Congo River Basin Manufacturing, E-Commerce, and Delivery Company (NOT Amazon)

When you order something online, something like this will probably happen at some point somewhere.

Inspiration:
So I had the idea for something to do with a conveyor belt. At some point, I put a generic cube on it just to test the animation portion because I didn't know what to do yet. The next day, I realized that a cardboard box would be perfect!
I came up with the title because a cardboard box on a conveyor belt reminded me of Amzaon, the online-shopping company. Apparently, the fancy name for online shopping is e-commerce. The only other thing I could think of called 'Amazon' is the Amazon rainforest. I decided to make this like a knockoff Amazon company named after a different rainforest. I needed a rainforest with a unique name that's as unrelated to a well-known place as possible. It turns out it was a lot harder than I thought. The Congo River Basin was a 1:2 ratio of name:generic. It was the best one I could find. It took a while for me to find what type of company Amazon it considered (mostly because I didn't know what to search for), but it turned out to be E-commerce. The "NOT Amazon" part was a mix of cliché clickbait and my relentless desire to make up fake companies for comedic effect.

Resources:
I modeled the conveyor using a tutorial about making a race track:
https://youtu.be/zUYjVAsIpwM
All sounds came from the YouTube Audio Library
I used the 'Follow Active Quads'/'Length' UV unwrapping option for the conveyor.

Bloopers:
I spent way too long texturing the box. You can barely see the details in the original file, let alone with YouTube video compression.
I also spent way too long timing the movement of the conveyor texture to line up with the box. I used a driver to move the conveyor relative to the box. The problem is that you can barely see that either.
I can never get cloth simulations to interact properly with anything. I think I saw a setting that could fix that, but I'll have to try that next time.

I highly doubt anyone will actually read this description.