00:00Delivery drivers are saying that they were told that they cannot sing along to the radio
00:08because it distracts them and negatively impacts their driving safety.
00:12Maybe it's in like one of their onboarding classes or something, and somebody was finally
00:16like, well, that's stupid.
00:17Yeah.
00:18And by the way, here's something else that I didn't know.
00:21If you ask anyone who works for Amazon, they say that they don't treat their employees
00:25great.
00:26I thought the whole thing on Amazon was that they do treat their employees great.
00:30They give you good benefits, even if you're part time.
00:32They help you pay for school.
00:35I have no idea.
00:36You make your own hours.
00:38That's what I thought.
00:39I don't know.
00:39I do know that there's a lot of stress on Amazon drivers to finish their route.
00:46That I do know.
00:47Right.
00:48We've heard that before.
00:49But in all fairness, I need my butt cream and you need to have your battery operated fan
00:54ASAP.
00:55Right.
00:56Important stuff for us.
00:57Amazon drivers are going on to different websites and posting on social media saying
01:04that that Amazon is indeed cracking down on distracted driving and, quote, digging them
01:08if they're caught singing.
01:09How?
01:10How are they catching them?
01:11Amazon has cameras in the vehicles that spy on the drivers, not surprisingly.
01:16And that's how they're they're able to see if a driver is belting out, you know.
01:20I don't know, rolling in the deep or good luck, babe.
01:25Amazon's denying this.
01:28A spokesperson says it's completely inaccurate.
01:30Amazon has never issued guidance or communications that prohibit singing in the vehicle.
01:34And they even offered some evidence by sharing some previously produced video detailing a day
01:39in the life of an Amazon driver.
01:41And it does mention the cameras in the vehicles to promote safe driving.
01:43But it also shows the delivery driver having fun and singing in the van.
01:48Yahoo got this from a website called Jell-O pink, whatever that is.
01:52Sounds like a reliable resource.
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