ULPT: Amazon is a pretty good rental service if you use it (im)properly

As far as Amazon goes, yeah, they probably got people in the warehouses specifically to unbox and rebin returns. As far as where you return it goes, the retail grocery store I worked in could barely keep people on the front end to do the cashiering and money supervision for the actual store. So you end up with situations where a cashier can't even get help with customers or step away from the registers because there's an Amazon return line 30 feet long and managers and supervisors are preoccupied with it. Or to free up supervisors time, an individual cashier or Prime Shopper may be scheduled to work a scan gun and a plastic table for 7 hours. Easy money, yeah. Fulfilling? Not especially when you know it's a scam for others. Each box requiring to be no more than 40 pounds, but stuffed full because I'm talking literal pallet loads daily of Amazon returns to be picked up by UPS. In a store whose backroom is almost unnavigable when the actual truck deliveries come in.