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But wouldn’t having the ups driver work shorter hours lower the risk? If you scheduled a pick up at a ups location, the recipient would come into contact with nobody. Less packages on the truck and the ups driver wouldn’t have to work as late. It would actually have the drivers exposed for a shorter time frame. Safer for the workers. Remember. This is essentially a flu, not a death sentence.My initial post started with "please do not do that" address to readers, and I went on the explain why without any negative remarks to you or the advice (let the readers decide). I assume you had not thought through how your advice did not consider the pandemic.
In the second post. When you defended how good your advice was, I chose to be specific.
It is awful advice ranging from taking unnecessary risks to flat out violation of many state orders.
You didn't hit a nerve. You just posted a blanket statement that is bad for much of the country. It's OK. I'm sure I made my point and confident that you are now aware that for much of the country, letting the delivery guy drop of the packages is the wiser choice for the time being .