3 ms·

Is it safe to say that this video was, at minimum, approved by the Amazon PR department?

• mertd 4y ago
  He has a lot of videos about delivering for Amazon on his YT channel. Some are a year old. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNcYFjn42AQIX76shX1qWeU-3EQCeUKSP https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNcYFjn42AQIX76shX1qW...
  • nomel 4y ago
    I think the simplest explanation is that approval has happened for previous videos, as well, especially since the more videos, the less likely approval was not obtained.
• bagels 4y ago
  I hope so, but doubt it. It is an unfortunate reality that people get fired for posting innocuous stuff like this on the internet.
• judge2020 4y ago
  Given not all packages are blurred all the time, and you can see the map at all, makes me think this is just him using the RPV (Rivian Prime Van) during his actual job tasks; i'd imagine Amazon would want all images of his list of stops to be blurred, since it's probably quite easy to pinpoint customer addresses via that map at 6:01. The reason it's a light load is explained in the description, so I doubt it was even specifically picked out for review: > Why do I only have like 20 packages? On this particular day I was an extra driver, so I didn’t have a full route of my own.