The difference between our FedEx and USPS deliveries today. 

He is the definition of "Just be good, don’t waste time talking about how to be good"

The things we do when no one is looking is who we really are, and this man deserves all good things that come to him

Absolute champ. When people say they “appreciate you going the extra mile” this all they really mean.

I run a delivery company. I show this video to every employee. This is what all good drivers should be doing!

USPS Guy: "Jeez you just threw it.." The man just knew someone did a shitty job lmao

The guy was clearly in a rush but he still took the time to put the boxes in order and semi-concealed. Absolute legend

this dude is a real one, I hope he sees this video and all the people that appreciate him and people like him!

I do delivery for amazon flex and I’m always amazed by how some people clearly put no effort in whatsoever. I never imagined it was THAT bad though. That USPS guy is a legit PROFESSIONAL. He deserves the props so I’m glad you posted this!!!! Even when you’re “just” working delivery, you should treat it how you would want your stuff to be treated! This is such a massive part of our economy now that this stuff actually matters!

Integrity: doing the right thing when you think no one is watching. Class act.

Integrity: doing the right thing even when no one’s looking

I hope to goodness he sees this video and knows how much we appreciate him. My mother always said do everything like the world is watching, and it's the best advice I've gotten

nothing but respect for the USPS.. especially with all the extra packages they deliver from amazon etc

This is integrity right here: doing the right thing when no one's watching.

Not only did he rearrange the packages, he did so in the pouring rain without a jacket

I’m glad he got noticed. What a great guy! Hope he gets a nice raise and has a very Merry Christmas!

I’ve done the same thing when delivering for UPS. Found things sitting where it will be in the rain from an earlier delivery and moved it under shelter with the packages I was delivering. I approached it thinking what would I want if this were my package being delivered at my home. Good job FedEx man.

This man. The world needs more of this man, he was raised right.

The difference between someone that doesn't care and some who takes pride in their work. That man deserves a raise.

One time I ordered something heavy and the USPS guy brought it, rang the doorbell, I answered and he asked if I would like for him to put it inside the door. I was very grateful as I'm a 70-year old female.

I have had packages thrown at my door by other carriers. It is encouraging to see consciousness delivery people respecting parcels that other carriers abused. Kudos to the man in the red shirt. He deserves a raise!

Just a small gesture, but says a lot about the person. I hope he comes to know about all the good comments about him

I appreciate how the one is like, “this all getting wet, I’m a move it. Hope it stays dry.” I’d buy that guy lunch if I run into him.

I was a Letter Carrier 31 years. Many times I would move a package that was placed in a vulnerable place by UPS or others. It would be just past the porch roof, only a foot or two and it would have been fine. An expensive camera, left at wrong house, in the snow. USPS is the biggest mail deliverer, we make mistakes, but I always felt like I worked for the PEOPLE on my route. And I knew the people, I was there daily. And treated them well, cause I care. And I was the average carrier.

When I used to deliver papers back in the 1990s for the area newspaper, our instructions were 1) In the branded box for the paper if they had 1 2) If they made a special request, such as to slip between the doors, this would be noted on the notes of the route 3) up on the porch right next to their front door At all times it was to be placed in a safe from weather spot if at all possible, not thrown like it is now from a car driving down the street. Had icing one time where the paper delivery slid across our driveway into our neighbors yard under the tree halfway across their yard. These drivers don't seem to care about their customer service. When I did it before being laid off to hire these drivers, I made sure the papers were where they were requested to be. I took pride in my work. Seems this USPS driver does too, and our regular USPS driver is the best. We can tell when a substitute driver comes by.

The woman came while the weather was amazing and did throw It away and this guy took his time under the rain. God Bless him.

And his lack of a regular uniform means he is a CCA, a city carrier assistant. He's a new hire still working in his 90 day probationary period. He'll be a good asset to the USPS, I hope he makes it.

