Who delivers your Amazon or other online order packages?

[I'm Me]

This is about how prevalent virtue signalling is in media now compared to my personal daily social observations.

I'd post the commercial but it's not on YouTube so I'll describe it. I saw an Amazon commercial today. This was on a Toronto station. Nothing particular about it to me except how it ends. It ends with a camera shot inside a cargo van looking toward the rear doors. Full of packages to deliver. The back doors open by a 30 (?) year old black woman in the role of an Amazon delivery driver who takes out one of the packages, looks at the label, then closes the door as if on her way to deliver it to the recipients door.

After I started thinking. I've been ordering from Amazon and elsewhere online for at least a decade now. Of course I haven't been home for every UPS, Purolator, etc, package delivery but when I have it was never by a black woman. In fact- never a woman period. It's not because of where I live either I've had brown, white, black, you name it men but never a woman let alone a black woman.

Yet all the people I've seen contracted by Canada Post to deliver the mail and parcels to community mailboxes have been women where I live.

Just curious what others observations are.

 

[doggystyle99]

This is about how prevalent virtue signalling is in media now compared to my personal daily social observations.

The back doors open by a 30 (?) year old black woman in the role of an Amazon delivery driver who takes out one of the packages, looks at the label, then closes the door as if on her way to deliver it to the recipients door.

After I started thinking. I've been ordering from Amazon and elsewhere online for at least a decade now. Of course I haven't been home for every UPS, Purolator, etc, package delivery but when I have it was never by a black woman. In fact- never a woman period. It's not because of where I live either I've had brown, white, black, you name it men but never a woman let alone a black woman.

I love how bigoted, sexist angry white men always unintentionally expose their views
And try to mask their hateful ways.

 

[Leafscom]

1. Purolator, canada post, ups, fedex, canpar
2. Amazon dsp: exclusively contracted to amazon for deliveries, professional drivers and fleet
3. Amazon flex: any desperate schmuck with a phone and access to a car that wants to slave for under minimum wage, smaller boxes and only in a few cities

which method amazon ends up shipping with depends on item, address, and cost. Anyone desperate enough can do amazon flex

 

[I'm Me]

I love how bigoted, sexist angry white men always unintentionally expose their views
And try to mask their hateful ways.

I'm simply curious if your experience with who delivers packages to you is different than mine. I suspect if it was you would say so-but you didn't.

 

[wazup]

I never cared who has.

 

[doggystyle99]

I'm simply curious if your experience with who delivers packages to you is different than mine. I suspect if it was you would say so-but you didn't.

I am not going to entertain your question because you are purposely attempting to mask your hateful (sexist & racist) views and making ignorant statements.

The question you’re really asking is
Why is a black women in the Amazon commercial when you’ve never seen one in real life working for them?

Asking that question shows how ignorant and out of touch with the every day world you are.

 

[Jenesis]

I am not going to entertain your question because you are purposely attempting to mask your hateful (sexist & racist) views and making ignorant statements.

The question you’re really asking is
Why is a black women in the Amazon commercial when you’ve never seen one in real life working for them?

Asking that question shows how ignorant and out of touch with the every day world you are.

I actually had someone on a work-related forum, bring this up in terms of marketing and politics. It was about two weeks ago. Saying that if you look the commercials now compared to just two years ago, companies are using all types of ethnicities and sexual orientations and blended and mixed-race families as a way to pander to leftist, BLM, and a list of other groups I can’t even remember.

When I pointed out that maybe companies were finally learning that “whiteness” is not a selling feature and that now commercials are looking a little more relatable and inclusive for everyone and how the world actually looks with different people, families etc, I was insulted, called a SM snowflake, leftists, etc etc. But they are not hateful or racist or anything. LMAO.

Some people will never get it and use whatever they can spread their hate. They play games, like here with the “I’m just asking an innocent question” BS.

Not like there were not enough selfie videos of black delivery people being harassed on the job in white communities (simply because they are black) to show that black people do indeed make deliveries. LOL

But to answer that dumb question. Yes. Yes I have had a black woman deliver to me. Shockingly enough, just yesterday afternoon. But she was driving a white van so that was ok.

 

[james t kirk]

Usually just some guy driving a beat up old car. (Yes, a car.)

They just throw the package on the porch, make no attempt to put it out of sight, do not even bother to ring the bell, but are careful to take a photo, then jump back in their piece of shit car that would surely fail a safety check and floor it down the street.

