Post your Diad summary, Lets see how bad you got porked this week

[Rack em]

162 miles
237 stops
390 packages
13.85 paid day

That's brutal! I was at 212 miles today with only 72 stops lol

 

[ManInBrown]

My average day this week was
150-270
5-20
85 miles
9.9-10.2 paid day

 

[Viper]

 

[OrioN]

Sweet Friday, 180 miles though. Preload at 1000, on the road at noon, log off at 2100. Go straight home with the van.

 

[Rack em]

Yesterday was ... 156 stops, and 232 miles!

 

[1989]

Yesterday was ... 156 stops, and 232 miles!

But what time did you get your air?

 

[Boxjockey82]

136 stops
426 pieces
20 pickups
260 pickup pieces
50 miles

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

136 stops
426 pieces
20 pickups
260 pickup pieces
50 miles

That's my average day.

 

[Boxjockey82]

Mine as well. Actually i was light on pickup pieces lol

 

[Johney]

136 stops
426 pieces
20 pickups
260 pickup pieces
50 miles

That's my average day.

And you're the top senior guy?

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

And you're the top senior guy?

Yuppers.

 

[PASinterference]

That's my average day.

That's like the worst route in our building .

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

That's like the worst route in our building .

Not in ours.

 

[LeadBelly]

My first Orion ride

 

[WorknLateHuh]

Yuppers.

Didn't you have a country route? I just don't get why drivers leave a route with 70 stops and no pickups, to a route of moving heavy volume all day.

We have a few high senior guys that run routes like that and they say they're tired of bouncing down dirt roads all day. I get that, especially after years of it, but moving an avalanche of pieces all day every day completely wipes me out... i'm all set.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

I grew tired of dealing with the country roads during the winter.

 

[OrioN]

I grew tired of dealing with the country roads during the winter.

But, you're paid by the hour to navigate through those roads... if I get stuck, I lose money.

 

[ManInBrown]

Didn't you have a country route? I just don't get why drivers leave a route with 70 stops and no pickups, to a route of moving heavy volume all day.

We have a few high senior guys that run routes like that and they say they're tired of bouncing down dirt roads all day. I get that, especially after years of it, but moving an avalanche of pieces all day every day completely wipes me out... i'm all set.

Couldn't agree more. We have a driver who has a terrible route. Heavy ups store. Chasing commits all day. Had the chance for s cake route in the sticks. Rode it one day and went back to his old route. Said he didn't like that the one in the sticks had no bathroom.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

But, you're paid by the hour to navigate through those roads... if I get stuck, I lose money.

We have covered this already----"There is more to life than money".

 

[Johney]

And you're the top senior guy?

Yuppers.

I grew tired of dealing with the country roads during the winter.

I guess I see your point but, Jesus man that's a lot of work. I was doing that kinda work in my first and second year here. That crap would kill my lazy ass now.