Previously, Ridesharing Forum reported that television actor Danny Pintauro is also delivering for Amazon Flex.
“The entertainment business has been soooo slow, so I’ve been doing what a lot of people do — figuring it out, showing up, and taking the work that’s there while I keep building the work I really want. 38 packages today! There’s no shame in staying in motion,” he explained in the report. “Working hard while ‘not working’.”
Pintauro’s works include “Who’s the Boss?,” “A Country Christmas Harmony,” and horror flick “Cujo.”
But, in a sudden turn of events, Ridesharing Forum also found out that the very source of this story where it was first published, it is revealed that Pintauro isn’t the only Hollywood actor delivering for Amazon Flex, and that there are more. Gasps. However, the source did not drop the other names.
Ridesharing Forum did a bit of research on this, and found names of celebrities reportedly delivering for Amazon Flex.
One of those that came out is John Christian Love, who played Ernesto in the AMC series “Better Call Saul.” Set in Albuquerque, New Mexico, “Better Call Saul” is chronicling the transformation of earnest, small-time lawyer Jimmy McGill into the morally dubious criminal attorney Saul Goodman.
Love is an American actor and also a filmmaker, whose works include “Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials,” “Independence Day: Resurgence,” and “Shot Caller.”
“Just want y’all to know that as the actor who brought you the character ‘Ernesto/Ernie’ in Better Call Saul, that I too am out here delivering with you!” Love stated in writing. “It sucks. But 1 delivery at a time. Be blessed out there!”
As for other names of Hollywood actors or actresses delivering now for Amazon Flex, Google is keeping mum.
Why would they do that? How much does a Hollywood celebrity really earn?
According to E! News, a Hollywood celebrity actually earns a starting salary of a starting salary of $125,000. That’s quite a lot. But, if there are no shows, they couldn’t really earn, can they?
Pintauro managed to break his silence on this matter, saying there is “no shame.”
“Actors who aren’t famous are gig workers,” the 50-year-old actor told ridesharing media. “Acting is a gig – and then we have four other gigs, so we can afford to be available to audition.”
During his shift, Pintauro shares that he works around three-and-a-half hours, delivering about 40 packages across a tightly-mapped route. The tasks that he takes are same-day Prime orders, which is more taxing.
With his own car and phone, which doubles as a scanner and GPS, he moves and transfers from stop to stop, parking with hazards on, dropping packages, snapping a photo, and moving on.
Nice thing, he isn’t being identified as an actor and being asked to take images with him.
“Dogs are the scariest,” Pintauro narrated, recalling the story about the St. Bernard that leaped at him – and hit a glass door – as he approached a house.
Individuals can sign up as a driver for Amazon Flex whenever they want to earn extra income.
Why would you feel ashamed of delivering for Amazon Flex when it’s for your family? For more delivery news, keep it locked right here on Ridesharing Forum!