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BECAUSE OF EVRI, I ALMOST LOST MY HOME My name's Jack. I'm 34. I live in Oldham, near Manchester.�I've got a wife, Sarah, and a daughter, Emily – she's 9 months old. Sarah's on maternity leave. I'm the only breadwinner. I've been working as a delivery driver for Evri for nearly 5 years now. Every single day, same script: up at 4:20am to be at the depot for 6. They load me up so the van's absolutely creaking. Parcels fall on your head the second you open the door. 200–260 drops a day.�Flats with no lifts, pissing rain, angry customers, buzzer systems that don't work. And the scanner screams at you every ten minutes: "You're running late!" Every late delivery – fine.�Every complaint – fine.�Leave a parcel by the door and the customer says "didn't receive it" – another fine. On paper, it looks decent: £3000+.�In reality, after fuel, insurance, repairs and fines, you're looking at £1900–2100. Rent – £950.�Food for three – £680.�Nappies, formula, medicine for the kid. By the end of each month, we're barely keeping our heads above water. But the hardest part? Watching Sarah struggle.�She's feeding Emily, and I can see her cutting corners on herself. She hasn't bought anything for herself in over a year and a half. Sometimes at night, she has a quiet cry in the kitchen, thinking I'm asleep. And I lie there in the dark feeling like a complete waste of space. A bloke who can't even provide for his own family. March 12th was my darkest day. I rock up after the weekend – and there's a mountain of parcels at the depot. They loaded my van right to the roof. The dispatcher just said: "Everything goes out today, Jack. If you're late, there'll be consequences." I grafted like a man possessed. No dinner. No break. Soaked in sweat by the end. My hands were shaking by the evening, my back was gone. Finished at 9:47pm. Two weeks later, at the end of the month, I get a notification: "Wages reduced by 46% due to systematic late delivery breaches." They paid me just £940. I sat in my van
