And UPS helped them start setting up their network. LMFAO. You can’t make this * up.
I don’t understand why we keep doing business with them, hopefully when the time comes and amazon starts shipping for everyone(not just themselves) we under cut them so bad they can’t do it. We do own all our stuff every single thing they own is leased.
Don't think so. They will lease for short term but they also tend to buy a lot of property for future expansions.I think UPS leases most of their buildings.
If that is true then UPS is the proud owner of the worst looking building in the local industrial park.Don't think so. They will lease for short term but they also tend to buy a lot of property for future expansions.
They might own the whole industrial park and lease out the better places to other companies.If that is true then UPS is the proud owner of the worst looking building in the local industrial park.
They do own the lot next door but refuse to expand on it because the city insists any new building must have a blacktopped parking lot.They might own the whole industrial park and lease out the better places to other companies.
Not the 120,000,000 dollar building I'm in.I think UPS leases most of their buildings.
I don’t understand why we keep doing business with them, hopefully when the time comes and amazon starts shipping for everyone(not just themselves) we under cut them so bad they can’t do it. We do own all our stuff every single thing they own is leased.
No joke before peak used to see 3 or 4 different amazon vans a day. Since Thanksgiving, not a single one.
On the way to work this morning I was at traffic light big intersection 31 Amazon trucks were heading into our areas and that was just at one traffic light
Goofy things happen. My record you having to go back to the same house with another package was 4 times. (That was back before some electronic techy thing told you how many packages you had for a certain stop). Going back a second time was quite common.I live on a cul-de-sac. Was outside the other day. Saw an amazon driver park in front of the house across the street from me. She got out and dropped their package on their porch, got back in her van, drove to the end of the street, came back and parked in front of my house and brought me a package. Makes sense to me. lol.