Recording summary · December 2018
WORST DAY EVER
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Overview
Daniel received an Amazon delivery containing Tenga eggs from a familiar courier who used to deliver to an old address, while preparing and eating food at home.
Delivery workers arrived in a truck outside Daniel's residence, waited without ringing Daniel's doorbell, and departed without delivering a sofa.
Daniel checked the letterbox, found an old NTT Construction notice from October, and located a Nitori delivery slip at the neighboring apartment door postponing delivery to the 13th.
Daniel faced difficulties contacting the delivery service or a spouse due to phone signal failures, message sending issues, and missing order details, leading to a phone restart.
Themes
Amazon package contents and the delivery person's demeanor.
Food preparation using a pan with a rounded bottom.
Delivery workers waiting near a truck outside without ringing the doorbell.
Discovery of a Nitori delivery slip at a neighboring unit rescheduling delivery to the 13th.
Inability to call or send messages due to lack of signal and missing order details.
Developments
An Amazon courier delivered a package containing Tenga eggs to Daniel's residence.
A delivery lorry arrived outside Daniel's building.
Delivery workers drove away after waiting without ringing Daniel's doorbell.
Daniel checked the letterbox and found an old NTT Construction notification from October.
Daniel found a Nitori delivery slip left in the neighboring door's letterbox indicating delivery was postponed to the 13th.
Daniel restarted the phone after messages failed to send.
Uncertainties & gaps
Whether the Amazon courier remembered Daniel from previous deliveries or noticed the change of address.
Whether the delivery error occurred because the workers misread the door number or because the spouse submitted the wrong room number on the order.