Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The system strikes again. As you'll see from the video, the system has a lot of problems. This ranges from the app crashing regularly to the actual back end failing and rehashing problems that were already solved.
It's enough to drive someone crazy, yet drivers have to deal with it every day.
The driver is fighting with an AI / automated system which never gets tired. It will just keep sending you stupid emails but with no useful information most of the time (dates / the exact issue).
One error I made was that there were not 13 still showing, but about 7-10 (should have grabbed a snapshot). That's why I found 10 emails and not 13. Rest assured, all packages were either delivered or returned and ones that couldn't be marked were emailed to them which the AI dealt with (some successfully, some it failed)
One other thing... The station was about 25 Km from my house which meant a 50 Km round trip on that day . Yaay ! To top it off, it takes about an hour to get there and 55 minutes to get back home typically so 2 hours plus up to 30 minutes rotting at the station.
Just to be clear, problems with deliveries are promptly relayed to support / their AI via phone call or email. (on the same day of the delivery). The system just has problems and then sends out these stupid messages (typically 3 - 13 days later) which affects your standing .
You can reply to them, but then the AI gets even more confused. Even when you don't work for them anymore, the system keeps sending emails every 1 - 4 days rehashing things. My system then sends an auto reply email, "Thankyou for your email. This email will be reviewed" and the system then gets confused more. It's a crazy system. It seems it reads its own words which is separate from my responder and then thinks it is a new problem. NOTE: Even when I didn't have the auto responder, it was still crazy. I just find it amusing seeing it replying to itself. This is kind of like the video "The agony of trying to unsubscribe James Veitch"
The problem with working with them is that the whole thing sends you broke. You waste hours of your time every day for below minimum wage. Because of desperation and no time to find a job, you keep doing it which sends you more broke.
I do see why some drivers don't give a stuff about anything and just throw parcels over the fence. Even yesterday I was working in the rain. Another driver had delivered a parcel but hadn't put it under cover properly. The package was wet. I moved it more into the dry (after placing my delivery in a dry area) but the box was already quite wet and was almost stuck to the ground due to the soggyness. It's really not worth your time doing this "job"
The system strikes again. As you'll see from the video, the system has a lot of problems. This ranges from the app crashing regularly to the actual back end failing and rehashing problems that were already solved.
It's enough to drive someone crazy, yet drivers have to deal with it every day.
The driver is fighting with an AI / automated system which never gets tired. It will just keep sending you stupid emails but with no useful information most of the time (dates / the exact issue).
One error I made was that there were not 13 still showing, but about 7-10 (should have grabbed a snapshot). That's why I found 10 emails and not 13. Rest assured, all packages were either delivered or returned and ones that couldn't be marked were emailed to them which the AI dealt with (some successfully, some it failed)
One other thing... The station was about 25 Km from my house which meant a 50 Km round trip on that day . Yaay ! To top it off, it takes about an hour to get there and 55 minutes to get back home typically so 2 hours plus up to 30 minutes rotting at the station.
Just to be clear, problems with deliveries are promptly relayed to support / their AI via phone call or email. (on the same day of the delivery). The system just has problems and then sends out these stupid messages (typically 3 - 13 days later) which affects your standing .
You can reply to them, but then the AI gets even more confused. Even when you don't work for them anymore, the system keeps sending emails every 1 - 4 days rehashing things. My system then sends an auto reply email, "Thankyou for your email. This email will be reviewed" and the system then gets confused more. It's a crazy system. It seems it reads its own words which is separate from my responder and then thinks it is a new problem. NOTE: Even when I didn't have the auto responder, it was still crazy. I just find it amusing seeing it replying to itself. This is kind of like the video "The agony of trying to unsubscribe James Veitch"
The problem with working with them is that the whole thing sends you broke. You waste hours of your time every day for below minimum wage. Because of desperation and no time to find a job, you keep doing it which sends you more broke.
I do see why some drivers don't give a stuff about anything and just throw parcels over the fence. Even yesterday I was working in the rain. Another driver had delivered a parcel but hadn't put it under cover properly. The package was wet. I moved it more into the dry (after placing my delivery in a dry area) but the box was already quite wet and was almost stuck to the ground due to the soggyness. It's really not worth your time doing this "job"






![Would you have helped ? Homeless druggies
A few facts....
Australia has a good welfare system called Centrelink. My tax dollars go towards paying for it.
Unemployed his age would get paid about $350 / week (including maximum rental assistance). Potentially they (as individuals) could be getting combined $700 / week.
A 2 bedroom rental property is about $330 + each week (so basically too expensive for just 1 person but for 2, it is possible).
Living a simple life you would expect to pay about $500
/ week (rent, electricity, internet, food, phone) which would leave these two with $200 spare / week.
Real estate agents usually want you to earn 3 times what your rent is to be considered. i.e. If your rental is $300 / week , you must net (clear) at least $900 or have proof of ability to pay [say $10,000 +cash ]
There is currently a rental shortage where this is filmed. Basically when you go to view a property, there will be 20 + (sometimes a lot more) people viewing and mostly applying for the property. Only 1 of them can be successful.
This means you have about 5% chance of getting the property if all candidates are equal. Due to this, some applicants offer $10 - $40 extra on top of the requested rent quoted to try to secure the property.
I personally struggled to find a property after I lost my job due to the covid outbreak in 2020. In fact, due to the job situation, my age, unemployment levels, etc it is difficult to find a full time job. So basically I am a casual who is probably currently earning around the same / just above unemployment at times. The difference is... I work for my money. I go to work, work as hard as I can, cop crap from customers / other staff members , go home and pay my bills. I dont just go to centrelink and bludge off the system like these people are doing.
In fact, combined they would be getting paid more than I currently am.
Im not complaining or asking for help . Im just explaining my situation , my reasoning , my disgust at these people.
Why they were evicted could be for numerous reasons (junkies who dont pay the rent / destroy the place , property got taken back by the owner for whatever reason [yes, happened to me recently] * i.e. They might want to live there now , greedy owners jacking up the rent too high due to the shortage of rental properties, etc)
It is obvious from the lesions on her legs and his ankles (pants covering most), the numerous missing teeth on him (not shown), the face (not shown) that they are druggies spending money on drugs (meth perhaps)
For this reason, I decided not to help them. Ive helped genuine homeless people before however.
Ps She was vaping (probably hidden due to blur) and can afford that, but cant afford the rent ???? From research, vape pens are $15 - $30 / week. Pod mods (looked like what she had) are between $55 - $75
I know that there are professional beggars out there who earn more than a qualified trade person. It was obvious that these are just druggies however and most likely unemployable / unreliable.
Id be interested in your opinion regarding this and if you think youd give them money or not with all the facts Ive given you. Would you have helped ? Homeless druggies](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xr-3Uh7KuNM/mqdefault.jpg)



