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Probably a supe having to cover a spare route.looks like the driver was already off. but it is hard to judge without audio
Hands up don't shoot.
Probably a supe having to cover a spare route.looks like the driver was already off. but it is hard to judge without audio
Evidently the driver didn't study shotokan or any eastern arts.And as someone who's studied Aikido and other Japanese martial arts for 20 years, this was just handled poorly from a conflict resolution standpoint. The body language suggests aggression and escalation on the drivers part. If someone is coming to hit you, stepping back and not projecting makes it less likely the aggressive one will engage.
that's because you're an idiot and try to judge everyone who has different view than you..
to own a gun, doesn't mean you have to want to shoot someone..... jeez
Evidently the driver didn't study shotokan or any eastern arts.
Maybe he grew up where he learned self preservation from an early age because he had to.
Maybe he just got ripped in the office by a worthless 30 day wonder supe over trumped up issues.
This job can create issues on road by what happens after the pcm.
There is no justification for being an aggressor in browns or out of them.How do any of those points justify pushing someone while wearing Browns? They don't. Regardless of the situation, he needed to be the bigger person and walk away. Instead ego and chest pounding pride took over.
This job is stressful no doubt. But if you can't control yourself in a professional manner when confronted with conflict, you're going to get what you deserve. Unless the other guy pulled a weapon, the driver had every chance to de escalate the situation and just walk away.
but we have an aikido master here that thinks all driver's should have situational awareness(learned while he trained for it... the rest of us raise families and have family bbqs)There were 2 dogs and the kick was justified and not devastating. Who knows what the man said as he ran up on the driver and raised his hand to him. If that would have been in a parking lot on a weekend, someone would be picking them self off the floor. Sucks, though.
Never said talk genius. I said I would make my points less complicated so you could understand better. Apparently I failed again.ya, you have to talk s-l-o-w-e-r for me to read your stupidity
the guy was delivering medical suppliesThere were 2 dogs and the kick was justified and not devastating. Who knows what the man said as he ran up on the driver and raised his hand to him. If that would have been in a parking lot on a weekend, someone would be picking them self off the floor. Sucks, though.
I'll agree with these pointsThere is no justification for being an aggressor in browns or out of them.
None.
And most folks have NOT taken any form of selfdefense that would trigger how to calmly handle situations like this one.
He made a really poor judgement move no matter what the other guy was saying.
Come on Dave, this dude knew the person was coming, and still kinda kicked the dog. Maybe your boy had prior issues with that dog, or he has has bitten before. I've been bitten before and I don't mess with any dogs that aren't mine. Hands on a customer is a big no no anywhere.Are you actually justifying our guy's behavior?
He deserves to be immediately terminated.
the comes from the guy callin that.....Never said talk genius. I said I would make my points less complicated so you could understand better. Apparently I failed again.
Wow you REALLY are that dumb.
but we have an aikido master here that thinks all driver's should have situational awareness(learned while he trained for it... the rest of us raise families and have family bbqs)
I have an uncle that does situational awareness classes.. that's what he trains for.
we are package delivery drivers..
Almost 20 years princess...and learn to spell. It's Aikido not akiedo.akiedo master, how long you been driving?
the comes from the guy callin that.....