I feel you totally. Did this job for 2 months. It’s crazy what they expect the drivers to do. I was up to 185 stops. From the time I’d pull in to load and carts weren’t even ready to the extreme conditions outside and their monitoring your every move. You made the right decision to get outta there. Hope you found something better 👍
Its a good job for someone who needs money and a steady income for a while and during that time you work toward a better job or career. I am a driver for Amazon, I love it, yeah its hard work, but it is also great in many ways. I go out alone every day, nobody bothers me, I never look at the clock and think, how much longer, the time flies by, I am always running fast to end early if I can and each day is like a new round of golf, or some sporting event. you have a certain amount of time to drop off all these packages, they based it on your abilities, so the challenge is simple, stay busy, organize yourself well and get it done, if you do it right, it's fun and easy and you can do well until you find your path in life. there are a lot of better jobs out there, this is not a career, so definitely move on from Amazon when you can, but it is a good pace to learn a good work ethic and get in shape while making money.
@@mattpipke5716 The best part about your post is "work ethic" The pay isn't bad,.. but, you do have to bust ass. I did 136 stops on my second day solo, which was yesterday actually. I'm also 45 years old.. these younger guys looking for a quick buck and quitting.... best of luck to ya.. I also finished early and did a rescue yesterday.. for what its worth..
I just quit Amazon today. They gave me 344 packages to deliver. My van was so packed I couldn’t even move around in the van, I had to crawl over tote bags just to get overflow packages. That’s when I realized I’m worth more than this. I only delivered 4 packages then I headed back to the fulfillment center, left all of their work stuff in the van along with all those packages and left. I’m not going to over work and break my spine for some chump change. Then you get mad that I get overtime? Sorry not sorry. Eff dat.
That's exactly what I have been experiencing in the almost 2 months i've worked there. I don't know if I will make it that far though like you said, it's not worth it breaking your back over. I am going to take my time and cross my fingers I get the boot so i can collect unemployment.
@@michaelethangross3395 yeah man it was hella exhausting… then they want us to run, jump, hop, skip, bop…. They think they are FEDEX or UPS lmao nah. I always had to book a massages for my body because it was just pain every day for me and I’m small person. But best of luck to you bro, but I’d definitely say start looking for other jobs while you are still have some energy left in you.
@@uliygolubev9296 smh and you definitely need the dolly cause those packages are crazy, I remember someone bought a whole kitchen sink and my dolly was broken 🙃. But I don’t blame you tho it take a toll on your back for sure, i’d always have to book a massage for my back which I feel like they should be paying for that instead
Mistake #1 falling into thinking that your ride along was your friend because he talking about how bad the job is. This fool gonna go back to the office and tell em EVERYTHING you said.
You failed at reporting a faulty van. I don't wanna hear your entitled crying lol 😂 try it out here in the desert. I quit growing weed to do this. It's easier, more money and less republicans
@@matthewmudd8410 He was talking about the front and back 0:08. He literally pointed his phone camera to the AC vents in the front of the van, and then mentions how hot it is in the back of the van later in the video.
Preach! I had to deliver to a customer today which has a gatekeeper at the entrance of the community. Customer left a comment in the notes saying to leave my name with the gatekeeper because Amazon drivers get in too easily. Comment made me feel some type of way like I’m just a body dropping off a package.
i can do 198 stops and 350 packages with business and aptments and residence with no rescues. i wave my breaks and drink fluids for my lunches. these are the same losers i deny rescues so they have to do their routes
Stop telling your trainer and coworkers your feelings about this job. Coworkers/Trainers are not your friends, their informants to run back to the boss and try to get you fired. Im surprised you didn't learn from the school bus vid drama.
Bro what? My trainer is my best homie from work 🤣 only person I text outside of work! And yes we chill outside of work. Trainers are just other employees who got paid $25 for the day to hop in a van and show you how it’s done, they aren’t undercover DSP Agents 🤣🤣😭💯
I did it for 2 years. On my last week I was basically a dead man delivering. This job sucks, get out before Prime Day and the summer heat really kicks in. It’s not gonna get better, it will only get worse.
@@Ahoto_papa_biright? People need to STFU and do what’s works for them. Of course no one wants to be a warehouse slave but if that’s what the hell you got to do to make that bread then shut up and just do it. All that whining and shit, just go get your degree then at that point. People be working hard physically but forget you can be lazy mentally.
Wow. Next time I order something I’m going to leave a care package for my Amazon delivery driver. I’m in Arizona. The temp goes up to 120 degrees sometimes 🥵.
I’m currently running deliveries in AZ for Amazon and honestly I enjoy it very much it’s corny BUT TRUE “when you fail to prepare you prepare to fail “ also his mood about from the start was concerning loo
As a FedEx driver I can relate with you on this topic. Been doing this for 3 years, while dealing with the Arizona heat, imagine delivering packages in 115°F heat in the dead of summer with a truck that has no A/C. The truck is all steel and it gets above 150° in the back of the truck. I’ve had coworkers who have gotten heat related illnesses. I’ve dealt with some nasty racist individuals to the sweetest people. FedEx is a wild ride for sure. I respect all of the delivery drivers from all companies and competitors. Keep strong my friend, you got this ❤🙏
You guys get paid better and it’s an actual career with more opportunities and raises…Amazon delivery driver is a dead end job and only people with no goals or future work there
i would have it done in four hours. i am in sd and i love the drive to my routes which is a hour drive and 156 stops with multiple group stops topping 180 and 250. get to the place around twelve with a 10:15 load up time and done by 5 pm and i have to drive back. this guy is a wussy
@@ebktoonz8436 you can do it but others cant “humble yourself” 💀💀 what??? I dont think thats the way you use that saying. Honestly impressive how you managed to let us know your lack of intellectual capacity in a single sentence
I could only imagine what you'd think being in my shoes I'm sitting at 250 pounds doing deliveries barley 5'5. I have to do this job to pay my bills and get my health back on track tho.
Honestly, I don't think this job is too hard, but I come from construction and I'm in shape. I quit after one month because they didn't guarantee the 40 hours weekly (I was doing like 34 average), hence it was very little money.
@@alexcruz7719maybe because we weren't ever asked if we wanted filled up with hateful parasite aliens who are sickening to look at and bring nothing good to society?
Worked for Amazon DSP back in late 2020. It was fun job and all, but got tired of peeing in empty bottles and dealing with asshole dispatchers because they track everything you do lol
I came from delivering appliances…Amazon is a cake walk compared to having Eight to ten stops of French doors, washing machines, living rooms sets, bed room sets to deliver in small doors and up three flights of apartments
Same here. Coming from delivering heavy ass 280 lbs mattresses & 300 lbs adjustables. Not to the door but into the house upstairs etc. That job has ya sweating. This dude be soft. It’s only in the 80’s too!
