Delivery robots and routing models are optimized to the door and then stop; the hand-off itself, where the parcel is left and with whom, is unmodeled. Contributors photograph or film real drop-off environments (lobbies, doorsteps, mailrooms) as a courier would see them, faces avoided, across a global base strongest in Southeast Asia, the United States and Europe, where a parcel might be handed to a guard in Jakarta, left on a porch in Ohio or placed in a parcel locker in London. Phone photos and clips, no annotations. It completes the last-mile trio with the curbside and entrance sets: approach, entry, hand-off, in the geographies where e-commerce delivery is growing quickly and thinly documented.