I feel like I could make decent money doing delivery outside of furniture stores, Staples/OfficeMax, etc. from people who buy furniture but have no way of getting it home. Last Christmas, I saw a worker and some guy working furiously to get an entire L-shaped desk and multiple chairs into the dude's car. It was all in boxes/pieces that needed to be assembled. Nothing special and nothing I hadn't done with my car before until I saw that they had a box across the backseat that was wider than the car!
The driver's side door was closed but the passenger door was propped a good 1/3 of the way open. As I walked past, they were talking about how they were going to loop the seatbelt around it to secure it.
I couldn't help it- I asked where they lived. It was a good 25-30 minutes away (with the primary route being down I-95). Had it been closer, I could have helped, but I had my 18 month old with me and it was already pretty late.
As with the others- I didn't hear a crazy story on the news later, so I assume they made it.