I ain’t gon lie the ride along could’ve most definitely helped dropped some packages off but Brodie sitting on his a** on his phone like a passenger princess.
Why would he help? He's on a nursery route, if you need help on that the job aint for you. The only thing the ride along is supposed to do is answer questions and give advice
Yall FRRRR SOMEEE BUMMSSS! Just do the damn job! You applied, did the interview, did the 3 day training and drivers test, then when you are doing your nursery routes you want to complain? Tf kinda logic..
Truthfully, he can't really help.... Cuz keep in mind, it's HIS route... The phone he's using to scan the packages, the route is assigned to HIS Flex account.... And when you log into your Flex account it can only be used on 1 device at a time.... So let's say he did get up and help right? How is he gonna scan the packages? You HAVE to scan the packages to mark them as Delivered.... At best all he can do is run the packages up to the door and walk away.... which is NOT gonna help him Now if there was a way that he can also get a 2nd Rabbit (The phone Amazon provides you) and they both are linked to the route.... THEN that would be possible.... But you can only work off one phone at a time
No, they couldn't, because the mor*ns at Amazon only give you 1 delivery device when you have a helper......so only 1 person can deliver at a time. The other guy can do almost nothing, except maybe sort in the back and carry an extra box on the rare deliveries where you can't carry it all yourself.
@@marxman300 oh damn then that makes sense to hurry up and get it done. Here they pay hourly which doesn’t make sense. I’d take my time and get as much hours as I could.
Damn son! I just started delivering with Amazon too. Here in south Louisiana gets so damn hot! If my van didn’t have A/C I’d quit too. At least my DSP makes A/C mandatory for us! If a truck ain’t got no A/C it’s considered unsafe to drive.
hope you're still on the job. I started a couple months ago and this is almost exactly how I felt my first couple days. took me a few weeks but learning tips and tricks from other drivers while rescuing or being rescued really helps. I never got a ride along so I had to figure it out on my own. Sorting packages helps a ton and if you're able always be jogging on every stop before you're lunch it makes things go a lot quicker. I also take a little time on my lunch to setup the back of van by organizing overflow and sorting my current bag.
Yeah and people be talking about how they've been at amazon for 4 years and get a dollar per package on rescue routes. dude this job sucks and the people who stay there are fucking losers. do better and find a job that at least pays $5 more per hour. it blows my mind that people stay at this. it's terrible and everyone who works there, no matter how much you feel like you have progressed, will always be nothing but a povo and a loser
Exactly my story. Then I was super happy to have this job and it was basically the best on the market. Unfortunately my company closed today and I dont have the benefits I had. Now every other company makes you do 1.5x the amount of job, so really not worth it anymore
Find another job bro because dispatcher be blowing up your phone saying your to slow. Not worth it bro. The owner be looking at cameras seeing you be off task and get all angry not worth it bro. Not going to lie I felt like wasn’t going to make past nursery level 2. With all the overflow.
Lmaooo I’m dying bruh you are so funny 😭😭😭 when you showed that clip of how hot it was and it was only the 4th stop dawgggg I was cracking uppp 😭😭😭😩 sorry you had a bad experience, I feel ya pain , been working as a amazon driver since September 2022 , lol I get it 🤣🤣🤣
I get 350 packages a day, 180-185 stops half of them are apartments. 4 years in I’ve managed to get delivering down to a science. 30-40 stops per hour. If you need advice on how to make it doable hit me up, lots of secrets to the delivery game any route is manageable with the right attitude and mind set, this job is cake if you do everything right, stay safe, you was killing me cause everything you was saying I felt just like that. They used to give us GMC cargo vans with 20 bags and 20-30 over flow if you loaded your first stop in the middle of the van you might as well drive the right on back to the station cause you’d be like hell naw bro. 😮💨🤣💀
Yo ngl , just did my first day today , it wasn’t a bad route , 160 packages , and I felt like I was in paradise , although what you say it’s true, you constantly on and off , I’d rather have close homes than far asf , overall enjoyed tf out of the job , finish at 6
@@RoastinNdRaging bro I still do them no problem but they annoy tf out of me with those rescues , obviously want to better myself , but for what it is , it’s an aight job
@@RoastinNdRaging it’s fucking insane that 7 months have pass by , life is truly temporarily, thanks for asking bro , I think I’ve been here for too long now 😂😂😂😂
@@saruki9506 wow man awesome no problem I'm supposed to be starting training next week and I've been all over the place mentally. lol It's good pay but have yet to hear anything too good about the job but imma go in with a positive outlook
I am a former teacher, and welcome this work. Not being in a classroom with unruly kids, papers to grade, lesson plans, pushy parents, crappy principals. This is light work compared to that.
You're sound weak br0, as a man it doesn't matter how you feel you do what you gotta do to get through especially you since your a father.... I do this currently been with amazon for 7months now in Vegas 115 degree weather..... You got this just hang in there
You seem like a good guy, let me give you something I wish someone had given me when I was your age. Believe in you, do you, if you wake up with a positive attitude every day and set out to do your best each day, you will succeed no matter what you end up doing. If you have a goal, and a plan to achieve that goal, then the rest is easy, you just keep a positive attitude, keep looking forward, and set goals, always have a goal you are working and another ready to go for when you accomplish your current goals. There is no better feeling that accomplishing a goal you set for yourself. If you want to be a good dad, be positive, present, and goal oriented, people will take you seriously, your son will learn good values and hard work, and you will grow as a man each and every day that you work toward a goal and stay positive. Don't make excuses, or blame others for your BS, just work hard, stay positive and work your goals. Life is short, enjoy it, you can't waste time when you are raising children, they don't wait, they grow up fast.
It’s hard work for sure. But it’s do-able. Each dsp is independently owned so some are probably worse than others. I started last week right in the thick of prime days. Some days the route is really hard some days not bad at all. I’m just thankful to have the work so far they seem pretty patient with me. Only had one nursery route so far but had the full enchilada the second day on my own.
@@fenderchick121speed is also my biggest fault. I can knockout up to 20 stops an hour but my specific DSP has a standard of 30. As far as infractions go I’m good. My Fico score never dropped below 840 and I’m on week 3
personally, i feel like this job is mostly mental. you have to organize and prepare for the day each day. if you come in feeling defeated, you will be defeated. your day could have been different with a "ima learn this and get better" attitude. when i was a ride along, i helped sort at every stop while the driver did the leg work, after 1 Hr we switched roles. your attitude has to be on point because that work isnt physical
I work at the Amazon fulfillment center and it’s way better. Work is easy, warehouse is climate controlled with fresh water to drink. Plus you can work overtime and make 1k a week if you want.
