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2025-08-10 13:01

配達員はなぜあんなに性格良さそうなのですか?

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宅配業者の利用状況について議論し、特にAmazonと佐川急便、黒猫ヤマトの割合に焦点を当てています。配達員はその性格の良さで知られ、多くの人から信頼されていますが、その背景には厳しい労働環境や精神的な強さが関係しています。配達員が顧客と話をする理由を探りながら、興味深い会話の体験を共有しています。

00:00
Welcome to Kevin's English Room Podcast. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. All right.
Okay, this one then.
Okay, this one.
Okay, this one.
This one is from fmum.
Okay.
Oh, he's talking about candies, right?
Oh, yeah.
What kind of candies?
息子はニヤニヤしながら聞いておりました。嬉しかったのだと思います。すぐにお店でおすすめの龍角さん、ノーマルゴールド両方を見つけて買い、食べ、ウェーッと言って速度に吐き出してみました。
Well, yeah, I guess for kids, it was a little bit too early, huh?
Sorry. Sorry, bro.
A little early for you. You'll get it someday.
大人の階段は登れなかったようです。
Okay.
ウェルタースオリジナルはキャラメルみたいで美味しいと気に入りました。ありがとうございます。
さて、お便りのリンクのところに何でも聞いてねと書いてあることを伝えると、次はこれを聞きたいとまた質問があるそうです。答えていただけたら幸いです。
Okay, let's go.
You're a lucky guy.
Let's go, man.
Because it's completely random and you just...
Right, you popped up.
Yeah.
Yeah.
宅配業者の利用割合
質問は、どの宅配業者から荷物を受け取ることが多いですか?だそうです。
なぜこれを聞きたいのか、母の私はわかりません。
ちなみに、うちは滅多に佐川急便さんは来ません。
Really?
うん。だいぶ暑くなりました。水分補給と塩分チャージに塩飴を食べ、元気に楽しく活動してください。
皆さんのご活躍を楽しみにしております。読んでくださりありがとうございます。
Huh. Hmm. Never thought about that.
Mostly...
Huh.
I've never thought about that.
Yeah.
But it's basically Sagawa and Yamato.
Yeah. Or Amazon. No?
True. Amazon Fulfillment.
Yeah.
The Amazon guy.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. They have Amazon guys, right?
You're right. The Amazon guy. Yes, that's true. That is true.
Wow. That's a good question.
Huh.
Huh. But I would say 50% Amazon, 30% Sagawa, 20% Kuroneko Yamato.
Really?
That's the ratio I would say.
50?
Yeah.
That's a lot.
I think so.
How do you know it's Amazon?
That's the point. Yeah.
Right.
Because I mainly do this okihai or like takahai boxes and everything.
Right. When that's successful.
So honestly, I'm not sure if that was from Sagawa-san or anybody.
You really got to look closely at the label.
Yeah, yeah.
Isn't it like from the Amazon box?
Does that mean like Amazon guy coming? No?
Possibly. Yeah, it's possible. It's possible.
Okay, okay.
I don't know. Maybe.
Yeah.
If that's true.
Yeah, for you it's like 50%.
Yeah, yeah.
The only...
Right.
The only time I would acknowledge the company would be when I do like a rescheduling.
Yeah.
For the saihaitatsu.
Right, right, right.
Right?
Oh wait, there are...
Japan Post, like the yuubinkyoku.
Ah, yuubinkyoku.
Yeah.
True.
Tashikani.
Yeah.
They have that too.
Wait.
Have you ever saihaitatsu'd Amazon guy?
No, right?
Have you ever seen like an Amazon denpyo in your...
I think so.
Box?
No.
With a smile and then...
You have like orange paper.
Shit, I think I...
Yeah, I...
Isn't that like from Amazon?
I can imagine.
Yeah.
I remember seeing an orange paper.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
Shit, maybe that's Amazon.
But I'm not sure.
Yeah.
I've never like thought carefully about that.
Yeah.
Because kuroneko is like...
You got a kuroneko face on it.
Yeah.
And sagawa is blue.
Yeah.
Blue stripes.
Right, right, right.
Yeah.
And Nihon yuubin is like...
It's red.
Yeah.
And I kind of got also like orange...
The orange, the kind of...
Right, the orange one.
Kind of...
Yeah.
It's got a... It's a weird color.
Yeah.
They have like an uneasy color.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
I guess that's from Amazon.
Maybe that is from Amazon.
Yeah.
Wait, yeah.
If we have Nihon yuubin, I would say...
Yeah, I got many Nihon yuubins actually.
Okay.
So 30 Amazon, 30 Nihon yuubin.
25 sagawa.
Okay.
I would say...
Yeah, 25 sagawa and 15 kuroneko-san.
For me, I think the most that I get is sagawa.
Sagawa-san?
Yeah.
For some reason, I don't know.
I...
Yeah.
I imagine a sagawa guy always just over there at the door.
Okay.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You don't have many USPs or like...
FedEx.
FedEx or those.
Yeah, I get it.
I get like...
I get it when we buy shit from America.
True.
That comes in FedEx.
Yes.
It's really rare to me.
It is rare.
Like once, twice a year.
Yeah, you sometimes see a FedEx.
Yes, yes.
Or you have also like...
Eko-hai?
What's that?
You don't have Eko-hais?
What's that?
It's like...
I don't know.
I think that's the company name, Eko-hai.
And they don't use cars.
They don't use any gasolines to distribute things.
Okay.
Basically, they...
Haven't you ever seen those people?
Yeah.
There's this tagline of like...
Yes.
I sometimes have those Eko-hai people.
That's called the Eko-hai?
Yeah, I think so.
It's not a big amount.
Sometimes?
Yeah, sometimes.
But more than, obviously, the FedEx or USB, UFB?
