The company is advising its delivery partners — the mom-and-pops that operate the ubiquitous blue Amazon vans — to prominently advertise that they don’t screen applicants for marijuana use, according to correspondence reviewed by Bloomberg and interviews with four business owners.
Awesome idea from Bezos. Since he also has not been able to get any kind of rocket into ORBIT we can expect him to make a similar announcement for Blue Origin.
ReplyDeleteHis rockets will get higher and higher and higher, but likely still not in ORBIT.
Well the artic regions will see a lot of post or some other strange places
ReplyDeleteWell, you'll get your package, it'll just be covered in Cheetohs dust.
ReplyDeleteWarning don't order any "munchies".
ReplyDeleteAs long as you don't order Doritos from Amazon, you should be fine.
ReplyDeletewhere are these "crippling shortages?" I have applied and I cant get them to even acknowledge receipt of my application.
ReplyDeleteJust leave a small bag of Fritos on your doorstep for the driver…
ReplyDeleteon time??? I would be happy if they would deliver to my correct address instead of a couple of blocks away
ReplyDeleteI can smell the accident lawsuits a mile away.
ReplyDeleteKenny... Here's that second career you've been CRAVIN"!
ReplyDeleteThey are driving delivery trucks. They may cross state lines. How long before the DOT steps in requiring a "special" CDL for delivery drivers?
ReplyDeleteI always thought if you are driving for pay , be it Class "A", "B", "C" you were required to pass the D.O.T. drug screening random tests. Even if inter or intrastate.
Deleteyou will get a package , not the one you ordered but still a package.
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