I thought delivery driving would be easier than warehouse. Man was I wrong! I worked in an Amazon warehouse for 2 years during Covid. The benefits and overtime pay were waaayyyy better. But the tradeoff is driving is a bit easier on the body than the warehouse, but productivity rates are more demanding and dispatchers will threaten to fire you in 2 weeks if you don't pick up the pace.
I work out in Syosset. Today, i just did 357 pkgs and 152 stops. We don't have any step vans, or Rivian Vans, so we have to settle for the crappy ProMasters. The A/C is weak, there's no ventilation in the cargo area, so it's pretty much as hot as H*ll itself. Managers don't care if you usually finish quickly; if you're falling behind because of things out of your control (like traffic) then they still berate you. My DSP has this culture where *rescues* are frowned upon, yet the workload isn't evenly distributed. The quicker you are, the more work they give you; they scheduled me 4 days in a row, and by Saturday, I'm fatigued, but they don't care. You're just a disposal robot to them; if you don't meet their unrealistic expectations, they'll just get someone else. No sense in killing yourself for them when they think so little of you. I'm moving onto unionized freight soon; Amazon is just a stepping stone for the time being. Get out while you can. I'd never recommended it to anyone longterm, unless your goal is to start your own DSP. For $20/hr it's not worth it. Go to FedEx or UPS. The workload is there but at least you're appropriately compensated (moreso UPS)
Push through bro I’m a delivery driver as well and all I can say is organize your packages when you open a new bag put your boxes together and your envelopes separate organize them by the 4 numbers on the sticker from smallest to biggest you’ll move quicker trust me we get 180 stops on the daily with like 18 bags and 40 overflows it’s not easy but if you organize your stuff right everything is going to be smooth💪👊
@@chrismendoza-sz7tf exactly, the pay is good for the work all your doing is delivering packages its not difficult..PLUS if you do a lot of rescues you get bonus so it even adds up more. Plus overtime, i guess it all depends where youre stationed
😂😂😂😂 I just started to, I feel your pain bro tomorrow will be my 3rd day I was driving back to the facility about to quit in between my route I did 13 stops they kept calling my damn phone because I was in red behind I had trouble too I was so damn frustrated until my trainer came and helped me out got me back in green we were able to get off by 6:30 so it was 8 half hour day started from 9AM I only had 1 day ride along I never drove the truck and they threw me out their then got mad when I made mistakes in 100 degrees weather giving me 89 stops 250 packages plus
The very thought of this job sends shivers down my spine. I did my time as a van man but I had it easy, it was just me and my van, I could choose the jobs. Not to mention, I couldn't work for Amazon on principle. They are pretty much evil and destroying the World as we know it. Of course, I use it like everyone else.
Bro I’m from the UK and that shit ain’t any different here…the day I started I thought ok let’s give it a go and even on a nursery route there were hella packages and half way through the day I was like I ain’t even going to come back tomorrow it was just to mentally draining.
1) train your legs, core, and cardio vascular system before attempting this job 2) drive with the doors open so you aren't opening and closing every 2 seconds 3) deliver to the apartments with mail rooms first 4) deliver to homes 2nd 5) let someone rescue the individual apartments from you
Did you not call your supervisor or who ever runs the dsp? I thought they had to provide AC and if it breaks down during your route they are supposed to bring you another van to trade
Work Smarter than Harder!!!! If it is better to do the flex an make more money then do it !!!!! All of distribution trucks don't have air including USPS ....... It should be law that all trucks should be equipped with AC and Heat !!!!!
Probably because it was your first day they gave you an easy route but from what I be hearing most drivers get like 200 routes on average and that’s before peak season.
I lost my job after 3yrs of doing it unfortunately i miss it tho...its an workout and can be annoying lol time is against u but if u know how to route yourself ur good just do it at a good pace they will give u harder routes lol
Its called WORK for a reason!! I'm 59...and this, son...is a cakewalk. Been there, done it. See, it's just that you've been coddled like a toddler your whole life, and not ever REALLY been worked!! Try working a 30 lb chainsaw in the woods in 90° heat, crapping in the woods, hauling our 130 lb 4-foot oak logs on your shoulders, covered in sawdust, and bitten by bugs all day...THEN you'll appreciate easy work like this! Or get down in that sewer for $10/hr...and clean it...
Nah real talk that's what I'm saying! I have an interview today at 1:30 3 hours from now lol but I've been doing Amazon flex since 2016 and now out here in Los Angeles there are $90 to $115 routes for 4 hour routes that have anywhere from 20 to 49 packages that I "always" finish in 2 to 3 hours max. So seeing u bring up Amazon flex just confirmed what I was thinking. It's less money for more work and stricter rules and policies.
You're also putting wear and tear on your own vehicle plus paying the insurance and gas. It doesn't pay more realistically. You won't get benefits at all either doing flex
15-year veteran from FedEx Ground, My only problem with Amazon is that we only work 4 days a week, and I watch all these videos over the past few years and I noticed that everyone only works three or four days a week.... I understand this strict on following the hours of service and regulations, doesn't mean they can't give me 5 days, It doesn't mean I can't work 5 days and then they have me come in as a rescue driver for a few hours before the time cuts short of hours of service.... At least get me in a little bit, But the money seems so small because the hours of service cuts us off, at least put in a placement where we can sign the waiver saying we don't want overtime hours, But 4 days a week and cutting it I ain't a teenager, I'm not acceptable for childlike money 500 weeks ain't cutting it😅😅😅😅
That's a good thing you don't want to do this. Its not for everyone. I enjoyed it besides the heavy business/apt routes and the hot ass summer. I was doing 200= stops 300/400 packages in a step van. Step vans don't have A/C just two fans that barely works lol.
Good thing I got a security license to fallback on. DSP's are hot trash 😂. The only DSP(s) that treats me significantly better are Digital Streaming Platforms 🤘🏻.
Lmao 😂 I feel you! I did Fedex during the summer of 2020 in 100° weather and i hated every minute of it. Now I'm forced to do Amazon again because i couldnt find any other job and I need to pay the bills. But i think you got to keep a positive mindset if you want to do this type of job otherwise it'll drain you quickly.
To any anyone thinking about joining Amazon. This job is an excellent opportunity to make at least $20 an hour, at least where I live. Just make sure they are respectful and that you take your time( utilizing safety features in the van like handles and walking slower if you live in an area with snow or slippery conditions(I never slipped, it was my mission)and maybe do some working out on the side as doing this for 15 plus years is what I kind of credit to making me able).
I almost got myself killed today, I did not correctly engaged the parking brake on the van so the van start rolling down the street, I ran in front of the van to stop it but it was slippery from the snow, I slipped right at the front of the van while it was rolling I was literally under the front bomber trying not to get runover luckily I managed to get myself away from the van's way followed it jumped inside and stopped it. both of my hands lightly injured and my back hurt, I'm quitting tomorrow, my boss is a nice person, but this job is not for me especially in this cold and gloomy days of Michigan.
