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Speaking as someone who has worked cleaning up the area adjacent to an interstate, there's no way to identify the urine bottles specific to a trucking company.
by dboreham 3y ago
Speaking as someone who has worked cleaning up the area adjacent to an interstate, there's no way to identify the urine bottles specific to a trucking company. Unless Amazon issues their drivers with branded urine bottles? (I think the urine bottles begin as pop bottles and are reused).
- cwmma 3y agoafter learning that drivers were being penalized for returning with urine filled bottles he searched the road near the warehouses, so it's urine very likely to come from an amazon driver.
- karaterobot 3y agoWhy couldn't they be from trucks from other shipping companies going to the Amazon warehouse, or from other distribution centers presumably located in the same general area? I think people may be under the misapprehension that only Amazon trucks leave bottles of urine on the side of the highway. This has been a practice for many, many decades. And not just commercial drivers, either. The word to look up is 'trucker bombs'.
- itronitron 3y agoMaybe they are (or were) an Amazon driver and were retrieving their own bottles.