Did 2 years of warehouse and one day just never showed up. Got my check in the mail. It’s demoralization bro. Double backs 16 hours in a 24 hour day for me f’d up
god damn i feel blessed. Started my new retail job and they actually took a full week to have someone teach me,walk with me, answer my questions, and cover her area while she was doing so....
Bruh 1st day you there to observe and they put yo ass on the bag line to see if you gone quit. If you don’t bring the right gloves, you going home with blisters all on your shit 😂. Boy arms gone be swole like Jamie Foxx doing them push-ups
I worked as a loader for like 3 weeks at UPS, probably the worst thing ever. They didn't even take attendance it was just whoever wanted to show up showed up that day lol. Then loading the packages in the trucks they would just throw them all up top regardless of what it was unless it was too heavy lmao. Constant fights and arguments going on.
@@xAl3216 I did preload for 2 and half months and I hated it. I would have to load 4 UPS delivery trucks with regular packages and heavy bulk and felt like I can never keep up. 8 trucks on a Saturday but less packages on each truck.
UPS, Yellow Freight, and unionized warehouses aren't bad. I know several UPS workers that worked their part time for 30 years...weekly pay...free benefits.
It's alright..can gain a lot of experience stock taking activities, ems and qms audit..designing warehouse layout..to maximise space..manpower planning etc..Next job u can apply for warehouse manager!!
Seriously! In BOD we were the furthest in Pack from our breakroom and the closest bathroom only had one stall. If that shit was full and you had an IBS flare up? Lord help you
@@makeitthrough_200 guys in my factory and three stalls. No A/C in the building. If you trust a fart, and it goes bad and have you catch it. You might be walking a circle around the bathroom, pinching cheeks til a stall opens. FML
@darthvegan1565 Mine has a union & our union sucks!! I just told them that yesterday, I called them useless. They're always taking the managers' side even when the workers are in the right, have supporting paperwork etc.
I’ve worked there like 4 different times lol. Every time I quit it’s literally just me walking out and not going back. Amazon good for a couple good checks but they will run you to the floor very quick
It really isnt such a thing anymore, like you're not going to the bmv for a forklift endorsement. Most companies do their own training and will "certify" you. If anything you'll sign paperwork for your file, and or get whichever piece of equipment you trained on added to you badge.
Lol i worked for a pet supply delivery company for about three months that was terribly irresponsible. Raggedy asses barely kept the trucks running. My training was just a guy driving my route to and back( seven hours of travel). They made his ass work his route too right after.. so he had to drive about another four hours to get back to his region and at least eight to complete his route. Fuck that company lmao.
I'm 3 weeks in. My first day was just driving the pallet jack around the aisles, getting used to steering it. Then I was straight into work with no training. Just taught myself how to build a pallet of food. All industrial sized stuff from eggs to bread to a 50lb box of cream cheese that's the bane of my existence. My coworkers taught me more than my manager
That 10 minute walk to the break room is too real. My first job had that. Our supervisor would walk with the group, and then basically as soon as we got there, would tell us we were gonna be late if we didn’t get back to work.
Yup and if you not back on time they will write you up no joke imagine you got 5min to rest pretty much because break is 15 but take 10 min to get to break room smh lol
Actually that not even a break then 🤔 by the time you get there you're 10 minutes in, if you go straight back without even taking a break you're 20 minutes in. You're late and you done wasted all of your break just walking 💀
@@kevinr175 Yup. It was bad. And then if we walked to the break room, and came back and it did take 20 minutes, we would get yelled at by the boss for leaving our station for too long. So some of us just decided to try and take a break at our stations. But the boss told us if we were just going to sit around we may as well work, or he would find somebody who wanted to work.
Them sus jobs that try to hire you and ask you to come in the same night up to something. Yo family thought you was gonna be gone for a 30min interview and you come back home in full PPE at midnight 😂
Happened to me at a grocery store (Tom thumb)...came in for an interview first thing that morning...by the time I made it home, they called and asked me to come back for orientation.... before I finished orientation, they asked me to work that night shift....did 12 hours with no breaks that night....never worked at a grocery store again...(not counting Walmart which is where I went right after but was a million times better than a regular grocery store)
That was my first job as a dishwasher. I showed up in a nice shirt and jeans, 5 minutes later I'm behind a dirty ah sink spraying plates and scrubbing pans. Worst job I ever had
I used to work at a warehouse that sold Spanx,a woman’s brand for clothing. Literally the easiest and most simple job ever but they used to work us everyday including weekends and holidays even on days we were supposed to have off, they hit us with the last minute mandatory days to come in. If we didn’t go on those mandatory days even though most people already had plans or places to go to , they would threaten us with giving us points or firing us. I remember after leaving the warehouse, I went one day to go visit my coworkers that still worked there and my old managers looked at me and didn’t acknowledge me like I never worked there. Its sad but it’s the reality, I busted my self everyday at that warehouse and they don’t remember all the things i did for them that was urgent. The main reason I never overwork myself again and just work smart.
