The drug cartels, which might find you and make you carry something for them, or kill you for crossing their territory; the chance of dying from the heat or suffocating in the back of a truck; the border guards, some of whom are nice and some of whom are not, and you can't tell; the consequences of being caught and held for weeks and then sent back penniless.
I find it deeply regrettable that the regulation we have adopted today will include no ban on drivers being paid according to the distances travelled and the quantities carried, something for which I have argued passionately as a means towards improving lorry-drivers' social conditions.
A stranger may ask you to help them look for a pet or carry something for them.
"It is not easy to carry something inside for two years," he said.
A lot of people on the site are asking for little stuff – Paw Paw ointment or some kind of soaps you can only get in France – but me and the guys figured that if these Mmmules were willing to go out of their way to carry something to somebody for a cup of coffee, it was too good to pass up.
Women workers in the images are walking (36.36 %), bending over to the ground (13.64 %), carrying something (9.09%%), taking a pose for the photograph (9.09%%), weeding a garden (9.09%%), holding an object (4.55 %), rowing peddles (4.55 %), arranging flowers (4.55 %), cutting a rope (4.54 %), and arranging crops (4.54 %).
If, on the other hand, travelers are told they may not carry something on, and it is taken for checking, it is then covered.
"Mom wants a place for the child to carry something small to play with".
You can also do small nice things, like holding a door open for them or helping them carry something heavy.
If she's carrying something heavy, offer to help or say, "Let me get that for you.
