#fedx

[deutschrapfinest]

Mit deinem lachen bringst du viel in Ordnung

Ich oder die Anderen - Fedx

[hurenkrieg]

Mit deinem Lachen bringst du so viel in Ordnung.

[deutschrapfinest]

Du gibst mir so viel, was mir sonst niemand gegeben hat

Ich oder die anderen - Fedx

[balljointeddragon]

I decided to draw how mornings go with Nox. Since he works/studies late at night, he’s generally not a morning person. It’s even worse if he’s been hurt the night before. This leads to him not wanting Robin to leave in the morning because if they do, it bursts that warm bubble that he and Robin made. Course, then he clings to Robin for dear life, but you can’t make him admit that he’ll miss them while they’re out and about. ((Yeah robins late for a lot of stuff. Thanks nox.)

@valarauco-6

[aquatoon22]

The FEDX driver was playing music so loud from his truck, I legit thought people had broke into my house and started talking. But I follow the sound to the front door, just in time to see this dude bowl my package across the porch (it was only clothes, but still). Then he sees me through the door window and tries to catch himself. LMAO

[newmediaandmarketing]

How FedEx Lost Its Way: When a Brand Promise Becomes a Broken Promise

For decades, FedEx was synonymous with one thing: guaranteed delivery. Their iconic tagline, “When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight,” wasn’t just clever marketing — it was a promise. Businesses, families, and individuals came to rely on FedEx with unshakable confidence.FedEx didn’t just sell logistics; it sold certainty. And that certainty built a billion-dollar brand. But…

How FedEx Lost Its Way: When a Brand Promise Becomes a Broken Promise

[itsmythang]

Black American FedEx driver on being told that there are certain towns (sundown) that she can't deliver in 2024. These towns are in the Midwest BTW.

[underground-hip-hop-affiliated]

the Jacka - Paper Non-Stop f. FedX Video