That's who I see delivering packages for Amazon.

 

[I'm Me]

I never cared who has.

I'm simply curious if your experience with who delivers packages to you is different than mine. I suspect if it was you would say so-but you didn't.

 

[I'm Me]

I am not going to entertain your question because you are purposely attempting to mask your hateful (sexist & racist) views and making ignorant statements.

The question you’re really asking is
Why is a black women in the Amazon commercial when you’ve never seen one in real life working for them?

Asking that question shows how ignorant and out of touch with the every day world you are.

I'm simply curious if your experience with who delivers packages to you is different than mine. I suspect if it was you would say so-but you didn't.

 

[bazokajoe]

I have ordered online maybe 3 or 4 times. When I have it's never been with Amazon.
But the delivery person has been different all the time. Once was a UPS guy,once was an independent contracted out by Fed-Ex. Other times I wasn't home.
When I have been out for walks I have never seen a "Amazon" labelled truck. Maybe it's just because I live in a small town. I do notice that most drivers ring the door bell or knock on the door and take a picture of the package on the front porch.

 

[Jenesis]

Oh boy. We have another Philly on our hands. LOL

 

[Carvher]

I have been ordering a lot online over the last year. I see who delivers about half the time. Not seen a woman yet.
OP asked simple question. Only a few people have answered it. Thats the norm on this board now. Everything is political and or racist.
Hell, 80 percent of guys delivering my packages have been brown.
Doesn't mean im a racist, it just means 80 percent of deliveries have been by brown guys.
Op was just stating they MAY HAVE got there pc commercial wrong. Lol

 

[Tomoreno]

Most of my Amazon orders came in a brown box.
Orders from other stores are either brown box or white packet.
Never received a black box.

I'm not sure what to think of it.

 

[I'm Me]

I have been ordering a lot online over the last year. I see who delivers about half the time. Not seen a woman yet.
OP asked simple question. Only a few people have answered it. Thats the norm on this board now. Everything is political and or racist.
Hell, 80 percent of guys delivering my packages have been brown.
Doesn't mean im a racist, it just means 80 percent of deliveries have been by brown guys.
Op was just stating they MAY HAVE got there pc commercial wrong. Lol

I'm glad someone got my intent. In my opinion Amazon are the ones who seemed to make this commercial all about race in the ending scene. Probably because it's black history month-which is cool as long as what you're presenting is true and in my experience it's not having never seen a female express delivery driver period let alone a black female one.

Amazon chose not to use a brown or even black male actor as the driver- which is my experience too who mostly delivers my packages.

Come to think of it if it was a black male driver in the commercial it wouldn't have even struck me as odd at all and I would never have made it a thread topic here.

 

[redshank]

I find D99 to be unhinged. His writing style where he's always bolding and enlarging his text strikes me as a tactic that would be used by a teenaged girl. If his messages were handwritten there would be concern for his mental health tbh. Everyone in this thread has been able to have a rational conversation about a trivial observation except him. It's disturbing to see what this brand of "Wokeism" has done to some of the weaker minded people in our society.

As for my packages. White guys/White Women/East Indian guys/Black guys. I've only really noticed because I have a video doorbell. I usually never make it to the door in time to actually converse with the person. There's a company called Intelcom that delivers a lot of my Amazon packages. To show how busy they are one time I watched a woman go back into her van after delivering me a package then check her phone and then pull one driveway ahead in her van and deliver another package

 

[Tomoreno]

 

[doggystyle99]

I'm simply curious if your experience with who delivers packages to you is different than mine. I suspect if it was you would say so-but you didn't.

No you’re not. You’re a straight up bigoted person that’s why you can’t understand why a black woman could be an Amazon driver or could be out in an Amazon ad.

Once you start your thread with the following it explains your views.

This is about how prevalent virtue signalling is in media now compared to my personal daily social observations.

Your ignorance and bigoted ways on it was unintentionally shown and I have no problem calling bigoted people out for their ignorant views.

PS repeating the exact same posts verbatim does not make your views any more valid.

 

[doggystyle99]

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Bebe your back with the same old ways. Stomp those feet Bebe.

 

[wazup]

I'm simply curious if your experience with who delivers packages to you is different than mine. I suspect if it was you would say so-but you didn't.

In the last 20 years companies have all started including different races in their ads to make them look diverse. Depends where you live. In Baltimore it probably wouldn't be uncommon to see a black female delivery driver. Where I live it would be unusual.