Amazon Delivery Messenger, she/her
- theodora siegel
- Jan 10, 2023
- 1 min read
"I am a delivery foot messenger for Amazon. I work outside all day sometimes up to 10 hours. I was working a long shift and hadn’t used the restroom all day I really needed to go. I asked buildings doorman’s & restaurants thinking maybe they might treat me a little better bc I’m a delivery worker. I was wrong. They all kept saying for employees only, no bc of COVID or that I’d have to buy something. I ended up just waiting til I got off work and rushed to Grand Central to go, although I felt like I wasn’t going to make it."
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This story highlights a challenge that many delivery workers face but rarely talk about. Access to basic necessities like restrooms shouldn’t become an obstacle during a long workday, especially for people who spend hours serving the community. As someone who enjoys Eaglercraft, a browser-based sandbox game inspired by Minecraft where players rely on shared spaces and cooperation, I think real-world communities work best when people show the same level of understanding and support to one another.
I feel for this delivery worker. Spending up to 10 hours outside and being unable to find a restroom when you urgently need one sounds incredibly stressful and frustrating. People who help keep deliveries moving deserve a bit more understanding and support from businesses. Reading this story reminds me of the tense moments in Basket Random, where things can suddenly become chaotic and unpredictable. I’m glad they eventually made it to Grand Central, but no one should have to endure that kind of discomfort during a work shift.