Wait, red pandas are called firefoxes?
ChrisLicht
joined 1 year ago
I live in San Francisco. The dream of the ‘90s is alive here now.
As I understand it, it’s a niche provider compared to where it was 10 years ago. When was the last time you got a FedEx package from a major retailer? I order shit constantly and can’t remember getting one in maybe a year.
And, if you visit one of their distro centers, they are pale shades of what they were a decade ago, with a fraction of the employees and the vibe of a dying enterprise. Last time I had to hit our local distro center, there were two employees in the entire back area and a giant pile of undeliverable/lost packages in the waiting area.
FedEx is being deliberately destroyed by Amazon. I would love to see it unionize, but it’s arguably not going to exist in another few years as a major player.
Unionization of Amazon delivery systems would have much more ongoing impact. Over-the-road and last-mile have to happen in the US; they can’t be off-shored.
I would pay to not use it.
4 bars and some fenty. Nu fuss, no muss.
Neither is cubo-futurism.
Too many people have them. No one wants to stare at your chirping sphincter.
Huh, I’m not seeing them. Wonder what I’m doing wrong.
Can you share what you’re seeing, so the rest of can take a look?
I remember watching an American 60 Minutes episode about commercial airlines buying fake plane parts, maybe 20+ years ago. Depressing to see it still happens.