You take a pic?I saw an Amazon guy, peeing in his bong. At a stop light.
Yep. I'm shocked UPS hasn't had a serious accident with some driver speeding to get a 10:30 commit off?Pretty sure Dominos got sued back in the day and had to end the 30 minutes or free.
Lmfao! I love it!!
"is there any way you could do this in the three hours?"
"No way!"
24 stops, 32 pieces. Over 5 hours they said it took him.
This is why I laughed so hard last year when so many went ballistic thinking the company was going to replace the union with PVDs
I asked that question on youtube but christ almighty I do not think they compensate miles driven. That's $20 taken out of a $54 salary!Wonder how many miles that was. I did a Saturday air route recently with about that many stops/pieces and about 80 miles, got it done in three hours. If you had asked me if that was possible my first day air driving I'd have said about the same thing as that guy.
I dont understand how cops let them roll around with envelopes blocking their field of view. They blatantly break the law with 0 repercussions.These stories are the chicken and the egg. People don't value the cost of shipping because everything now is built in to the price of the item online. Study after study shows that people only want "free" shipping on their items online or they will look to a website that offers that.
Amazon (and others) think they know everything and can do it better / faster / cheaper. Now that they are building their network out, they will have to deal with this or just keep firing people and contractors and replacing them.
Nothing is free. You get what you pay for. Amazon treats their people like crap and it will only get worse. Those new Mercedes vans will look worse than our trucks in due time.
And if you don't think you get what you pay for - Look at our peak season hires or any help at the hub given our PT wage rates. These people are some of the seediest POS losers in society.
Wonder how many miles that was. I did a Saturday air route recently with about that many stops/pieces and about 80 miles, got it done in three hours. If you had asked me if that was possible my first day air driving I'd have said about the same thing as that guy.
The miles would certainly make or break that route, but from the clips they showed it all looked suburban rather than rural. My guess is way less than 80 miles.
They simply don't get the thousands of small efficiencies that ups drivers learn to save time that have nothing to do with driving fast.
Just plug in The ORION solution....easy peasyI agree, just wondering how things compare. Could someone eventually become efficient enough to make it work for them? Or would most people quit before that happens?
last week a coworker from another belt found a (badly) hidden camera and waved at it, the next day it was in a different place but also badly hidden haha.Were always, ALWAYS being watched