Who Is Brad Boynton? Racist Customer Berated The Amazon Delivery Man

The video of an Amazon delivery boy, Nikolas being racially abused by Brad Boynton has spread like a wildfire on social media platforms. So, who is Brad Boynton?

The video was shared by the Amazon delivery boy, Nikolas’s sister, Rose as she complained about the disrespect and racial slurs that he got from Brad Boynton.

Since then, the video of a North Carolina man verbally abusing the delivery boy along with racial slurs has quickly grabbed people’s attention.

Rose, while explaining the situation mentioned that her brother, Nikolas, as an Amazon delivery boy had gone to make a delivery to the customer, Brad Boynton.

However, Brad responded angrily on a matter that he didn’t like about the delivery boy and even abused him with racial slurs.

Furthermore, he also called his fellow Amazon employee friend asking him to fire the delivery boy.

Following the incident, we take a look at who actually Brad Boynton is and more details about the incident.

Who Is Brad Boynton?

As found, the customer, Brad Boynton who abused the Amazon delivery boy, Nikolas is himself an Amazon employee.

After sharing the video on Instagram, Rose also made another post that showed the LinkedIn profile of Brad Boynton.

It showed Boynton as the program manager and transportation services manager at Amazon.

As things stand, it seems quite accurate that the North Carolina based Brad might be an employee at Amazon.

It is because he called his known friend in the company to fire the delivery boy, who he might have known on the job.

Racist Video On Amazon Man Explained

In the shared video, Brad Boynton can be seen telling the Amazon man to get away with rude behaviour.

However, it is not limited to that only. As the delivery boy named Nikolas makes his way towards his car, he walks over the grass lawn for which he again gets yelled at.

Seeing Nikolas walk on the grass, Boynton responds quite angrily before saying the N-word twice.

International Business Times while addressing the incident, mentions that Brad was angry for the way the Amazon delivery boy parked his car.

Is The Amazon Delivery Boy, Nikolas Fired?

As per reports, it seems like the Amazon delivery man, racially abused by his customer is indeed fired from the job.

In the same video that Rose shared, she also mentioned that his brother Nikolas was officially fired from the job as asked by Brad Boynton.

Moreover, she also revealed that Nikolas had recently bought a new car and a new apartment but now doesn’t have his job to pay off the bills.

As the news quickly spread, many people are now demanding the customer and Amazon employee, Boynton to be fired instead.

Brad Boynton Age And Instagram

Guessing from his appearance, Brad Boynton’s age is thought to be around 30-40 years old.

Nevertheless, any details of his actual age and other personal information are yet to be disclosed to the media.

Similarly, Brad is yet to be found on Instagram and any other social media platforms as well. Likewise, it seems like the man has deleted his LinkedIn profile as well.

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