Because it was deleted,

I'm writing it again.

I was originally a motorcycle delivery driver,

paid by the hour.

Altogether, it came to around 40,000.

Before that, they even said I had to pay for the gas myself.

Later, for no apparent reason, they said the company was short of drivers.

They told me to go get a driver's license.

They even said I had no ambition at all.

After I got my license, I said I didn't think it was suitable for me.

They immediately gave me attitude,

saying, “How hard did we work to help you adapt?”

It was really ridiculous. A lot of people there had been driving for ages.

I did get a regular passenger-car license, but it's not like I drive often.

They kept brainwashing me by saying, “So-and-so can do it—why can't you?”

Eventually, the car drivers stopped pretending.

They just gave you all the large packages, while they delivered the smaller packages when there were a lot of them.

I worked until seven or eight every day,

and still had to put up with their attitude: “Why should the orders be assigned to you to clear?”

Becoming a full-time employee was even more laughable.

There was only 10,000.

Who would want to work full-time? You? HCT Logistics, huh?

If you're so capable, let the supervisor deliver the packages.

They're best at watching the show. I can make snide remarks too—I'll work in the office, then. How about that?

The office staff would even get offended after only a few words.

They clearly couldn't do anything well.

If you want to do it, you can come work here.

You are very welcome.