Worked as a usps mail carrier. I've done this plenty of times. Not everyone does it. The kind ones do. Respect my guy. ❤

I’ve never had a problem with usps. Like literally ever. Even the time I thought something got lost, it just ended up showing a little later. They are impressive and efficient for their size.

He not only did his job, But cares enough to fix other people’s sloppy work.

The worst part of me hopes that she gets delivered her parcels the same way she delivers them.

I work at a small warehouse just making $18 an hr. I wish this guy was on my team, I fix other peoples mistakes daily in the warehouse and don't say a thing except mention it during meetings but never point anyone out. we need to do this even if our jobs aren't on the news everyday or we don't get the fame from it. you just do it and expect nothing! nor should we want anything from it! just simply fix something if you see a problem. If the warehouse was kept with as many mistakes, our products would never ship. The quote about if you're a garbage man, be the very best one. true words. do your job right.

I used to work for USPS back in my college days & that’s the exact kind of service I used to give! Number 1, because that’s how I was raised and number 2, because we were proud to be working for the PO!

The guy in the red is the backbone of our society. Does his job throughly and fixes others mistakes. I hope nothing but greatness and success for him.

I hope he gets EVERYTHING he wants in life. That's a GOOD MAN.

This is a clear contrast of 2 people doing the exact same job with 2 completely different pedigrees. Shout out to dude in Red, ppl like you restore my faith in humanity and thats contagious.

Someone please give that man a raise!! He gives me hope that there are still good ppl in the world

He even said “Jesus they just threw it like that”

He didn’t even know someone was filming him. Give this man a raise!

The postal service has been the best job for many people. This is the side of the USPS nobody talks about. Thank you for sharing!

I think this is a testimony to his individual character and not corporate specific behavior. Always nice to see someone going the extra mile.

She was in a hurry to get fired. That man should get a raise, well deserved.

Even if you're having a bad day, it doesn't justify ruining another's day.

FedEx first: changed the delivery date after I already made arrangement. Second: delivered my package to the wrong state while I waited for the package on the previous new set date. Third: delivered it finally while I was at work. Fourth: talked to a phone staff at FedEx and was informed they will push the delivery date back so I can be there with out missing work. Fifth: package came the next day as if I talked to nobody. Sixth: received a text that states if I fail to pick up the next delivery date tomorrow, the package will be shipped back to sender. Seventh: tried to talk to a supervisor and was given the run around and the phone operator for FedEx (Mariana) said “you are not priority so you don’t get to talk to a supervisor”. Eighth: tried to find a way to complain or go around the one FedEx number….nope; you get that number or nothing at all. Ninth: called in work and missed Christmas Party at work to sit at home to pick up Christmas present package.

it's not UPS or FedEx or USPS who force their delivery drivers to deliver that way, but the morals and disciplines of each driver that push him to deliver the packages properly. I worked as a seasonal personal vehicle driver with UPS, I always take care of the package as mine, I put in mind that it may be something fragile inside the package, or maybe a gift that a kid is waiting for, I found FedEx and Amazon packages under the rain completely wet, I put my packages and theirs in a bags as well to protect it from the rain. I do it right because that's how I grew up, no because UPS or residents are watching me on a Camera, but I know God is watching me and he is gonna reward me for that noble act. God bless all good people.

Now there's a guy who really cares about his job and customer service

She is the person who doesn't return their cart in the supermarket parking lot. He is the person who will grab two other carts that were left behind while he's returning his.

I'd be willing to bet big money that this man has good parents!

My regular mailman is the best. He's so good, I can tell when he's on vacation or otherwise has a day off because the ppl they have to cover his route aren't worth sht and I'm lucky if my packages make it to the box, let alone the larger ones being put outside the door to our apartment. I have found boxes just left in the common areas near our community mailbox stand, under the stairwell, left at neighbors' doors, and notices left to pick up when there was enough room to fit the item in our box. These things only happen when our regular guy is off (I know he's off that day because I started keeping a lookout to see who was doing deliveries when I expected a package and who bothered to do their job right vs who took every shortcut they could and rushed through the deliveries, making mistakes). The sad thing is that the post office manager dgaf about those crappy temp employees.