USB? UPS? Sorry, UPS.
Oh, yeah.
Obviously, more than those, but less than Kuroneko-san's.
配達業と配達員の特徴
Why is it that the average haitasuin is just such a nice guy?
So energetic and so...
It feels like I can trust this guy.
Why are the...
I think the average...
I mean, if you look at the average go-to-restaurant or convenience,
the average people are just...
Yeah, I mean, yeah, okay.
But if you look at the average people from the haitatsu-gyo,
they're so saoyaka, hakihaki shiteru.
Yeah.
They're like, yoroshiku onegaishimasu.
Yeah.
Arigatou gozaimasu.
Yeah.
Why?
I don't know.
I mean, it must be really tough for them,
especially during this season.
Outside, they're sweating.
Okay.
It's really hard.
So you gotta really be a taikaikei.
Yeah, must be like sportsman.
True.
That's true.
Mentality.
That's true, true.
Necessarily, you know, like...
True.
But every like...
Once every like 10 or 20 people,
one of them is like...
Yeah.
You good, bro?
You want water?
Yeah.
You're about to die.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
As if they were like survived from this out or something.
Yeah, right.
I get it.
Yeah.
Well, the taxi people is great as well.
The taxi people.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
True, true.
Yeah, very good taikyaku.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Right, right, right.
Sometimes...
So I mainly, when I ride on the taxi, I speak to them.
Okay.
Oh, okay.
And I would say half of them continues conversations.
And it goes like...
Yeah.
Interesting.
It's a great conversation.
Yeah.
Rest of the half, they don't want to talk.
So there's...
Okay, so there are people that don't want to talk.
Yeah, I mean...
Well, I mean, obviously.
I felt so, like...
You're like, they're not like, you know...
They're not that into it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I see.
They would talk, I guess, if I speak to them.
Yeah.
But it's just the service, you know.
Customer service conversation.
Right, right.
You can feel they're not opening up to you.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
配達員との会話の重要性
I wonder how many people talk to them.
From the customers?
Yeah.
Isn't that rare?
No?
Yeah.
But you need to talk for, like, where to go.
Like, are you really this guy, or like...
Oh, yeah, true.
Yeah.
And then...
Yeah, true.
Yeah.
Conversation ends.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I don't know.
I don't know.
But I was questioning why so many drivers talk to you.
Like, try to spark up a conversation to you.
I guess it's because there are people that do enjoy the talking and
do initiate the conversation like you, I thought.
Yeah.
True.
Any interesting combos you had?
When I...
Yeah, like, not very recent, but when I did a first live concert...
Yeah.
I was, you know, with the Cariola things, and I ride on a taxi.
Yeah.
And we had a conversation with the guy.
He was kind of young.
Okay.
Even younger than me.
Oh.
He was really young.
Yeah.
And then, you know, I was like,
若いですね。
And things like that.
And then we found that he was living really close to our 大学 was.
Oh, okay.
And we were in the same station.
Oh, okay.
And during, I was a college student.
And we shared the ラーメン屋さん。
Oh, that ラーメン屋さん?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Oh, shit.
And we talked about that.
And, yeah, we became, like, kind of friends.
Kind of friends, yeah.
Yeah, because I was really nervous before the live show for the first live show.
Yeah.
But I kind of talked about those, like, kind of hometown things.
Yeah.
And I talked about, like, college lives and, you know, a couple of things.
Yeah.
Those things, like, came up in my mind.
And kind of, like, I was, like, things, like, built it up.
Oh, shit.
Like, oh, yes, I did, like, アカフェライン.
Just now I do this.
And from that small town, now I'm in Tokyo.
And, like, kind of.
Oh, that's nice.
Yeah, I remember that.
That's really nice.
Yeah, that was a good conversation.
That's cool.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I remember that.
Yeah.
So did you get friends?
Did you become friends?
Did you exchange info?
I introduced my account.
Oh, your music account.
Yes, yes, yes.
And he searched on the Spotify and things.
Oh, okay.
After that, I'm not sure.
So maybe he's listening to your music.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Maybe he'd be at the concert or something.
Maybe listening to this, maybe.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Hopefully, yeah.
Right.
That'd be cool.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
All right.
Thanks for listening, guys.
Thank you.
Bye-bye.
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