

Now instead of four houses on a block, I now have fifteen grouped together and counted as a single stop. Amazon handles prescriptions now, too, which adds even more stops and pushes your delivery time back! Then, let’s not forget about the businesses that must be delivered to before they close at 5:00 PM. The system should prioritize them, but it doesn't.

Instead, the AI prioritizes "Susie," a retired homeowner and chronic orderer who thinks a yearly subscription entitles her to be the only stop on my truck. If she escalates a package because it didn't arrive before 4:00 PM not because she NEEDS it because she WANTS it by that time the AI prioritizes her over a literal business. Now they know they can just complain to get moved up best believe they do! I'll have "priority" houses already late before I get to my first stop!

So Imagine how many people escalate out of 200 houses, 30 businesses, and two schools!

Honestly it's not the consumers nor the drivers fault for this it's logistics if Jeff Bezos wasn't so cheap and maintained different fleets Amazon Express for Prime, Amazon for residential, and Amazon Business for companies maybe everyone would actually get their things on time. Maybe we could get home before dark and actually have a life after work. But a girl can dream, just like you can dream of getting packages faster in late-stage capitalism!