Customer Plants Hidden Camera To Learn Why All Their Packages Are Broken

Nobody likes having to confront the grim reality that is realizing that their packages have been damaged upon delivery. This customer was inspired to plant a hidden camera to get to the bottom of why their packages kept showing up broken.

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