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You know, me, I always like to start with something interesting.

And you ever wonder what goes on inside an Amazon Prime delivery truck?

Well, Amber Gritz is a 21-year-old Amazon van driver.

She posted a video describing how they're being tracked,

starting with there's a four-lens camera fixed right to the front windshield.

And then the truck checks whether or not their seat

bolts are fastened. They better not sip coffee while they're in motion because then they're

going to get, they're going to get an alert and they're also going to get a ding on their whole

safety report. If they don't make a full stop at stop signs, if they go more than six miles per

hour over the speed limit, they get a ding.

You can't touch the center console or get out of your seat unless the truck is in park or else you get a ding.

So many people are posting about how this is Big Brotherlike.

I mean, I don't really get it.

With all the Amazon trucks on the road, they better have strong safety standards, right?

I mean, you can see this video right now over on my

Instagram account. Just go to Instagram.com slash Kim Commando. Once again, that's Instagram.com slash

Kim Commando. You know, it can confuse me why people feel, you know, comfortable with government

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