@@aliabbadi9149 how would you stop it by getting in the front? Don’t quit. If your boss is nice can you talk to them and see if you can figure out a way to make you more comfortable, or maybe figure out if there is somewhere else you could have parked. Can you wear warmer clothes? Are there any other challenges?
@@keegancan As I came to a delivery stop I pressed the parking brake button, but I didn't look to the small screen in the dashboard to confirm the van is in park. I went to scan a box in the back when I stepped out to deliver I closed the sliding door which made the van to roll out because it was not in park, when the van start rolling I ran in front of it to get to the driver door (I was supposed to run behind it but I did the opposite) unfortunately I slipped from the icy road right in front of the moving van, the next thing I saw was the front bumper in my face as I tried to get up quick, didn't know how I got myself away from that rolling van and jumping inside to stopped it, there was a lady walking her dog, she was screaming when she saw me almost ran over by the van, she helped gather my glasses my beanie and the Amazon device which was ran by both front and rear tires, luckily the snow was thick and fluffy the device made it. It was bent a little. The temperature was like 7⁰F yesterday. Long story short I quit this job, it was too much for me, my body hurt from running all day and my shoulder hurt from the fall and the weather made it so difficult too I went to the warehouse to give them the badge and the vest they gave me, it wasn't worth it.
Flex is not worth it unless you have a specific van or small car that you use for it and on top of that once you calculate the amount of gas you are using versus the amount you are actually getting paid out for the route it becomes pointless , yes u may have less packages but you are putting ALOT of miles on your personal vehicle , the largest route I’ve ever done was a 5 hour and that was $200 but by the time I put gas in my truck when I was done, half that 200 was gone , so I say work through a contracting company with their vans versus flex , at least you get paid by the hour and not driving your personal vehicle.
This job is worst than I thought 😳
My brother in law quit with the quickness. They don’t pay the drivers enough for the amount of work given
I feel you totally. Did this job for 2 months. It’s crazy what they expect the drivers to do. I was up to 185 stops. From the time I’d pull in to load and carts weren’t even ready to the extreme conditions outside and their monitoring your every move. You made the right decision to get outta there. Hope you found something better 👍
Its a good job for someone who needs money and a steady income for a while and during that time you work toward a better job or career.
I am a driver for Amazon, I love it, yeah its hard work, but it is also great in many ways.
I go out alone every day, nobody bothers me, I never look at the clock and think, how much longer, the time flies by, I am always running fast to end early if I can and each day is like a new round of golf, or some sporting event.
you have a certain amount of time to drop off all these packages, they based it on your abilities, so the challenge is simple, stay busy, organize yourself well and get it done, if you do it right, it's fun and easy and you can do well until you find your path in life.
there are a lot of better jobs out there, this is not a career, so definitely move on from Amazon when you can, but it is a good pace to learn a good work ethic and get in shape while making money.
@@mattpipke5716don’t they watch and listen to everything you do all day?
@@mattpipke5716 The best part about your post is "work ethic" The pay isn't bad,.. but, you do have to bust ass. I did 136 stops on my second day solo, which was yesterday actually. I'm also 45 years old.. these younger guys looking for a quick buck and quitting.... best of luck to ya.. I also finished early and did a rescue yesterday.. for what its worth..
I just quit Amazon today. They gave me 344 packages to deliver. My van was so packed I couldn’t even move around in the van, I had to crawl over tote bags just to get overflow packages. That’s when I realized I’m worth more than this. I only delivered 4 packages then I headed back to the fulfillment center, left all of their work stuff in the van along with all those packages and left. I’m not going to over work and break my spine for some chump change. Then you get mad that I get overtime? Sorry not sorry. Eff dat.
exactly why i quit my first day. they didnt even give me a dolly my first day. almost pulled my back and then i realized, this shit aint worth it.
That's exactly what I have been experiencing in the almost 2 months i've worked there. I don't know if I will make it that far though like you said, it's not worth it breaking your back over. I am going to take my time and cross my fingers I get the boot so i can collect unemployment.
@@michaelethangross3395 yeah man it was hella exhausting… then they want us to run, jump, hop, skip, bop…. They think they are FEDEX or UPS lmao nah. I always had to book a massages for my body because it was just pain every day for me and I’m small person. But best of luck to you bro, but I’d definitely say start looking for other jobs while you are still have some energy left in you.
@@uliygolubev9296 smh and you definitely need the dolly cause those packages are crazy, I remember someone bought a whole kitchen sink and my dolly was broken 🙃. But I don’t blame you tho it take a toll on your back for sure, i’d always have to book a massage for my back which I feel like they should be paying for that instead
I think i just could do amazon driver on 2 months are the most
Mistake #1 falling into thinking that your ride along was your friend because he talking about how bad the job is. This fool gonna go back to the office and tell em EVERYTHING you said.
And that's what makes the job bad 💯
Who cares the job sucks anyway he's better off working at Walmart 😂
Except walmart pays 5 bucks an hour less...
@@MASoldier4221 way less stress also no dog bites too
Well he made a Public TH-cam video about how bad it sucks so I don’t think he’s worried about dude telling the DSP
They’re not allowed to give you a van without AC, you should’ve told them before you left
A van without AC Should be grounded until it’s fixed. Amazon is tough but they don’t play with health hazard like no AC in your van.
You failed at reporting a faulty van. I don't wanna hear your entitled crying lol 😂 try it out here in the desert. I quit growing weed to do this. It's easier, more money and less republicans
Yah they are.........most the stepvans don't have AC.
He’s talking about the back of the van where the packages are, the AC doesn’t reach back there and there’s no vents back there
@@matthewmudd8410 He was talking about the front and back 0:08. He literally pointed his phone camera to the AC vents in the front of the van, and then mentions how hot it is in the back of the van later in the video.
While the rich call us lazy 🤦🏻♂️
Preach! I had to deliver to a customer today which has a gatekeeper at the entrance of the community. Customer left a comment in the notes saying to leave my name with the gatekeeper because Amazon drivers get in too easily. Comment made me feel some type of way like I’m just a body dropping off a package.
@@misstruth1115I don’t think you need to fulfill that request .
@@abdielradames I shouldn’t have!
@@misstruth1115 I would’ve called dispatch or simply gave a blatantly fake name to piss them off
@@abdielradames I guess I was in my feelings too much and didn’t think of this!
Cmon bro you crying about 98 stops lol 😆
😂
Lmao…bra would had passed out doing 160
i can do 198 stops and 350 packages with business and aptments and residence with no rescues. i wave my breaks and drink fluids for my lunches. these are the same losers i deny rescues so they have to do their routes
98 stops baby route bro 😂
98 stops that’s like 3 hours, try 180+ during prime week in the summertime with a shit ton of apartments and businesses
Amazon, FedEx drivers need to unionize now.