The USPS guy is an amazing human being, if only more people were like him

This guy 's just doing his job and a good deed but he's a fucking legend

I just gave my mailman a bag of homemade jerky a couple weeks ago to say thank you. He saw me this morning when I was out with my dog and he ran across the street to tell me it was really good and he appreciated the gesture. Guess who is gonna get another bag soon?

Many years ago our UPS driver did something out of the ordinary that my company gained benefit from. Being the appreciative guy that I am, I called the local terminal to brag about our driver. The next day our driver told me to never call the terminal. He was written up for breaking company rules, not commended for helping a customer. The driver told me that he would continue providing better service as long as I promised to never call the terminal again. Big business run by rules and not by the Golden Rule is never good.

Damn I didn't expect him to even rearrange the parcels that were already there

What a good guy. Does his job well, covers for strangers laziness/mistakes AND he does it with hustle and hustles back to his vehicle. Give this dude some recognition and a raise!

Our local ups guy is a total boss. He always delivers properly/safely. he knocks on the door and will stop and chat with us and the neighbors when he is ahead of schedule. I asked him what he likes to drink and left him some snacks and water /soda on a 100+ f day and he was so happy. Now he brings my roommates dog treats and always has a smile. great guy. fedex on the other hand is absolute dog water. He even goes out of the way to deliver to me when were the furthest stop on the route and he doesnt have any other deliveries. fedex just delays until another package in the area gets scanned in

As a letter carrier for usps in a 55 and older community I agree with this video. Where I deliver most residents have gates that open to a patio. Amazon and fedex just drop the package at the gate instead of stepping in and walking 15 feet to the door. We also have many speed limits of 15 to 20 mph. Amazon and fedex usually go ripping down the street at 2 to 3x the posted limit. I will say ups drivers are very conscientious as well.

Now I know why my computer case was cracked when I opened it, that lady in the beginning must have been the delivery person!

As a USPS carrier myself, seeing this fills me with pride.

Guy needs a raise for doing what he is supposed to what a good dude hope he had wonderful holidays

Most Amazon people are just as nice and good. 😎👍🥰 They'll ring the bell too. I have difficulties running to the door (had a medical procedure), but got to the door on time. The guy was awesome, he noticed my walking difficulties and helped with the packages into the door. Bless those who help and make life better for everyone.

i think he said "jeeze they just threw that down there?" he's great.

Ole saying: ‘“Character is what you do when no ones watching!!!”

Give employees like this a damn raise

A mail carrier does more in one day than any FedEx or UPS driver… they don’t even sort or load their own packages… they come to work hop on a pre loaded truck and drive off… mean while your mail mail carrier is sort mail and packages, loading a truck full of Amazon packages amongst every other retailer… then delivering not only your packages but your mail too to over 300 customers, getting signature items signed for picking up outgoing mail and packages at the end of the day, sort through that… all while he nicely sits the package at the door… thanks for not having a one sided perspective. live and love life 😃

You need to make sure USPS knows about this video, we need to reward people like him. I just feel that society will somehow wear down good people like the USPS guy in the long run if we don't show appreciation once in a while.

why did she drop the parcel like she’s ditching items in skyrim

I can tell he has a good heart.

Could be just 2 different human beings. Kudos to the USPS guy, so much respect for him.

That second (edit)person gave me hope for humanity.

This should be an advertisement that man deserves a raise

That's a good USPS driver :) ours isn't so nice, she crams stuff into our mailbox even if it doesn't fit, not caring if it gets damaged or not. One time we had to cut a box out of our mailbox because it was stuck.

