Amazon delivery route of 4.5 hours baffled: Only 3 packages delivered, earned $130.
A social media user living in Pennsylvania explained that on the 4.5‑hour route he took for an Amazon delivery, he only distributed 3 packages and earned $130 by finishing the program early.
A person posting under the username sedasyc23 on social media shared the experience they had while delivering for Amazon with their followers.
In the video, the social media user who said they received a 4.5‑hour route mentioned that they wondered how many packages they would deliver and which areas the route would take them through.
However, when the user received the route, they saw that only three packages were to be delivered, and despite the low number of packages, they noticed that the addresses were quite far apart.
Completed the Route Early
The user, who noted that although the number of packages was small, the distances were long, said they continued deliveries without losing motivation.
The social media user who said they live in Pennsylvania mentioned that one of their favorite features of the state is its green surroundings and that most houses are detached, and said this makes Amazon deliveries easier.
The user who finished the 4,5‑hour work program in about 3,5 hours said they earned 130 dollars in return.
The user, who said he did not want to return home early because he finished the route earlier than planned, shared the delivery process with his followers.
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