The fact that they haven't is one of the most ridiculous things.
I think thats why they don't have drivers work directly for Amazon. You get hired by 3rd party companies
They're union busters
Stop telling your trainer and coworkers your feelings about this job. Coworkers/Trainers are not your friends, their informants to run back to the boss and try to get you fired. Im surprised you didn't learn from the school bus vid drama.
Facts💯 I did learn I just really don’t care too much about this job
You paranoid bro. I was a trainer and never snitched on my co-workers
@@DontayLondonww@ nxt bro 😂 oml I'm in that boat rn
Bro what? My trainer is my best homie from work 🤣 only person I text outside of work! And yes we chill outside of work. Trainers are just other employees who got paid $25 for the day to hop in a van and show you how it’s done, they aren’t undercover DSP Agents 🤣🤣😭💯
@@abes3925that’s you bro
I did it for 2 years. On my last week I was basically a dead man delivering. This job sucks, get out before Prime Day and the summer heat really kicks in. It’s not gonna get better, it will only get worse.
You took your time to find something better before you quit but telling someone to quit as soon as he can
every job sucks learn to deal with it
@@Ahoto_papa_biright? People need to STFU and do what’s works for them. Of course no one wants to be a warehouse slave but if that’s what the hell you got to do to make that bread then shut up and just do it. All that whining and shit, just go get your degree then at that point. People be working hard physically but forget you can be lazy mentally.
@@iamfinallythis what I learned 💯
Wow. Next time I order something I’m going to leave a care package for my Amazon delivery driver. I’m in Arizona. The temp goes up to 120 degrees sometimes 🥵.
That will be nice the drivers work really hard 🙏🏽
Me too i think its a good idea
I’m currently running deliveries in AZ for Amazon and honestly I enjoy it very much it’s corny BUT TRUE “when you fail to prepare you prepare to fail “ also his mood about from the start was concerning loo
As a FedEx driver I can relate with you on this topic. Been doing this for 3 years, while dealing with the Arizona heat, imagine delivering packages in 115°F heat in the dead of summer with a truck that has no A/C. The truck is all steel and it gets above 150° in the back of the truck. I’ve had coworkers who have gotten heat related illnesses. I’ve dealt with some nasty racist individuals to the sweetest people. FedEx is a wild ride for sure. I respect all of the delivery drivers from all companies and competitors. Keep strong my friend, you got this ❤🙏
You guys get paid better and it’s an actual career with more opportunities and raises…Amazon delivery driver is a dead end job and only people with no goals or future work there
Go home , we never asked for you to come. So why be surprised about "waycism"?
I was in FedEx Grounds but I switched to Amazon and I love it …way more organized than FedEx
This is a light ass route btw. If I got this amount of packages and stops I’d leave the station with a smile on my face
i would have it done in four hours. i am in sd and i love the drive to my routes which is a hour drive and 156 stops with multiple group stops topping 180 and 250. get to the place around twelve with a 10:15 load up time and done by 5 pm and i have to drive back. this guy is a wussy
For you yeah but it ain’t for everyone humble yourself
bro i finished 154 stops from 1:05 to 5:50 with my lunch break not to mention the hour drive back to the station
@@ebktoonz8436 you can do it but others cant “humble yourself” 💀💀 what??? I dont think thats the way you use that saying. Honestly impressive how you managed to let us know your lack of intellectual capacity in a single sentence
I could only imagine what you'd think being in my shoes I'm sitting at 250 pounds doing deliveries barley 5'5. I have to do this job to pay my bills and get my health back on track tho.
Honestly, I don't think this job is too hard, but I come from construction and I'm in shape. I quit after one month because they didn't guarantee the 40 hours weekly (I was doing like 34 average), hence it was very little money.
No wonder why so many in US whine about inmigrants lol
@@alexcruz7719maybe because we weren't ever asked if we wanted filled up with hateful parasite aliens who are sickening to look at and bring nothing good to society?
Because you aren't a golden driver like I am
Worked for Amazon DSP back in late 2020. It was fun job and all, but got tired of peeing in empty bottles and dealing with asshole dispatchers because they track everything you do lol
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Theres cameras in the car????? Why ain't you stopping at a gas station brody wtf 🤨
that is torture. can't believe no AC in the vans
I came from delivering appliances…Amazon is a cake walk compared to having Eight to ten stops of French doors, washing machines, living rooms sets, bed room sets to deliver in small doors and up three flights of apartments
Same here. Coming from delivering heavy ass 280 lbs mattresses & 300 lbs adjustables. Not to the door but into the house upstairs etc. That job has ya sweating. This dude be soft. It’s only in the 80’s too!
I did that type of delivering now I'm doing amazon its both hard just different kind of hard work
I ain’t gon lie the ride along could’ve most definitely helped dropped some packages off but Brodie sitting on his a** on his phone like a passenger princess.
Why would he help? He's on a nursery route, if you need help on that the job aint for you. The only thing the ride along is supposed to do is answer questions and give advice
Yall FRRRR SOMEEE BUMMSSS! Just do the damn job! You applied, did the interview, did the 3 day training and drivers test, then when you are doing your nursery routes you want to complain? Tf kinda logic..
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Truthfully, he can't really help.... Cuz keep in mind, it's HIS route... The phone he's using to scan the packages, the route is assigned to HIS Flex account.... And when you log into your Flex account it can only be used on 1 device at a time....
So let's say he did get up and help right? How is he gonna scan the packages? You HAVE to scan the packages to mark them as Delivered....
At best all he can do is run the packages up to the door and walk away.... which is NOT gonna help him
Now if there was a way that he can also get a 2nd Rabbit (The phone Amazon provides you) and they both are linked to the route.... THEN that would be possible.... But you can only work off one phone at a time
No, they couldn't, because the mor*ns at Amazon only give you 1 delivery device when you have a helper......so only 1 person can deliver at a time. The other guy can do almost nothing, except maybe sort in the back and carry an extra box on the rare deliveries where you can't carry it all yourself.
I Do 160 Stop in 5 Hours You Can Do It Varies On Your Neighborhood. Just Drive Safe Its Easy
Do you get paid hourly?
@@ozzie4306 no.per drop
@@marxman300 oh damn then that makes sense to hurry up and get it done. Here they pay hourly which doesn’t make sense. I’d take my time and get as much hours as I could.
I drive an hour to my destination and back as well so im getting paid to drive an hour back to my DSP
i feel ya bro!!! damn sucks, we try to do the best, but sometimes these jobs are not worth it.
