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A stack of Amazon packages overlaid with a clock and a map of San Francisco I'm sure I looked comical as I staggered down a downtown San Francisco street on a recent weekday, arms full of packages-as I dropped one and bent down to pick it up, another fell, and as I tried to rein that one in, another toppled. "NOT. A. GOOD. DEAL," I scrawled in my notebook, after having walked down nine flights of stairs, sick of waiting for a freight elevator that may or may not have been broken, and returned to my car for another armful of packages. Welcome to the future of package delivery. As people shop more online, companies such as Amazon are turning to independent contractors-essentially anyone with a car-to drop parcels at homes and businesses. Flex is necessary because Amazon is growing so quickly-the company shipped 5 billion Prime items last year-that it can't just rely on FedEx, UPS, and the Postal Service. Flex takes care of "last mile" deliveries, the most complicated part of getting goods from where they're made to your doorstep. It also allows Amazon to meet increases in demand during the holiday season, Prime Day, and other busy times of the year, a spokesperson told me in an email. Never miss a story. Start your free trial. Uncompromising quality. Enduring impact. Your support ensures a bright future for independent journalism. Get Started camera bag cyber monday
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