Did 43 years in a dc. First 3 were pure hell. 10, 12, 14 hours every night hard labor fas as you could go. Too tired to eat after getting home. Got a little better on days not so much overtime but they set quota to drive you like pack mules. Notice how nobody in his way? Try doing a tight schedule order with 5 other pickers ahead of you, slot empty and need to return no extra time. No allowance for extreme summer heat on time. Drink lots of water but don't let your production slip. But I stuck with it and raised a family. At the end they walked applicants through to show the work. Usually at least 5 because after a few weeks on 5 quit every week.
@jeffw1246 yea our building is kinda small but we have like 4 sections of picking. It just so happen that on this assignment it was only one person in front of me
@Slaymusty just bcus he mentioned only 120 cases doesn't mean it was only 120 cases, plus it's a 18 minute video so you do the math 😂😂. At least 500/hr in my building come apply 🥱
@xsiikphyziiksx7205 once you start it'll be better to explain. It takes some time to learn the stacking but if your really locked in with the job it'll become easier overtime
@xsiikphyziiksx7205 get that bread! Start putting money in your 401k asap and let it build up! Trust me. In the long run you'll see that it's worth it.
When you take a pallet jack from the charging station and it's in the process of being charged, do you have to manually stop the charge before disconnecting it? or can you just disconnect it?
@@JohnSmith71084 as far as learning to use the pallet jack(it's like rising a scooter in a way) as to learning to select(not hard to learn but can take a while to perfect the craft of stacking cases, momentum down an aisle, ect)
@ronjon05 stack cases that's the same size together! Another is make sure to always try to keep one pallet flat for the most part. Another thing is when you stacking by the layer you want to flip the layer so it interlocks the case. I'll try to make a video on it so you can get a better understanding of what I'm saying.
Matterfact, if you notice how I stack the can sodas. I stacked them by 2s on the back pallet. Once I completed a layer I flipped the initial pattern so they cross over the cases under to interlock so it doesn't fall
@jj2789 180to 200 percent for whole day. Consistency down the aisle, knowing your cases, and a comfortable pace will increase you money. Being on performance, you want ALWAYS stay busy!
@jj2789 it depends on the company on height of the pallets, most pallets normally cap out around 8ft pallets but others be a lil smaller but I think you should be fine. Best thing to do first is get used to the warehouse and cases.
I tried using one of those black pallets instead of the wood blue and red ones and man did i fuck myself. Those black pallets are so much smaller ans compact than the wood ones.
@brotherzo4009 I started in the freezer for about 2 years, then bounced around from different places then took a break and came back so total about 7 years
Damn bro!! Your pace picking and building the pallet was lit!!!!! May i ask you how much is your base salary for this job? Because in my country isnt that good.. Anyway, keep the great work mate and be safe!
@serebbi I get paid by the case, it's broken down into increments so first 5000 cases is .10 cents then anything after is .13 cents. So your figure 4000 cases 4 times in a week 16k cases 48.25/hr 💰
@xsiikphyziiksx7205 nah just messing around. We was racing and I gave him an aisle head start. Back when I first started people would race a whole day to see who would end with higher performance for money! It def becomes competitive but it also make the job fun and time go past faster
Did this for 7 years, now im a union electrician. You guys do great work.
That's good monthly too! Hell of a trade! 💰
Did 43 years in a dc. First 3 were pure hell. 10, 12, 14 hours every night hard labor fas as you could go. Too tired to eat after getting home.
Got a little better on days not so much overtime but they set quota to drive you like pack mules. Notice how nobody in his way? Try doing a tight schedule order with 5 other pickers ahead of you, slot empty and need to return no extra time. No allowance for extreme summer heat on time. Drink lots of water but don't let your production slip.
But I stuck with it and raised a family. At the end they walked applicants through to show the work. Usually at least 5 because after a few weeks on 5 quit every week.
@jeffw1246 yea our building is kinda small but we have like 4 sections of picking. It just so happen that on this assignment it was only one person in front of me
Ay props to all the selectors that pick heavy items, I’d lose my mind. Glad i only the light items
@@Miccceeeyyy lls these regular to me, heavistee box is prolly no more that prolle 30 to 40 pound which is dog food
Great job. You collected over 120 boxes of goods in 20 minutes. It seems so easy.
@@ibrahim_im gotta make it as easy as possible. It gets me paid! 💰
That's actually pretty slow
@Slaymusty just bcus he mentioned only 120 cases doesn't mean it was only 120 cases, plus it's a 18 minute video so you do the math 😂😂. At least 500/hr in my building come apply 🥱
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You build pallets like a champ bro!
