After their yoga class, Brandon,
Melissa and Jodi (Southtown drivers) would drink Chai Tea and eat Organic
cookies at the local Starbucks while engaging in conversation that typically
revolved around late planes, nearly getting bitten by dogs and the absurdity of
the dead-end sales leads they turned in every month. But, the mood on this
winter night among the friends and co-workers was uncharacteristically quiet
and tense until Brandon finally addressed the elephant in the room, “Melissa...
Jodi... I’m just going to say it, I’m really troubled by all the Walmart.com
packages we’ve been delivering lately.”

“It’s
really stressing me out too.” Jodi said putting her hand on Melissa’s arm.
“With so many new things to protest, from the repeal of Obamacare to Betsy
DeVos wanting to bring the Kingdom of God to public schools, it’s not fair that
we have to hate on Walmart all over again like it’s 2005.”
The
friends were unsure what to do about this seemingly insurmountable problem.
Walmart was horrible in every way, from the wages they paid their employees to
their huge carbon footprint, but with Amazon relying more on their own delivery
network they needed these Walmart packages.