I was doing 180 to 185 stops a day job sucks
“I den already ran about 3 stop signs they bouta fire me” lmaooooooo
I always leave snacks and water for my delivery drivers , cause they look like they be tired . Be careful , stay hydrated ❤
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Damn son! I just started delivering with Amazon too. Here in south Louisiana gets so damn hot! If my van didn’t have A/C I’d quit too. At least my DSP makes A/C mandatory for us! If a truck ain’t got no A/C it’s considered unsafe to drive.
hope you're still on the job. I started a couple months ago and this is almost exactly how I felt my first couple days. took me a few weeks but learning tips and tricks from other drivers while rescuing or being rescued really helps. I never got a ride along so I had to figure it out on my own. Sorting packages helps a ton and if you're able always be jogging on every stop before you're lunch it makes things go a lot quicker. I also take a little time on my lunch to setup the back of van by organizing overflow and sorting my current bag.
Yeah and people be talking about how they've been at amazon for 4 years and get a dollar per package on rescue routes. dude this job sucks and the people who stay there are fucking losers. do better and find a job that at least pays $5 more per hour. it blows my mind that people stay at this. it's terrible and everyone who works there, no matter how much you feel like you have progressed, will always be nothing but a povo and a loser
do you need to "clock out" for lunch on the app? How lunch break works? Thank you!
@@tubeee87varies with your dsp
Exactly my story. Then I was super happy to have this job and it was basically the best on the market. Unfortunately my company closed today and I dont have the benefits I had.
Now every other company makes you do 1.5x the amount of job, so really not worth it anymore
I guess he didn't quit this bitch after all as he's still showing as active so congrats for sticking it out man. The job isn't easy.
So basically your main complaint is it's hot and there's a lot of work?
Lmao, this LIGHT WORK. Try being a delivery driver for Mattress Firm out in the mountains.
Typical 1352 Kang. Not cut out for the White mans world
@@Kidfrmcacoming from multiple moving companies over the years, this job really chill 😂
You guys are lazy and don't Wana work
Ikr 😂
Find another job bro because dispatcher be blowing up your phone saying your to slow. Not worth it bro. The owner be looking at cameras seeing you be off task and get all angry not worth it bro. Not going to lie I felt like wasn’t going to make past nursery level 2. With all the overflow.
Facts 🤦🏽♂️
Mcdonalds calling you
Lmaooo I’m dying bruh you are so funny 😭😭😭 when you showed that clip of how hot it was and it was only the 4th stop dawgggg I was cracking uppp 😭😭😭😩 sorry you had a bad experience, I feel ya pain , been working as a amazon driver since September 2022 , lol I get it 🤣🤣🤣
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I get 350 packages a day, 180-185 stops half of them are apartments. 4 years in I’ve managed to get delivering down to a science. 30-40 stops per hour. If you need advice on how to make it doable hit me up, lots of secrets to the delivery game any route is manageable with the right attitude and mind set, this job is cake if you do everything right, stay safe, you was killing me cause everything you was saying I felt just like that. They used to give us GMC cargo vans with 20 bags and 20-30 over flow if you loaded your first stop in the middle of the van you might as well drive the right on back to the station cause you’d be like hell naw bro. 😮💨🤣💀
what tips and tricks would you give someone just starting out doing Amazon delivery?
Get a better job! You know there are jobs out there that won't chew you up.
I hurt my knee running from dogs doing that shit bro!.
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Yes Modern Day Slavery!!!!
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Yo ngl , just did my first day today , it wasn’t a bad route , 160 packages , and I felt like I was in paradise , although what you say it’s true, you constantly on and off , I’d rather have close homes than far asf , overall enjoyed tf out of the job , finish at 6
How is it now bro???
@@RoastinNdRaging bro I still do them no problem but they annoy tf out of me with those rescues , obviously want to better myself , but for what it is , it’s an aight job
@@RoastinNdRaging and yeah , I was a bit too optimistic with this comment , nowadays, I’m pulling 300+packages daily
@@RoastinNdRaging it’s fucking insane that 7 months have pass by , life is truly temporarily, thanks for asking bro , I think I’ve been here for too long now 😂😂😂😂
@@saruki9506 wow man awesome no problem I'm supposed to be starting training next week and I've been all over the place mentally. lol It's good pay but have yet to hear anything too good about the job but imma go in with a positive outlook
I am a former teacher, and welcome this work. Not being in a classroom with unruly kids, papers to grade, lesson plans, pushy parents, crappy principals. This is light work compared to that.
You're sound weak br0, as a man it doesn't matter how you feel you do what you gotta do to get through especially you since your a father.... I do this currently been with amazon for 7months now in Vegas 115 degree weather.....
You got this just hang in there
The job isn't for him just like another job won't be for you
@@CoKidd10Key to life is adaptability bro. Gotta make it work.
You seem like a good guy, let me give you something I wish someone had given me when I was your age.
Believe in you, do you, if you wake up with a positive attitude every day and set out to do your best each day, you will succeed no matter what you end up doing.
If you have a goal, and a plan to achieve that goal, then the rest is easy, you just keep a positive attitude, keep looking forward, and set goals, always have a goal you are working and another ready to go for when you accomplish your current goals.
There is no better feeling that accomplishing a goal you set for yourself.
If you want to be a good dad, be positive, present, and goal oriented, people will take you seriously, your son will learn good values and hard work, and you will grow as a man each and every day that you work toward a goal and stay positive.
Don't make excuses, or blame others for your BS, just work hard, stay positive and work your goals.
Life is short, enjoy it, you can't waste time when you are raising children, they don't wait, they grow up fast.
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I get 200 stops Plus every day I'm about to quit
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It’s hard work for sure. But it’s do-able. Each dsp is independently owned so some are probably worse than others. I started last week right in the thick of prime days. Some days the route is really hard some days not bad at all. I’m just thankful to have the work so far they seem pretty patient with me. Only had one nursery route so far but had the full enchilada the second day on my own.
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its really not do able for the average person. Im on week 4 and about to quit. im just not fast enough. and im in decent shape
@@fenderchick121 I think it depends on which dsp you’re working for mine so far is pretty cool nothing bad to say about any of them.
@@fenderchick121speed is also my biggest fault. I can knockout up to 20 stops an hour but my specific DSP has a standard of 30. As far as infractions go I’m good. My Fico score never dropped below 840 and I’m on week 3
The van not having AC is not Amazon's fault, it's a DSP issue.
Got back from workers comp. They gave me 122 stops with 290 packages. My ankle still not fully recovered. Ended up working almost 12 hours cause of it
Tell me abt it bro my knees are killing me rn😂
personally, i feel like this job is mostly mental. you have to organize and prepare for the day each day. if you come in feeling defeated, you will be defeated. your day could have been different with a "ima learn this and get better" attitude. when i was a ride along, i helped sort at every stop while the driver did the leg work, after 1 Hr we switched roles. your attitude has to be on point because that work isnt physical
I work at the Amazon fulfillment center and it’s way better. Work is easy, warehouse is climate controlled with fresh water to drink. Plus you can work overtime and make 1k a week if you want.
