The delivery driver was only in and out of the house for a minute.
in and out
idiom Slang
Cockney rhyming slang · East London
snout
Origin
As in the nose through which people both inhale and exhale.
I have a very busy schedule today, so I will be in and out of the office all afternoon.
The nurse was in and out of the patient's room throughout the night to monitor his recovery.