On the 9th, an online community posted a post titled 'Is it hard for delivery drivers to work?' The author, Mr. A, wrote, "The package should have arrived in a day, but it arrived two days later," and added, "When I got angry, they actually made excuses by saying they were too busy." He continued, "Being a delivery driver isn't a big deal; it's polite to apologize first," and expressed his dissatisfaction, asking, "Am I the one acting strange ?" This post reportedly sparked backlash from netizens immediately after it was published, and while consumers can cause inconvenience if delivery is delayed, many pointed out that expressing it in a way that belittly belittles the job itself is inappropriate. One netizen said, "If the original plan to arrive in one day came in two days, then protesting is a legitimate complaint," but pointed out, "But if the conclusion is 'Is it hard for delivery drivers?' it inevitably looks like a disparaging job group." Other netizens responded, "Do you think the driver only goes to your house?", "Try it yourself for even one day before you speak," "Isn't loading and unloading and going up and down elevators and stairs harder?", "You take other people's affairs too lightly." If you speak in a way that disparages a particular job group, no one will sympathize!!!!!!!
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