An Amazon delivery driver has gone viral on TikTok after sharing his encounter with an unknown woman he found in his van.
In a viral video posted by cart4r__ on TikTok, an Atlanta-based Amazon driver filmed an incident where a seemingly drunk woman unexpectedly entered his van while he was away from it.
“Bro, I don’t know who’s this lady. Can you, can you get out? Bro, can you get out my van, bro?” the driver said, confronting the stranger. “Random lady just hopped in my work van,” he wrote over the clip.
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When he opened the door to his vehicle, the woman asked him for a ride down the street, to which the TikToker responded: “Down the street? Bro, this is the Amazon van.”
He then tried to reason with her, and explain the purpose of his van and his inability to offer rides. However, the woman insisted that he drops her off down the street, claiming that he only lived a block away. The driver then told her: “You know I called the police like 10 minutes ago?”
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The woman appeared unfazed by this, and remained seated. Towards the end of the clip, the content creator closed the door and panned the camera over to a Clayton County police car pulling over.
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“Bro where she come from only in ATL,” the content creator captioned the clip, which has gone viral with over 5.7 million views. TikTok users were left in stitches over the bizarre incident.
“She done started charging her phone and all,” one person quipped. “The way she saying bruh got me dead,” another commented. “She say she tryna go home home home home,” a third wrote.
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Others praised the driver for how he handled the situation. “I like how calm & collective he is it’s cute,” one person said. “Your patience is top tier. I’m only saying it once!! Get out or get taken out,” another added.
This is just the latest Amazon-related fiasco to go viral on TikTok, after a delivery driver was caught tossing a customer’s package into a tree.
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