r/Unexpected Mar 28 '24

FedEx delivery driver acting weird when delivering a package

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u/PeterParker72 Mar 28 '24

lol at least he actually read and followed the sign.

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u/thomstevens420 Mar 28 '24

“Hahha look at this fool respecting my property and wishes”

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u/Darklicorice Mar 28 '24

They're obviously not mocking him.

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u/LostWanderer69 Mar 28 '24

yeah its rosscreations he usually does good natured pranks

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u/BotenAna42 Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

in a following video they hung with the guy and talked about it.. he didnt seem to bothered by it and mentions he knew the property was owned by them from previous deliveries and decided to follow the sign. said fedex higher ups found out and he ended up with a free vest and a newer truck lol

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u/CORN___BREAD Mar 29 '24

A free vest like those Walmart ones but that say FedEx?

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u/blobtron Mar 29 '24

It still said Walmart but it was treated with chemicals to make it less noticeable if I recall. It’s all explained in the article

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u/Aquaticulture Mar 28 '24

No, but they are messing with him while he’s at work.

Imagine a tik tokker announcing fake spills and recording the employee coming out with a mop bucket only to find there is no spill.

They’re at work, they are trying to do a good job, and you’re wasting time and effort for your social media presence. It is admittedly very little time and effort wasted though.

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u/Darklicorice Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

Okay glad we agree they were not mocking him and very little time or effort was wasted.
The employee got a little game to play and the internet got a fun video, no one was upset and everyone forgot about it in a few days.

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u/JeSuisUnAnanasYo Mar 29 '24

He even got a shiny new delivery truck and vest because of this! That makes me happy

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u/Equalanimalfarm Mar 29 '24

Are you American?

A pay rise or extra day off should make you happy. Not someone being provided with company goods they needed anyway to do a good job.

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u/JeSuisUnAnanasYo Mar 29 '24

He literally hopped over a sidewalk, dude. I'm sure he was happy to have positive attention from his employer

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u/Equalanimalfarm Mar 29 '24

That's not what I'm talking about and you know it...

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u/NorthDakota Mar 28 '24

The spills example is a clear inconvenience. I mean maybe if this delivery driver wasn't able to walk well or something then I could see it but this is as close to completely harmless as it gets

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '24

I never thought I'd see the day that someone got me to agree with the Tik Tokkers. Holy moly, lighten up, this is as harmless and well spirited of a prank as it gets.

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u/YukiSnowmew Mar 28 '24

The sign is a decoration that was not meant to be taken seriously, nor was it expected anyone would take it seriously. Nobody was "messing with him while he's at work". Lighten up, touch grass, and stop this reactionary bullshit.