> but I wouldn't personally dismiss the intent and approach out-of-hand I would. Every time I've seen an Amazon driver they're busting ass, sprinting across la

> but I wouldn't personally dismiss the intent and approach out-of-hand I would. Every time I've seen an Amazon driver they're busting ass, sprinting across lawns. Of the drivers I've talked to it's incredibly stressful, and to make your quota you have to drive a bit more "confidently". And let's not even get into the piss bottle stuff. If their intent was truly safety, they would probably want to start there. But they're not. Because keeping high quotas is important for the bottom line. Hiring employees, scaling vans and infrastructure is expensive. So it follows to optimize cash you squeeeeeeze each employee as far as they can go.