“The bins get emptied today. I don’t know if it’ll still be there when I get home.”

An Amazon buyer posted a photograph of her package deal, delivered to not her door, however right into a trash bin. The Reddit person, u/jitterqueen, shared the now-viral picture to r/mildlyinfuriating on July 31, 2025, exhibiting her order sitting atop a pile of rubbish. Despite the accompanying word claiming it was left “in a secure location,” the photograph advised a special story.

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People reacting to the picture discovered the motive force’s alternative of safe supply location outrageous and roasted Amazon for his or her supply fails. But drivers on the r/AmazonDSPdrivers subreddit say they’re solely reviewed by unhappy prospects—so after all they get a foul rap. 

u/jitterqueen advised a commenter who shamed her for patronizing the transport big that she’s prone to let her Amazon subscription lapse. @pierrepaul wrote, “Why don’t you visit a local business instead of handing money to one of the world’s biggest and most destructive corporations?” u/jitterqueen replied, “My subscription is ending today and I think this time I’m not renewing it anymore.”

“Secure location” apparently means “on top of trash”

u/jitterqueen advised the thread the package deal could possibly be eliminated together with the trash. She wrote, “Thursdays are trash collection days where I live. They usually come around 2 pm which is in 2 hours. I don’t think it’ll be there when I get home.”

Amazon supply put my package deal within the trash and took a photograph of the “secure location”.
byu/jitterqueen inmildlyinfuriating

Reddit customers on the thread referred to as the Amazon worker a “bad delivery driver,” and a “smoothbrain.”

Another commenter joked that the motive force was merely saving u/jitterqueen’s time. 

“Just saving you time,” wrote u/FreezingwindDOTcom. “It was sure to end up in a landfill anyway,” replied u/node-toad.

What about all of the packages efficiently delivered with out incident? 

Amazon driver u/StraightPool6074 wrote, “People who really go on amazon and give negative customer delivery feedback are the most miserable people on earth,” in a submit on the r/AmazonDSPdrivers subreddit from May.

“Unless I was disrespectful, it’s no reason you should give bad feedback, especially if you got your package,” they added.

People who actually go on amazon and provides a detrimental buyer supply suggestions are essentially the most depressing individuals on earth
byu/StraightPool6074 inAmazonDSPDrivers

Drivers responding to u/StraightPool6074‘s frustration defined their plight and chimed in to commiserate. 

“We are being reviewed by about 5% of customers we deliver to. Then its all weighted on that 5%. So if you have 1 or 2 bad you get a bad score. 95% of customers who say nothing needed to be weighted in. And if your shit aint broke and you have it shut up.”

“Lazy is always the first thing outta them pathetic losers’ mouths, and yet there they are sitting on their ass instead of going to the store.”

u/Key_Ad_8333 had the grace to pipe up and acknowledge that supply persons are on the market doing the very best they will.

“I am not a delivery driver or an employee for Amazon. But goddamn am I thankful for y’all. The shit y’all put up with in an effort to add convenience to our lives is crazy.”