Bad advice. Lunch does not figure into your imaginary "planned day" number at all. What OP would need to do is slow down when working to avoid coming in sooner than 9.5 hours (OF WORK NOT COUNTING UNPAID TIME)
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Bad advice. Lunch does not figure into your imaginary "planned day" number at all. What OP would need to do is slow down when working to avoid coming in sooner than 9.5 hours (OF WORK NOT COUNTING UNPAID TIME)
UrFellowUpser
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2 hrs over allowed today i hate faliure man and did not even take a lunch
Rack em
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You are required to take a lunch. That's the kind of stuff everyone else has been telling you not to do! Not taking a lunch is a good way to get disqualified.
At this point that is totally expected. I've been driving for almost 10 years and some days I'm an hour over. Today I actually came in under allowed. Don't know how that happened lol.
if u follow orion, u will always come in over. I'm trying to figure out now when to break off and when not to. 3rd day out on my own and I was .40 over yesterday. I did 20 more stops and finished at the sane time so I'm hoping it shows I scratched. I didn't get a lunch today. my on road sup told me ill probably miss my lunches during my 30 days
Northbaypkg
20 NDA stops daily
No! You should ALWAYS be able to take a lunch. No on road should be telling you that you'll miss your lunches. What type of BS is that???
KOG72
I’m full of it
Some newbies do that so they can qualify
That's not failure......keep consistent.
all the 30+ year guys saying the same thing. orion makes it tough to scratch. no way you can get off at 30 piece bulk in 6 minutes when there is no dock And u have to load the hand truck up a few times. according to the computer, That's how much time I had to do that bulk
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Not true.
Northbaypkg
20 NDA stops daily
The time allowances are BS. And to be honest I still remember my first 30 days and not one time did my sup say 'you need to scratch this route to pass'. Just finish at a reasonable time everyday in your last 2-3 weeks and don't hit anything and you will pass. Don't worry about the time allowance at every stop. Just stay on task and finish the route and you'll be fine.
UrFellowUpser
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Trying my best not to get discouraged. Took me like 7 extra mins to find one box that the preloader was supposed to have in rdl but the 
was burried somewhere in the 2000 section. Then wasted time going back to the same mall to deliver packages that normally be grouped with walmart and sallys and Verizon.
was burried somewhere in the 2000 section. Then wasted time going back to the same mall to deliver packages that normally be grouped with walmart and sallys and Verizon.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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I spend no more than 30 seconds trying to find missing packages.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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We had a newbie called in the office this morning for his 1.57 hours over allowed. Was told that "there may be an issue" if this trend continues.
He was not a happy camper at the PCM.
He was not a happy camper at the PCM.
UrFellowUpser
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Then i thought one stop was a package i had to deliver. Could not find it left then went back because it was a call tag or some
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Has anyone showed you the "details" button? If not, ask someone to show you where it is and how to use it.
UrFellowUpser
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I know im getting called in the office
UrFellowUpser
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Damn residentials giving me the most problems. It all out the in the middle of no where in no mans land
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Resis are the easy part .
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