$75 million?????

[Brownslave688]

The other day I saw a little boy riding on a riding mower with his dad....wearing a helmet. Lol.

Wtf good is that helmet gonna do you if the mower runs you over?


Wife hates Ava riding on the mower. Says it’s one of the top injuries they see every summer

 

[542thruNthru]

Trying to milk it?

I have a thing for cows.

 

[Brownslave688]

I have a thing for cows.
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Is this the new muppets movie?

 

[542thruNthru]

Is this the new muppets movie?

Happytime murders movie

 

[Brownslave688]

Happytime murders movie

Yes the muppets lol

 

[542thruNthru]

Yes the muppets lol

Have you seen it?

 

[Brownslave688]

Have you seen it?

I know it’s not a kids movie. I also know it’s s Jim Henson deal.

 

[Operational needs]

Wtf good is that helmet gonna do you if the mower runs you over?


Wife hates Ava riding on the mower. Says it’s one of the top injuries they see every summer

I laughed when I saw it.

 

[542thruNthru]

I know it’s not a kids movie. I also know it’s s Jim Henson deal.

Lol yeah it's definitely not a kids movie.

 

[Re-Raise]

We rode in the back of our parent’s pickup truck on lawn chairs to go into town and get root beer floats

 

[Whitelightning1534]

UPS is going broke

I agree with you I feel like UPS is dragging out this new contract because they can't afford to pay us hence why I have an interview in the morning for a different warehouse that actually pays it's people decent livable money UPS pays us like they're going broke they need to improve on the hubs that are already built instead of building new ones at least buy us equipment that actually works

 

[542thruNthru]

You found a better paying job than UPS? I did and I don't regret leaving I'm a lot happier

I agree with you I feel like UPS is dragging out this new contract because they can't afford to pay us hence why I have an interview in the morning for a different warehouse that actually pays it's people decent livable money UPS pays us like they're going broke they need to improve on the hubs that are already built instead of building new ones at least buy us equipment that actually works

First you say you left for a better job. Now you say you have a interview.

Someone can't keep their angry stories straight.

 

[Whitelightning1534]

First you say you left for a better job. Now you say you have a interview.

Someone can't keep their angry stories straight.

I haven't officially quit UPS i will be officially putting in my two weeks and not showing up at the end of this week I'm just making sure they actually cash out all my vacation and I get all my money

 

[Brownslave688]

I haven't officially quit UPS i will be officially putting in my two weeks and not showing up at the end of this week I'm just making sure they actually cash out all my vacation and I get all my money

Your check is in the mail...

 

[jbrockins]

not me, i’m an essential worker

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orion is only a computer program made of binary codes. if you take your route are and put a map on the wall, all orion does is place your stops on the map, and connect the dots in the shortest line. doesnt work in the real place unless you drive cross country, thru backyards, and turn on a dime. our dispatcher is putting on as many routes as they can, in order to average the day for all drivers. example, i live in a rural area, and two different drivers are delivering to towns the size of 185, and 250 respectively. i repeat, 2 routes in both towns, get real. yeah, our dispatcher is a piece of work, totally incompetent. our center has 10 or less routes on an average day, and i guarantee i could save our center at least 100 or more miles/per day. with the billions ups spent on the orion, they will never admit they are wrong. same with the preload system. bogus. rule of thumb, if supervisor has lips moving, its a strong likelihood they are lying.

 

[Coldworld]

orion is only a computer program made of binary codes. if you take your route are and put a map on the wall, all orion does is place your stops on the map, and connect the dots in the shortest line. doesnt work in the real place unless you drive cross country, thru backyards, and turn on a dime. our dispatcher is putting on as many routes as they can, in order to average the day for all drivers. example, i live in a rural area, and two different drivers are delivering to towns the size of 185, and 250 respectively. i repeat, 2 routes in both towns, get real. yeah, our dispatcher is a piece of work, totally incompetent. our center has 10 or less routes on an average day, and i guarantee i could save our center at least 100 or more miles/per day. with the billions ups spent on the orion, they will never admit they are wrong. same with the preload system. bogus. rule of thumb, if supervisor has lips moving, its a strong likelihood they are lying.

We know it sucks..... geeezzzuuusss !!!

 

[The Driver]

orion is only a computer program made of binary codes. if you take your route are and put a map on the wall, all orion does is place your stops on the map, and connect the dots in the shortest line.

I've been wondering this for a long time. Can can anyone confirm this is how it was designed? "As the crow flies" instead of shortest path with the road itself? If that's true... oh my God...

 

[Wilson1397]

I've been wondering this for a long time. Can can anyone confirm this is how it was designed? "As the crow flies" instead of shortest path with the road itself? If that's true... oh my God...

I wonder this too. Yesterday I had one that as the crow flies was right over the mountain but was about 4 miles to go around. I was supposed to drive by two stops on the same road to do it.

 

[TearsInRain]

orion is only a computer program made of binary codes. if you take your route are and put a map on the wall, all orion does is place your stops on the map, and connect the dots in the shortest line. doesnt work in the real place unless you drive cross country, thru backyards, and turn on a dime. our dispatcher is putting on as many routes as they can, in order to average the day for all drivers. example, i live in a rural area, and two different drivers are delivering to towns the size of 185, and 250 respectively. i repeat, 2 routes in both towns, get real. yeah, our dispatcher is a piece of work, totally incompetent. our center has 10 or less routes on an average day, and i guarantee i could save our center at least 100 or more miles/per day. with the billions ups spent on the orion, they will never admit they are wrong. same with the preload system. bogus. rule of thumb, if supervisor has lips moving, its a strong likelihood they are lying.

you go on a good rant only to admit that, at the core of it, your PDS is totally incompetent

nothing works right if you have a dummy behind it, even a package car

 

[TearsInRain]

I've been wondering this for a long time. Can can anyone confirm this is how it was designed? "As the crow flies" instead of shortest path with the road itself? If that's true... oh my God...

that is not how it was designed, but it does require the map/road characteristics be accurate to get a good solution