As the holidays wrap up,Eroticizing Marx, Revolutionizing Freud: Marcuse's Psychoanalytic Turn so, too, do the constant deliveries. But not before one Reddit user got quite a surprise: Amazon's picture-proof alert for his delivery captured his package in mid-air, flying toward his front door.
That's quite a toss, to be honest, and even better photo-capturing skills.
SEE ALSO: UPS delivery driver spots a doorbell camera and busts out a little danceAnd for those skeptical that maybe the package is just wedged into the door for a unique perspective that simply makes it look like it's been thrown, well, the same Reddit user shared this video to support his claim.
Thrown packages are a frequent problem that has gained attention from the rise of home security cameras, with plenty of drivers caught on tape doing their best tosses.
There's even a whole new subreddit devoted to some of these more unique deliveries.
Then there's this beauty.
Sadly, not all deliveries can be punctuated with adorable squirrel visitors and silly dances.
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