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Is it reasonable for the courier to leave the courier in the residential property?

In my community, express delivery is taken through a special express cabinet. Generally speaking, it is not easy to encounter uncivilized behavior in this case, but in the process of picking up express at other express delivery points, you do encounter some uncivilized behaviors, such as the following.

First of all, some people look for their own express one by one from a pile of express delivery points when picking up the express delivery, but when they find that it is not their own express delivery, they will not take it lightly, but throw it away directly. Obviously, this behavior of the other party is very uncivilized. On the one hand, it will be more troublesome for others to find express delivery. On the other hand, his rude way is likely to damage other people's express delivery. Maybe the other person didn't mean it, but he didn't realize it or he was in a hurry, but such behavior is really inappropriate.

However, in the face of each other's behavior, if I am next to him, I will definitely make a noise to stop it. The reason why I do this is not only because I don't like the behavior of the other party, but also because doing so with the other party is likely to confuse my own courier or damage my own courier, so when I stop the other party aloud, I will pay attention to some ways and means as much as possible and pat the other party on the shoulder. Then whisper in each other's ear to remind each other. In this case, it not only reminds the other party, but also leaves a certain face for the other party, and will not let others around hear it and embarrass the other party. Usually, the other party will say thank you to himself, then immediately restrain his behavior, put other people who have left him aside, put the courier back to its original position, and then quietly find his own courier.