@@xsiikphyziiksx7205 I appreciate it 💯💪🏿
Bro teach me....I start this thursday
@xsiikphyziiksx7205 once you start it'll be better to explain. It takes some time to learn the stacking but if your really locked in with the job it'll become easier overtime
@@4KayyJayy I'm ready to make bank I work this Thursday and all through this week at GFS
@xsiikphyziiksx7205 get that bread! Start putting money in your 401k asap and let it build up! Trust me. In the long run you'll see that it's worth it.
When you take a pallet jack from the charging station and it's in the process of being charged, do you have to manually stop the charge before disconnecting it? or can you just disconnect it?
@@sdoieqwfjhweoiuhasdo I'm almost certain you can just unplug it. I haven't used the charging station since like 2017
Bro what kind of headset is that
Is there a learning curve for the first week or so? I’ve never operated the order picker and I have an interview tomorrow so I’m kind of nervous
@@JohnSmith71084 as far as learning to use the pallet jack(it's like rising a scooter in a way) as to learning to select(not hard to learn but can take a while to perfect the craft of stacking cases, momentum down an aisle, ect)
But good luck on your interview 💯
Expect the worst and get ready mentally.
Read my comment.
Which c&s do u work at I’ve work at the one in N.Y. chester just curious?
North east, Md
Its how you just put stuff down and it stays. Got any general tips for orders that be fallen over?
@ronjon05 stack cases that's the same size together! Another is make sure to always try to keep one pallet flat for the most part. Another thing is when you stacking by the layer you want to flip the layer so it interlocks the case. I'll try to make a video on it so you can get a better understanding of what I'm saying.
Matterfact, if you notice how I stack the can sodas. I stacked them by 2s on the back pallet. Once I completed a layer I flipped the initial pattern so they cross over the cases under to interlock so it doesn't fall
Study your items makes the routine easier on your shift so you don’t struggle how to stack your order
@@4KayyJayycross stacking always saves me and the weight method of the products one day i might be as fast as you bro keep em coming 💯
Yo I start at Publix next week, what percentage u pull at this speed?
@jj2789 180to 200 percent for whole day. Consistency down the aisle, knowing your cases, and a comfortable pace will increase you money. Being on performance, you want ALWAYS stay busy!
@@4KayyJayy bet, looks easy enough. I’m a pretty fit dude at 22yrs old, but I’m 5’5; pallets don’t get too high where I can’t reach right?
@jj2789 it depends on the company on height of the pallets, most pallets normally cap out around 8ft pallets but others be a lil smaller but I think you should be fine. Best thing to do first is get used to the warehouse and cases.
Depending what department you in but they almost cap out at 74 cubic
I tried using one of those black pallets instead of the wood blue and red ones and man did i fuck myself. Those black pallets are so much smaller ans compact than the wood ones.
How long you been selecting?
@brotherzo4009 I started in the freezer for about 2 years, then bounced around from different places then took a break and came back so total about 7 years
@@4KayyJayy yea I was at the freezer in Walmart for almost 2 years. I’m at PFG now
@@4KayyJayy I can say that the only thing I don’t like is that your jacket don’t be coasting.
@brotherzo4009 facts lol I see why they don't allow them to coast(safety reason) but I'd pick wayyy faster if it did
@@4KayyJayy yea bro yall aisle super tight too so yea
Damn bro!! Your pace picking and building the pallet was lit!!!!!
May i ask you how much is your base salary for this job? Because in my country isnt that good..
Anyway, keep the great work mate and be safe!
@serebbi I get paid by the case, it's broken down into increments so first 5000 cases is .10 cents then anything after is .13 cents. So your figure 4000 cases 4 times in a week 16k cases 48.25/hr 💰
@@4KayyJayyis this a Walmart distribution center you working at??
@tylert455 nah it's C&S Wholesale Grocers
This Aberdeen ?
@Hold.My.Tacoss nah this is North East MD
I'm from MD guys
@@xsiikphyziiksx7205 dope 💯
What did bro say at 3:18?
I told him" I better not catch ya bum ass either" was talking shit to other dude 😂🤣
Like actual shit talking or messing around?
@xsiikphyziiksx7205 nah just messing around. We was racing and I gave him an aisle head start. Back when I first started people would race a whole day to see who would end with higher performance for money! It def becomes competitive but it also make the job fun and time go past faster
@@4KayyJayy lol making bread while making more bread you a real G