Right, but this isn't Fantasyland and this has been the way it has always been. So Fedex or UPS aren't blazing any new trails here. See some of those mansions your executives live in? Someone else in the company probably has a greater pressing need for money, but they don't care, time for another get away home. I get the ideal, it just isn't realities. But every so often there is an angel of an owner out there, just not in parcel delivery.
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Right, but this isn't Fantasyland and this has been the way it has always been. So Fedex or UPS aren't blazing any new trails here. See some of those mansions your executives live in? Someone else in the company probably has a greater pressing need for money, but they don't care, time for another get away home. I get the ideal, it just isn't realities. But every so often there is an angel of an owner out there, just not in parcel delivery.
I think you can pm me with your psycho-analysis of me from now on.Not everyone can be unskilled labor and work for another. I feel a fair percentage of owners have to be owner, because they are uncut to work for another due to traits that make it difficult for them to be satisfied or the employer to deal with this person long term. That is why enough owners ares, they can't maintain employment and are pretty much forced into it as their only course of action.
Or a Tesla for $10 grand more.
MAKAVELI
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Have you seen the Hellcat?
Cactus
Just telling it like it is
I'd like to see you run a route day in and day out. You'd be crying uncle by day number 2.
Cactus
Just telling it like it is
Not everyone can be unskilled labor and work for another. I feel a fair percentage of owners have to be owner, because they are uncut to work for another due to traits that make it difficult for them to be satisfied or the employer to deal with this person long term. That is why enough owners are
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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...and that is just envelopes...can you imagine him running a route that had boxes too...
whenIgetthere
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Most likely.
dezguy
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Remember, prices are higher in Canada. I've seen commercials on tv for the Detroit 3 where you can get into one of their vehicles, nicely loaded for under $200 a month. Up here, you're looking at at least $400 a month to get into a decently loaded vehicle.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Read the fine print.
WestcoastHD
Massive Stinkies
FedEx employees need to realize....
dezguy
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Send me a brochure and I will.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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MrFedEx
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There are a few that can handle it...most can't. Yes, you are bottom dwellers over at Ground, especially the contractors, who cash-in while their "employees" starve.
It will be fine
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How much do you think the average contractor makes?
Route 66
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right, I thought about that afterwards
MrFedEx
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My guess is around 100-150k, depending, of course, on how many routes they "own".
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