Same/ it’s way better. I did the delivery for 6yrs glad I got out of that 😂
Dayum 6 years!!! As much as I hate to say it I quite after the first day after 6 years or even before you should be higher in the ranks over looking
I thought delivery driving would be easier than warehouse. Man was I wrong! I worked in an Amazon warehouse for 2 years during Covid. The benefits and overtime pay were waaayyyy better. But the tradeoff is driving is a bit easier on the body than the warehouse, but productivity rates are more demanding and dispatchers will threaten to fire you in 2 weeks if you don't pick up the pace.
I work out in Syosset. Today, i just did 357 pkgs and 152 stops. We don't have any step vans, or Rivian Vans, so we have to settle for the crappy ProMasters. The A/C is weak, there's no ventilation in the cargo area, so it's pretty much as hot as H*ll itself. Managers don't care if you usually finish quickly; if you're falling behind because of things out of your control (like traffic) then they still berate you. My DSP has this culture where *rescues* are frowned upon, yet the workload isn't evenly distributed. The quicker you are, the more work they give you; they scheduled me 4 days in a row, and by Saturday, I'm fatigued, but they don't care. You're just a disposal robot to them; if you don't meet their unrealistic expectations, they'll just get someone else. No sense in killing yourself for them when they think so little of you. I'm moving onto unionized freight soon; Amazon is just a stepping stone for the time being. Get out while you can. I'd never recommended it to anyone longterm, unless your goal is to start your own DSP.
For $20/hr it's not worth it. Go to FedEx or UPS. The workload is there but at least you're appropriately compensated (moreso UPS)
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Of the different vehicles, the ProMasters are the crappiest.
Push through bro I’m a delivery driver as well and all I can say is organize your packages when you open a new bag put your boxes together and your envelopes separate organize them by the 4 numbers on the sticker from smallest to biggest you’ll move quicker trust me we get 180 stops on the daily with like 18 bags and 40 overflows it’s not easy but if you organize your stuff right everything is going to be smooth💪👊
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Bro he quit, this job pays shit for the amount of work.
@@ArnobMD I get paid 21 I just got a raised the other day
@@chrismendoza-sz7tf exactly, the pay is good for the work all your doing is delivering packages its not difficult..PLUS if you do a lot of rescues you get bonus so it even adds up more. Plus overtime, i guess it all depends where youre stationed
We don’t get a bonus for rescuing but the OT is really good 💪
Been there done it 😢I got respect for those who do it. The job isn’t easy and not for the weak!
😂😂😂😂 I just started to, I feel your pain bro tomorrow will be my 3rd day I was driving back to the facility about to quit in between my route I did 13 stops they kept calling my damn phone because I was in red behind I had trouble too I was so damn frustrated until my trainer came and helped me out got me back in green we were able to get off by 6:30 so it was 8 half hour day started from 9AM I only had 1 day ride along I never drove the truck and they threw me out their then got mad when I made mistakes in 100 degrees weather giving me 89 stops 250 packages plus
Factssss I started last week also bro...same shit happen to me...only did 3 route...on my 2nd day i was 15 stops behind
Did this job for 4 years, you question your life decisions so often when you get over worked.
DHL driver here, if you keep at it for a few months eventually it all just becomes normal. 😅
The very thought of this job sends shivers down my spine. I did my time as a van man but I had it easy, it was just me and my van, I could choose the jobs. Not to mention, I couldn't work for Amazon on principle. They are pretty much evil and destroying the World as we know it. Of course, I use it like everyone else.
I work for amazon now and I have bought one or 2 things off there but everything is too expensive I dint see the attraction tbh
I applied and they wrote me and said my background was to extensive and it was blessing in a disguise
Bro I’m from the UK and that shit ain’t any different here…the day I started I thought ok let’s give it a go and even on a nursery route there were hella packages and half way through the day I was like I ain’t even going to come back tomorrow it was just to mentally draining.
1) train your legs, core, and cardio vascular system before attempting this job
2) drive with the doors open so you aren't opening and closing every 2 seconds
3) deliver to the apartments with mail rooms first
4) deliver to homes 2nd
5) let someone rescue the individual apartments from you
just leave all packages in the locker room without actually putting them in each locker, saves so much time 😆
Good advice but where am at you’ll get suspended for driving with the slide door open lol haha
You can get fired for driving with the doors open
@@golisha5871 leaving the door closed is a safety hazard
@javier7782 I AM NOT TAKING ABOUT YOUR SIDE DOOR. I meant your side door that you use to leave the van AFTER taking your package
Do yourself a favor it’s not worth it they’ll take your soul im experienced driver got a front runner reward I cut ties after a year in a half sad
Riding with this dude or even being his dispatcher would drive me crazy. Bitching and crying doesn’t get the job done just makes it worse
Did you not call your supervisor or who ever runs the dsp? I thought they had to provide AC and if it breaks down during your route they are supposed to bring you another van to trade
You gonna be waiting for 2hrs 🤫
You get paid for those two hours crybaby
Meanwhile I’m still trying to figure out how to find a Sprinter Van position lol SOS 😭
Work Smarter than Harder!!!!
If it is better to do the flex an make more money then do it !!!!! All of distribution trucks don't have air including USPS ....... It should be law that all trucks should be equipped with AC and Heat !!!!!
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Amazon does suck with all the stupid rules on top of having 200 stops
Probably because it was your first day they gave you an easy route but from what I be hearing most drivers get like 200 routes on average and that’s before peak season.
I lost my job after 3yrs of doing it unfortunately i miss it tho...its an workout and can be annoying lol time is against u but if u know how to route yourself ur good just do it at a good pace they will give u harder routes lol
Get sunglasses, sun Visor is cooler and the neckband with a fan. UPS pay 80K but have to drive a stick.
Fax!
I remember the nursery 100 stops aint bad until they give you 200 with 400+ packages in 100° weather
Man you in a suburb lmao try doing this in NYC!!!
It is what it is. It’s a job but the thing that we do need is more money
I’m from Wisconsin and am a delivery driver be happy it’s 90 degrees and not snowing
I couldn’t do it bro. I would’ve quit when they said 90 something stops. 😮💨
That’s why I applied during fall it’s cool and nothing to sweat about
The job is coo easy money but the dispatcher be trippen sometimes 😂
Its called WORK for a reason!!
I'm 59...and this, son...is a cakewalk. Been there, done it. See, it's just that you've been coddled like a toddler your whole life, and not ever REALLY been worked!! Try working a 30 lb chainsaw in the woods in 90° heat, crapping in the woods, hauling our 130 lb 4-foot oak logs on your shoulders, covered in sawdust, and bitten by bugs all day...THEN you'll appreciate easy work like this! Or get down in that sewer for $10/hr...and clean it...
I know you want to do your own thing sir. You can't quit everything ..... Please try and find something and stay with it.
