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09-30

I know several people who work for Amazon & I know they pay pretty good so what was the need behind needing to steal a hot cup of water in AZ? swear ppl these days smh

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kakuda43
09-30

Well I look at it this way if they weren't going to pay even though it might have been wrong are you going to lose your life over a soda?? I would just report it afterward I wouldn't have fought the person. Something triggered the Amazon driver. I would have kept that on the low until they left for safety reasons .Not worth arguing over your life or safety.

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