upsbeernut
Sometimes i feel like a nut sometimes i dont
wear hospital gloves, don't rely on anyone at ups to tell you how to stay safe, your on your own.
How's UPS protecting its employees from the coronavirus threat?
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watdaflock?
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All of those PTers are not important. It's not like any of those PTers would dare come to work when they are feeling under the weather.
We need to focus on the well being of employees who make over 118k a year, like DriveInDriveOut said.
Covemastah
Hoopah drives the boat Chief !!
Lol. Yah UPS safety ,, cut 5 routes in a week long heatwave , then text me on DIAD to drink more water and stretch more ,,,, in winter ,, cut 6 routes in a blizzard and tell me to walk like a penguin ,, Efffffff them !!!
quad decade guy
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Worst case scenario: 97% survive. Most likely you will survive. Just get at it. UPS can't do anything except shut down. Period. Simple.
watdaflock?
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Thanks Donald. Now get back to eating McDonalds, sending tweets and watching Hannity.
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watdaflock?
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"One model from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggested that between 160 million and 210 million Americans could contract the disease over as long as a year. Based on mortality data and current hospital capacity, the number of deaths under the CDC's scenarios ranged from 200,000 to as many as 1.7 million.
It found as many as 21 million people might need hospitalization, a daunting figure in a nation with just about 925,000 hospital beds."
Not being able to breath kinda sucks.....literally. Oh well, just get over it. Period. Simple.
watdaflock?
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Globally, the numbers are even more staggering. Five researchers at Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health estimated that between 20 percent and 60 percent of everyone on earth — or between 1.4 billion and 4.2 billion people — could eventually contract the disease.
If the virus only kills 1 percent of those who contract it, somewhere between 14 million and 42 million people are at risk. In countries like Iran and Italy, where health systems are overrun, the mortality rate can be much higher.
If the virus only kills 1 percent of those who contract it, somewhere between 14 million and 42 million people are at risk. In countries like Iran and Italy, where health systems are overrun, the mortality rate can be much higher.
Over70irregs
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I believe most drivers want some direction and leadership on the issue. Cleaning/protective supplies would be beneficial for all. Especially since Brown ship and deliver the crap.
I'll be working. I'm not going to hide in my basement in fear.
quad decade guy
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Me too. We went out to dinner last night. Refreshing not to wait in line.
upsbeernut
Sometimes i feel like a nut sometimes i dont
just be aware of it, you will be driving for maybe another two weeks. Then its shut down time.
Over70irregs
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Called it.
watdaflock?
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The bat soup is on sale at my local Chinese place.
watdaflock?
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I wish Donald Trump would imitate Dave Abney. Retire and no longer have anything to do with CV-19.
The only places that was busy was the bars.
They ain't stopping me. Suck my diesel fumes
Over70irregs
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OG trooper
I will be cautious of my actions but refuse to live in fear
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
There’s really no indication at this point that it’s not under control
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