Did this Maine law without an Oxford comma require overtime pay for delivery drivers?

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

Voted yes by mistake. The omission of an implicit Oxford comma is a common grammatical construction that occasionally creates ambiguity, but is often used to mean the same thing. The omission of a conjunction (“marketing, storing, or packing for shipment or distribution of”) is a much starker issue that radically changes how the sentence is read for nearly everyone. Note that the two examples of asyndeton implicitly omit the word “and”, not “or”.