Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Amazon makes it incredibly easy to have almost anything delivered straight to your door, but have you ever thought about the person who actually has to carry it there?
Kirk & Priestly react to an Amazon driver who went viral asking customers to stop ordering cases of bottled water, pointing out that delivery trucks can get brutally hot—and those heavy cases still have to be hauled from the truck all the way to your doorstep.
That sparks a conversation about the worst things to have delivered, including cat litter, giant bags of pet food, laundry detergent, and other (sometimes literal) backbreaking orders.
Amazon makes it incredibly easy to have almost anything delivered straight to your door, but have you ever thought about the person who actually has to carry it there?
Kirk & Priestly react to an Amazon driver who went viral asking customers to stop ordering cases of bottled water, pointing out that delivery trucks can get brutally hot—and those heavy cases still have to be hauled from the truck all the way to your doorstep.
That sparks a conversation about the worst things to have delivered, including cat litter, giant bags of pet food, laundry detergent, and other (sometimes literal) backbreaking orders.
