[Video] Jeep driver bullies Amazon courier for 30 min demanding he hand over package
@sean5five is an Amazon delivery driver living in California. He’s shared just a few of his experiences with the company on TikTok, but one particular incident involving a self-proclaimed customer stalking him in a Jeep went viral, earning 1.9M views and counting.
A Jeep Grand Cherokee approached sean5five while the courier was just doing his job: delivering packages according to his planned schedule and route.
The SUV driver pulled up and demanded that the worker hand over a package he believed was in the Amazon van. The courier refused, telling the Jeep driver that he’d continue delivering packages according to his schedule.
By the way, in another video, sean5five explains that he’s six-foot-five, so not a small guy. In fact, he has trouble sitting comfortably behind the wheel of the Amazon van. The courier gets out his phone and starts recording the interaction.
Still, Jeep dude persists. While the recorded exchange lasts less than a minute, sean5five says the entire incident lasted much longer.
“I’m a dad, too,” the Amazon driver calmly tells the bully at one point
While it’s difficult to hear everything the Jeep driver says in the clip, the Amazon worker keeps his cool…despite the bully’s persistence. The other guy insults the courier’s job. “Anything else?” the courier asks. “Yea, can I have my [curse] package and I’ll be on my way,” the customer demands again.
“I’m a dad too, so I’m not gonna say what I want to say to you,” sean5five replies, “But man, I wish I could give you the runaround.”
Jeep driver again asks for his package. The Amazon worker tells him that he’ll have to wait until he’s back delivering again.
Eventually, the SUV driver leaves.
“He decided to follow me around for 30 minutes and approaching me until i finally had to just leave my deliveries and go somewhere safe. Never know who is crazy enough to hurt someone.” the Amazon driver explained to followers.
If you haven’t already gotten the message, let’s all keep in mind that Amazon drivers aren’t saving lives. There’s literally nothing coming from the company overnight or whatever that’s actually solving for an emergency. Keep calm, and wait patiently for your stuff.
