As of: February 4, 2024, 1:01 p.m
By: Robin Dittrich
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The demand from a resident of the house was probably the last straw for the parcel delivery person.
He made it clear that he would not comply with the request.
Munich – Whether the parcel deliverer or the recipient, both sides often feel disadvantaged and misunderstood.
Parcels are left in unusual places and delivery drivers have to contend with unfriendly recipients.
The most violent – or funniest – gaffes often end up on social media.
This was also the case in this case, in which a parcel delivery person responded in writing to a request made to him.
And it's anything but friendly.
Parcel recipient has a request for the delivery person – Instagram post goes viral
If something doesn't go as planned during the parcel delivery, the frustration is often taken out on the parcel deliverers.
A resident of the house expressed his dissatisfaction with the delivery of the packages with a note.
This was posted on the “notesofberlin” Instagram profile.
The message to the parcel delivery person read as follows: “Please: Don’t stick any more notifications on the outside door!” Apparently the resident was concerned that other people could find out that he or others were not at home: “Everyone The world can see it.” But that wasn’t enough, the package recipient had another reason for his request: “The door is already ugly enough.
The glue won’t come off!”
Parcel delivery person not very enthusiastic about the note and leaves a clear answer
The parcel delivery person was unimpressed by the resident's note and fired back.
“Then look for your packages online!!!,” he wrote on his own piece of paper that he stuck above it.
The post has already collected over 560 likes on Instagram after just a few days.
Some Instagram users also commented on the topic.
One of them simply commented on the delivery person's handwriting: “What is the second word in the message above?
Kind of hard to decipher in context.”
Another Instagram user simply found the matter “exhausting.” He left it open whether he meant the original note or the delivery person’s reaction.
One user suggested that recipients should “perhaps just register with DHL and use the pickup boxes.”
Some users' suggestion that the delivery person could simply put the notification in the mailbox was questioned by many: "In many cases you can't even get to the mailbox." (
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