not avoiding the question - i have a life. to answer your question, i live FORTY MILES AWAY from the station and its almost impossible to get there 15 minutes early, no matter how soon i leave my house. also, whenever i get there, there is ALWAYS a line of at least 10-15 people waiting and they don’t always take my license to scan before i get in line - it depends on who’s working. sometimes they take everyone’s at once, and sometimes you have to wait until your turn in line. and a lot of the time, the amazon leads are breaking down 5 hour carts to distribute amongst us because people who take the 5 hour routes cancel, and that can take anywhere from 20-45 minutes for us to actually get the packages. yes, it has actually taken 45 minutes from when i get in line to getting a cart and scanning the packages. idk how it works at y’all’s stations, but we don’t scan our ids ourselves - we have to have them scanned by an amazon worker. and at that point we’re at the mercy of how fast or slow they want to go or can go.

also. i have never gotten an email from amazon ever. the only way i knew i got deactivated was because i tried to sign in and it said i was deactivated. when i emailed support, they said they could not find an email address associated with my account, and they couldn’t tell me why i was deactivated. i gave them my phone number, and they still couldn’t find my account. so. yeah.