He was no longer at the peak of his career – he didn't want to do the hard labor.
An employee who worked at Amazon for seven years claimed in a video posted online that he was fired after complaining about having to pick up heavy customer orders.
TikToker @thatamazonguyyLast week, he posted a behind-the-scenes video about his job at Amazon, revealing to his 35,800 followers that the retail giant had canned him over his complaints.
“Hey guys, I have some bad news. Yeah, Amazon fired my idiot. I've been down in the gutter like that for seven years,” the actress, whose first name is Kendall, wrote on the social media platform. said a TikToker who calls himself the Amazon King.
“Long story short, I made a video about 4 weeks ago where I asked people to stop buying heavy items on Amazon because I work at Amazon and I am tired of lifting heavy items. I told people.”
He further explained that while the majority of viewers found the post humorous, other viewers, such as older people, did not laugh.
“Most people took it as a joke. Especially if you work at Amazon, you probably knew I was exaggerating a little bit…But a lot of people were offended by my video. erected,” he said.
Kendall also apologized, saying it was not her intention to cause any harm.
“I apologize if that video offended you. I never intended to offend anyone or discriminate against anyone. I just wanted to make a funny video.” he said. “I'm not just saying that. I've already lost my job and I'm not eligible for rehiring, so please forgive me.”
In the Dec. 6 video in question — 'Avoid buying heavy items on Amazon” — Kendall, an Amazon trainer, explains that she took on an extra shift and was given a picking job at a warehouse.
“Can you tell me why all the other items I chose were Fiji water or dog food?” he asked his followers.
“I don't know who needs to hear this, but please stop buying water on Amazon,” he appealed.
“You run out of water and go to Amazon and it takes 2-3 business days to get the best water? What are you drinking in the meantime? Just do what any normal person would do and go to the store, lazy. Please take me there and buy some water.”
He also called for empathy for employees such as the “50-year-old woman who has to grab dog food from the top shelf” and joked about what he would do in retaliation against inconsiderate customers. .
“Next time I’m water picking and water comes out, I’m going to replace your Fiji Water with Aquafina,” he said.
“If you buy dog food, I'm going to replace half of the dog food with cat food…see how your dog likes it, straight bull.”
Kendall, who calls herself “my favorite ex-Amazonian” on TikTok, used the platform to post the following video while she was at work.A day in the life of a Tier 1 Amazon Associate,””Amazon parking lot,””I went to work late on overtime days.” and “If you choose a 12 hour OT shift”
The Post has reached out to Amazon for comment.
