Question about Saturday drivers

[bottomups]

you will not lie

I don't lie. Once in a while I will spew an alternative fact though.

 

[whatsherface]

So you’re a customer and you know the difference between surepost and regular ground? Yeah. Ok. Go lick your hubbys backside tonight, you aren’t real.

I know the difference because I order a lot and google .. why be mean?

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I don't lie. Once in a while I will spew an alternative fact though.

Hilary is that you?

 

[whatsherface]

Probably won't be the regular driver either. New Years Eve is a holiday for UPS.

. I didn’t even think of the holiday. Thanks

 

[whatsherface]

Hilary is that you?

. Hillary? Haha yea right. That OFFENDS me! Lol

 

[burrheadd]

What are your measurements

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

. Hillary? Haha yea right. That OFFENDS me! Lol

It offends most people

 

[Jackburton]

@whatsherface do you have a butterface?

 

[MyTripisCut]

I know the difference because I order a lot and google .. why be mean?

What’s mean about tossing a little salad?

 

[whatsherface]

What’s mean about tossing a little salad?

That’s not the mean part. The mean part was saying I wasn’t real because I know the difference between ground and surepost... who don’t?

 

[whatsherface]

@whatsherface do you have a butterface?

Hmmmm

 

[Jackburton]

Hmmmm

Pics would help us determine that.

 

[iowa boy]

That’s not the mean part. The mean part was saying I wasn’t real because I know the difference between ground and surepost... who don’t?

Most people don't know or understand it

 

[whatsherface]

Most people don't know or understand it

Really? No one googles or looks what the status means? Hmm

 

[ManInBrown]

No matter how long it takes, give the regular driver the gift in person.

This. Do not leave it on the door. Many scenarios occur where your regular driver might not be working that day. Some fill in drivers are honest and will give the tip to the regular driver, but the majority aren’t.

I got completely screwed one peak by a driver who swore they got nothing for the area they covered off my route. Complete BS. But I wasn’t friendly with the customers on my route and rarely even met any of them. Because it was very rich area I rarely saw anyone, they would just leave outside for me. Huge houses. Far from the street. But they would take care of me every year.

If it takes till March for you to see him, believe me he’s not going to care.

 

[iowa boy]

Really? No one googles or looks what the status means? Hmm

No one cares. This new generation of online shoppers have the "I've gotta have it yesterday" mentality, and don't want to take the time or expend the energy to even try to understand the inner workings of UPS.

Hell, some employees don't want to take the time to understand how UPS works, as long as they get paid every Friday.

 

[whatsherface]

This. Do not leave it on the door. Many scenarios occur where your regular driver might not be working that day. Some fill in drivers are honest and will give the tip to the regular driver, but the majority aren’t.

I got completely screwed one peak by a driver who swore they got nothing for the area they covered off my route. Complete BS. But I wasn’t friendly with the customers on my route and rarely even met any of them. Because it was very rich area I rarely saw anyone, they would just leave outside for me. Huge houses. Far from the street. But they would take care of me every year.

If it takes till March for you to see him, believe me he’s not going to care.

Thanks .. definitely will give it to him in person

 

[LeftRS1]

You should just call the 1800 number leave a detailed message with your name, his name, package car number, route name, and make his center manager thank him in person.

 

[zubenelgenubi]

That’s not the mean part. The mean part was saying I wasn’t real because I know the difference between ground and surepost... who don’t?

Most people don't know the difference between UPS, USPS and Fedex, let alone service levels. Don't know how many times I've been called "the mailman", or "fedex". Bonus fact: the average person in Japan doesn't know what UPS is, but they do know FedEx.