Who /deliveryboy/ here? It's a pretty robot friendly job

>>38135901
>having to ring doorbells and talk to multitudes of normalfags per day
>robot friendly

um no

Any cases when you messed up the orders?

>>38135901
>It's a pretty robot friendly job
in what possible way

>>38136037
>>38136071
It's good pressure free training for social situations and you spend 90% of your time driving around talking to nobody and listening to music

>>38136055
I forgot a person of color's wings and they went apeshit

>delivery boy
>is really grown ass man but society is fucked up so he masochistically refers to himself as boy because "Lol I'm not a real man"

>>38136037

>Talk to multitudes of normal fags all day

>"That'll be 16.50"
>"Yeah I got change"
>"You bet. Enjoy!"
>"Yeah, no worries. Take care."


such intricacies.

It's a 10 second conversation.

Not only that, but I did it when I was in my early 20's and it helped with my people skills.

Every little bit counts.

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It's pretty comfy when you only have to talk to normies twice a day or less.

I did it from 18-22 and loved every minute of it.

Just driving around, listening to music, getting buzzed of my one hitter all night. Making more than most of the people my age working fast food drive-thru's. It was heaven. Wish I could go back to be honest.

>>38136134
you're not a robot if you can make eye contact with people

>>38136094
>training for social situations
That would be the case if it weren't business. Personally I don't have a problem being professional and friendly but the moment the conversation turns casual everything goes to shit. I don't have any casual topics to speak of offline, so I can't relate to normals whatsoever.

>>38135901
ayy op i just got called into an interview for a pizza delivery boy today.