UPS worker caught literally rolling box down the sidewalk during delivery (VIDEO)

[no_map_needed]

This is how it goes until someone invents the wheel-box. yabadaba

 

[LeftRS1]

Clearly he should have sent in a message requesting help

 

[rod]

“My concern is that what if this item had been irreplaceable such as a family antique, one of a kind item, or a piece of art,” continued the customer.

My concern is what if shippers actually properly packed their items? Fake, or at least hypothetical, concern is what passes for news these days, I guess...

Well then some one should have told him UPS won't insure antiques or irreplaceable items.

 

[BrownStains]

at least use your handcart to bring it to the steps then roll it up to the porch if it was that heavy.

 

[Star B]

at least use your handcart to bring it to the steps then roll it up to the porch if it was that heavy.

really? you think that guy went "you know what, getting my handcart is TOO HARD for me, let me roll it and do more work"

He probably didn't have one.

 

[rod]

I would have called for help and then we both could roll it.

 

[Integrity]

UPS worker caught literally rolling box down the sidewalk during delivery (VIDEO) - Daily Hive

Another video has surfaced online showing a delivery gone-wrong in Canada and this time UPS is to blame.

In the video, you can see a UPS employee delivering a large parcel to a residential home on Wednesday, January 9 just before 4:30 pm.

But rather than using a trolly to help carry the box, or even make an attempt to carry it, the worker rolls the parcel along the sidewalk, flipping the box and its contents over repeatedly.

This is a clearly taught and posted acceptable method of handling packages of this type at the company.

Doesn't make sense I know, but it is true.

 

[Indecisi0n]

I've rolled plenty of BBQ's . I love the sound of metal parts rolling around all over the place .

 

[Just Hawk]

Don't order a living room set or wooden bunk beds or a BBQ and drivers wouldn't have to roll/slide packages up your porch! They are ONE person.

 

[Poop Head]

I've rolled plenty of BBQ's . I love the sound of metal parts rolling around all over the place .

What do you expect when it's "free shipping"?

 

[bumped]

The package car is in view of the camera. How is it rolling the package down the sidewalk? Its feet away.

 

[BobBarker]

UPS worker caught literally rolling box down the sidewalk during delivery (VIDEO) - Daily Hive

Another video has surfaced online showing a delivery gone-wrong in Canada and this time UPS is to blame.

In the video, you can see a UPS employee delivering a large parcel to a residential home on Wednesday, January 9 just before 4:30 pm.

But rather than using a trolly to help carry the box, or even make an attempt to carry it, the worker rolls the parcel along the sidewalk, flipping the box and its contents over repeatedly.

people get butthurt for no reason

 

[Frankie's Friend]

It wouldve been helpful if he didnt let loose of the pkg when he turned it over to show that he tried to control the impact when it flipped each time.

Just my thoughts even if it was rolled which looks unprofessional to people who dont move hundreds of heavy and bulky pigs every day with a time allotment hanging over their heads.

I hope he ran scratch that day even if he was taken out of service for a few weeks for being caught on video running scratch.

 

[Chaos]

At least he put it on the porch. I’d left that heavy pos at the bottom of the steps

 

[BrownRecycler]

Nothing wrong with the method.

The customer complaining about "what if it a antique..". Bro. You don't put a fragile antique in a UPS shipping. You hired a van carrier service that will carefully deliver that.

Just at least admit that you are a cheap customer.