Ups stole my money!!!

[FrigidFTSup]

You didn't have tethers on them?

Major IE fail.

It was those double sided ones. In theory the spikes on the bottom should have dug in, but whoops

 

[PT Car Washer]

It was those double sided ones. In theory the spikes on the bottom should have dug in, but whoops

So do you leave them behind or walk a quarter mile back to retrieve them?

 

[Article 3]

It was those double sided ones. In theory the spikes on the bottom should have dug in, but whoops

Wrong side down.

 

[trickpony1]

Why can't the OP contact the Dept of Labor, Wage and Hourly Division and discuss his concern?

What's the worst that can happen?
The DOL will investigate and determine you have no claim.

Call/click/visit the DOL.

 

[1989]

I use plenty of those too but most the time it's from mud, not snow.

Frequently getting stuck in mud is a sign of incompetence.

 

[bottomups]

Frequently getting stuck in mud is a sign of incompetence.

But so much worth it.

 

[Rack em]

Frequently getting stuck in mud is a sign of incompetence.

Still a cover driver and don't know all the routes and roads yet.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Still a cover driver and don't know all the routes and roads yet.

Would you drive down those same roads in your personal vehicle?

 

[Rack em]

Would you drive down those same roads in your personal vehicle?

On the 2 roads/driveways I've gotten stuck in the mud on, yes. The first time was a guys driveway which wasn't bad except for in the one spot I chose to try and back up at. The second time the road was bone dry for the first mile and a half. Then came a hill where snow that was plowed off the road was melting down so it all the sudden turned into gumbo. So yes, I would drive my personal vehicle in both situations.

 

[PASinterference]

On the 2 roads/driveways I've gotten stuck in the mud on, yes. The first time was a guys driveway which wasn't bad except for in the one spot I chose to try and back up at. The second time the road was bone dry for the first mile and a half. Then came a hill where snow that was plowed off the road was melting down so it all the sudden turned into gumbo. So yes, I would drive my personal vehicle in both situations.

Followed by "when I had my country run, I left everything at the farmer's market when it snowed".

 

[1989]

Still a cover driver and don't know all the routes and roads yet.

Please don't use that as a defense in a conference call.

 

[Dr.Brownz]

Nah we would lose too many of those. They give us shovels, quick chains, and full sets of chains if needed. It's like they don't want us to ECD anything anymore

friend that. If I need chains to go somewhere I shouldn't be going there, it's an ECD.

 

[Dr.Brownz]

Please don't use that as a defense in a conference call.

Please coach us all in what to say when you make a bad decision.

 

[Big Package]

You say nothing at all.

 

[1989]

friend that. If I need chains to go somewhere I shouldn't be going there, it's an ECD.

True, you chain up to get out of trouble, not to get into trouble. And NEVER go someplace because the customer says it's fine.

 

[Rack em]

Please don't use that as a defense in a conference call.

Conference call? I have never been told to sit on a conference call because I got stuck LOL

 

[Dr.Brownz]

Conference call? I have never been told to sit on a conference call because I got stuck LOL

I report in every time I get stuck and no one ever hears about it besides the random office jockey who happens to answer the phone. Sat for an hour once before calling back to find out the PT sup who took my first call decided to go to lunch without informing anyone.