A long day!

ironclad

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Netsua 3:16

AND THAT’S THE BOTTOM LINE
These pictures are ridiculous. I say we make a Facebook page and post them all so Joe Public can see the way UPS treats their pkgs. Everyday, every single day lately, I’m spending 1/2 hour-1hour basically reloading my truck. At least my loader puts the air in the cab so I can make service
 

11.19igrad

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The route I’ve been doing has stops from the same block, same side of the street on two different shelves (1175 and 8150).

We leave super late. I just do my irregs to give me max room, then start my pickups. Then I drive back in to unload pickups. Drive out again and continue delivering till 10 PM, and come back with 120 stops, 10+ missed business, and like 1/2 my NDA undelivered. Rinse and repeat :)
damn
 

11.19igrad

Well-Known Member
It's not a question of wisdom it's a question of :censored2: hitting the fan during preload.
It's easy to saunter in and look at a truck and figure out how the packages should be organized under optimal conditions, it's another thing when you're in the trenches on preload, loading 4 trucks minimum, and pirouetting around piles of stack out while holding 4-5 packages in your hands each time you enter a truck
dont miss it a bit
 

Whither

Scofflaw
These pictures are ridiculous. I say we make a Facebook page and post them all so Joe Public can see the way UPS treats their pkgs. Everyday, every single day lately, I’m spending 1/2 hour-1hour basically reloading my truck. At least my loader puts the air in the cab so I can make service

Had a damage call tag for the second day in a row after the NR1. Guy was lightly expressing his grievances re: how his vanity mirror had been destroyed while taping his irreg with electrical tape (lol) and I said, honestly man, I'm surprised anything fragile that we deliver makes it in one piece.
 
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