1) Complete agreement with other posts about how this USPS guy needs a nice bonus or something. 2) Pleasant surprise about the lack of comments villifying the FedEx driver. Might have something to do with Gabe forgiving her in the description. 3) Love the surprise in his voice at 0:16. It's like he expects all delivery drivers to have the same courtesy and professionalism he has. I wish he was right...

Our true character shows itself when we think no one is watching. Bravo to the man in red.

A person's true character always comes out when nobody's watching.

I’m a carrier for USPS, the first one was Amazon not the Postal Service. But to be honest, it can happen here too. The problem is the package delivery has exploded and our routes aren’t set up for this kind of delivery as we are on a set time limit. Also, the hiring process is much different today than in the past. For a while, the Postal Service could only hire one in 20 due to people not passing the drug screening. The people who do our hiring in my city aren’t qualified to do the background checks needed so we get the worse kinds.

15 seconds. All it took was an extra 15 seconds to put his package & all the others nicely out of the rain. The other couldn't even be bothered to take 1 second to put the package down & instead dropped it. Wow. Kudos to the guy in red. Great job & I hope he gets promoted.

What a class guy he was.

Getting my PS5 delivered through FedEx was the most nerve racking delivery ever. I checked every day to make sure they didn't hulk smash it into the pavement

make sure you leave Christmas money in the mailbox for this gem of a USPS driver

God bless that second gentleman, if only more people were like that we would have a better planet

Why'd she drop it like an NPC that just had her current task switched lmao

I wish all my friends were like that guy. People like him make the world a better place.😊

Pride in your job. This is what America needs.

The difference between ppl that care about other ppl and have work ethic and ppl that dont. That man is awesome and I would tell him so if I saw him!

i did NOT expect her to just drop it in a 5-year-old-bored-of-his-toy manner like that😭

I've never understood why FedEx can carry a package hundreds of miles but can't be bothered to carry it a few more feet.

That is called integrity right there. What a solid dude that guy must be.

Many times it’s not so much the company but the individuals that work for them that make or break the company . It’s upbringing . Kudos to this guy , he shows class 👍

I don't even know how you drop something that carelessly, it was like her brain just crapped itself and she forgot she was carrying it. How trashy

Put on headphones. When he walks up you can hear him say “geez they just threw that there?” What an amazing worker.

The difference between a kind heart and a jaded one

Yep! We had one delivery sit outside for 2 days because they put the package in front of our garage door instead of walking 10 more feet to our front door. Luckily we didn't run it over when backing the car out of the garage! But, we love our USPS mailman too! I hope you sent FedEx & USPS a copy of this video! Thanks for sharing!

Society would be so advanced if everyone is like that man

Give that man a raise.

Awe. That is so sweet. I’m a mail carrier and I would of done the same. Treat the way you want to be treated. You gotta love your job to be awesome. Nice guy.

I refuse to use FedEx because of stuff like this. Every package I get from them is destroyed. In our business all we use is USPS or UPS. The guy in the video from USPS is amazing. He did his job and someone else’s and went about his day. We need more people like that man and our country would be so much better off!

To those saying that the USPS driver is getting paid hourly, that isn't necessarily true. Judging by the fact that the USPS driver doesn't have a uniform, he's a Rural Carrier. Rural Carriers get paid by a route evaluation. That means, even if it takes him 6 hours or 10 hours to complete the route, he's getting paid the same regardless. So the quicker he does it, the more his time is worth, and he still takes the time to be a good person. All of the routes in my office are evaluated at 8.2-9.4 hours. That includes casing the mail in the morning, sorting and loading the truck. Around this time of the year, coming in at 8am , I always beat the evaluation, and will frequently be out by 1-3pm. Around Christmas though, all bets are off to when ill be back. Depends if I have a sub running some packages for me, not to mention second trips around Christmas.

That guy deserves a bonus, he's someone that appreciates his job.

FedEx be like: Want you packages? Then you better come get them yo self! It’s not like we’re a delivery service or something.

That man deserves a raise, that is what it looks like to have pride in your job.