Nah real talk that's what I'm saying! I have an interview today at 1:30 3 hours from now lol but I've been doing Amazon flex since 2016 and now out here in Los Angeles there are $90 to $115 routes for 4 hour routes that have anywhere from 20 to 49 packages that I "always" finish in 2 to 3 hours max. So seeing u bring up Amazon flex just confirmed what I was thinking. It's less money for more work and stricter rules and policies.
You're also putting wear and tear on your own vehicle plus paying the insurance and gas. It doesn't pay more realistically. You won't get benefits at all either doing flex
Amazon be playing they drivers with 150-200 stops for pennies I always feel bad for them that’s why leave out water and snacks for yall
15-year veteran from FedEx Ground, My only problem with Amazon is that we only work 4 days a week, and I watch all these videos over the past few years and I noticed that everyone only works three or four days a week.... I understand this strict on following the hours of service and regulations, doesn't mean they can't give me 5 days, It doesn't mean I can't work 5 days and then they have me come in as a rescue driver for a few hours before the time cuts short of hours of service.... At least get me in a little bit, But the money seems so small because the hours of service cuts us off, at least put in a placement where we can sign the waiver saying we don't want overtime hours, But 4 days a week and cutting it I ain't a teenager, I'm not acceptable for childlike money 500 weeks ain't cutting it😅😅😅😅
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I used to do Amazon it is absolutely the worst job.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 yoo this vid killed me, you funny bro... "im quittin this bi*tch toooday"
That's a good thing you don't want to do this. Its not for everyone. I enjoyed it besides the heavy business/apt routes and the hot ass summer. I was doing 200= stops 300/400 packages in a step van. Step vans don't have A/C just two fans that barely works lol.
Good thing I got a security license to fallback on. DSP's are hot trash 😂. The only DSP(s) that treats me significantly better are Digital Streaming Platforms 🤘🏻.
I been telling people it just depends on ur dsp they a make ur job 10x worse
Man I do 190 stops 300+ packages daily I wish I got 98 stops
You stopped at 98 should’ve stayed till you reach 250-300 🤣
At what point does it get to that?? I’m at 98 my first week😮😮
Bro this looks like a vibe high af getting exercise in.
Was hitting me with 180 a day every route
Great video.
Be positive.
Remember the hard times when you make it to easy street. (You will make it!!)
Best of luck! 🙏
It should be illegal for amazing providing you with a van with no air conditioning.
Facts 💯
@@DontayLondon if you’ve left, sue them
Usps don't have ac and ups idk how tf they do it it's crazy to me 😭
yep im in week 4 and it's terrible.
That dog staring you down from across the street 🤣
And then yall was in the branded van you can’t maneuver how you want because of the cameras and having to wear a seat belt
this should be agasint law for not put in AC or least and water machine so keep the water cold
Yep, if you're suffering this much on a day 1 nursery route, there's NO WAY you're going to make it on "normal" days of 200 deliveries. 🤣
Lmao 😂
I feel you! I did Fedex during the summer of 2020 in 100° weather and i hated every minute of it. Now I'm forced to do Amazon again because i couldnt find any other job and I need to pay the bills. But i think you got to keep a positive mindset if you want to do this type of job otherwise it'll drain you quickly.
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Yes and notice the phone they give us slows us down so now I just use my iPhone finish 3 hours earlier with the iPhone
The only thing about flex in the Pa area it’s hard to get hours
Yeah, it’s like a first come first serve type of thing. But is work on there every day.
Big homie was like hell nah 😂😂😂
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It’s not that bad if it’s a part time gig, and the work makes time fly by
To any anyone thinking about joining Amazon. This job is an excellent opportunity to make at least $20 an hour, at least where I live. Just make sure they are respectful and that you take your time(
utilizing safety features in the van like handles and walking slower if you live in an area with snow or slippery conditions(I never slipped, it was my mission)and maybe do some working out on the side as doing this for 15 plus years is what I kind of credit to making me able).
It’s $17 where I live…I’ll pass
22 where I live. I’m down
I almost got myself killed today, I did not correctly engaged the parking brake on the van so the van start rolling down the street, I ran in front of the van to stop it but it was slippery from the snow, I slipped right at the front of the van while it was rolling I was literally under the front bomber trying not to get runover luckily I managed to get myself away from the van's way followed it jumped inside and stopped it. both of my hands lightly injured and my back hurt, I'm quitting tomorrow, my boss is a nice person, but this job is not for me especially in this cold and gloomy days of Michigan.
@@aliabbadi9149 how would you stop it by getting in the front?
Don’t quit. If your boss is nice can you talk to them and see if you can figure out a way to make you more comfortable, or maybe figure out if there is somewhere else you could have parked. Can you wear warmer clothes? Are there any other challenges?
@@keegancan As I came to a delivery stop I pressed the parking brake button, but I didn't look to the small screen in the dashboard to confirm the van is in park. I went to scan a box in the back when I stepped out to deliver I closed the sliding door which made the van to roll out because it was not in park, when the van start rolling I ran in front of it to get to the driver door (I was supposed to run behind it but I did the opposite) unfortunately I slipped from the icy road right in front of the moving van, the next thing I saw was the front bumper in my face as I tried to get up quick, didn't know how I got myself away from that rolling van and jumping inside to stopped it, there was a lady walking her dog, she was screaming when she saw me almost ran over by the van, she helped gather my glasses my beanie and the Amazon device which was ran by both front and rear tires, luckily the snow was thick and fluffy the device made it. It was bent a little. The temperature was like 7⁰F yesterday. Long story short I quit this job, it was too much for me, my body hurt from running all day and my shoulder hurt from the fall and the weather made it so difficult too I went to the warehouse to give them the badge and the vest they gave me, it wasn't worth it.
As a tree worker... this ain't shit bro. Try climbing a whole ass tree 100° weather my guy... you crying about 90° lol and our AC don't work
I did amazon for the exercise, but the grinding and the 0 respect they give us is a no no for me I resign before free week
Its a mindset bro you think our ancestors & warriors were crying.
Flex is not worth it unless you have a specific van or small car that you use for it and on top of that once you calculate the amount of gas you are using versus the amount you are actually getting paid out for the route it becomes pointless , yes u may have less packages but you are putting ALOT of miles on your personal vehicle , the largest route I’ve ever done was a 5 hour and that was $200 but by the time I put gas in my truck when I was done, half that 200 was gone , so I say work through a contracting company with their vans versus flex , at least you get paid by the hour and not driving your personal vehicle.
It depends I took a hour route made 50 distance was only 3 miles and I’m using electric vehicle
This can be tough if you are not experienced with doing physical labor work especially in the heat
“ and i gotta look for every single one of these “ 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dsp treats employees like shit and they discriminate! The part they don’t tell u!
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