Just their way of keeping it 100 with you I think. Those jobs have a crazy turnover rate in a lot of places nowadays so many people are either there for 5 days or 30 years.
Been at amazon for 10 years as a packer then became a manager. I’m still there, I will probably retire at Amazon when I turn 65, I think it’s a solid job if you have no degree or anything to fall back on.
no joke. my first week of work had my driving a riding lawn mover. and they never told me how to work it. next thing i was getting yelled at for cutting the grass too low. I left that job a month later and got a much better one, and still there.
God I hate shit. Expecting you to know exactly how everything should work as if you haven’t just started today and then yell at you when you do it wrong.
This is exactly what working in a metal supplies warehouse is like! They scared all of us college kids by saying they were sure we’d stay there forever and it wasn’t temporary 😂
Bro. Before I got into doing IT work, I was working a semi shop as a rookie tech. (I didn’t intend to make a career out of it, I just wanted to pick up new tips cause I love working on cars). I was in the middle of my shift thinking how much I hated it, and my team lead came up to me and was telling me “good luck” cause this was supposed to be temporary for me. I made god damn sure it was temporary for me, hated that place.
@@NinjaHoodie2 … same here 1000% I couldn’t stand the crazy summer heat and the crazy loud metal clanging sounds from when shit fell off of pallets and fork lifts! I think I lost some hearing to this day because of it 🤣. I think they did the right thing by scaring us like that since sometimes with double overtime it actually was good money but thank god I always hated it 🤣
I worked under walmart and target with temp agencies and this is scarily accurate. In my experience, you arent worth shit to those those temp agencies. For the first warehouse i was at i was one of their best truck loaders with 0 disciplinary record and good attendence but i was fired the moment i comitted my first offence unintentionally, and they had the habbit of giving us last minute mandatory overtime on what was supposed to be our days off. They may be decent money but they are ruthless. I feel bad for the people who's only option to make ends meet is by working at these plantations
It's been a while since a skit hit this close to home. Everything's valid but the workmans comp thing for me 😭 The ones I worked with already had enough lawsuits to ignore that anymore.
This is triggering my PTSD from when I worked at FedEx. 🤣 First job that I ever worked that I walked out on. They had us unloading trucks in the dark when the power went out. That was it for me. 🤣 Blessed to have my own financial firm today. Much respect to factory workers. Y’all go through hell. Get out as soon as God opens a door.
@@ThatOnePancake1337 Who you telling bro? Those companies are the worst. Amazon, UPS, FedEx… those factories are human sweatshops. And it’s an HR nightmare in those places. My heart goes out to everyone who needs those jobs to survive.
Was working 2 to 3 jobs in grad school and had a warehouse job. They gave me a scanner and a team full of guys who just came home from doing bids. They hid behind the stacks, chain smoked, traded prison yard stories, took every break, did mininal work. Really nice, guys, but expected myself and a few other guys to hit the numbers of pallets worked. Never saw anyone really get fired unless they were just horrible. People came and went but somehow work was done. Crazy but funny experience.
Bro I went to a warehouse just looking for a job application and they took me in that day. They put me on a fork lift with no experience and told me to get to work 😂
I’ve worked in a warehouse for 27 years. ( we are Union so I get paid very well ). And yes the break room is about 10 miles away. Which is why my break don’t start until I finish heating my food up!
Did this a few times, did labor remodeling houses, call center, roofing, hell even security at the Cruise Line (which was good for meeting chicks). Finally I decided to get my degree, I just got hired as an IT Administrator. My first interview out of college and I got hired I couldn't believe it. Damn good starting pay and the health and dental is paid for 100 percent by the company. My point is, FUCK these jobs.. do the work and get your degree.
Roofing...now that is a tough job. Whether it is the roofer that puts on the shingles or whatever or roofing sales...it is tough job. Both pay very well if you can stay with it.
im doing that as we speak. i graduated on continuation last may and dont get my degree until the end of this year (i already have 3 certificates and i guess a diploma?). these warehouse jobs seem nightmarish and dead end for me. would NEVER work for one in my life unless im desperate for money or something
Man, that Amazon warehouse ain’t no joke lol. I was a water spider there for at least three months. Couldn’t even believe I lasted that long. One of the most back breaking jobs I have ever had. I think I would rather work outside than go back to Amazon “prison” warehouses distribution center in Jax lol
Amazon is an easy job if you become a manager, I moved up from being a packer at amazon to a manager it pays good and I just walk around and I’m on a laptop all day.
I was at a temp at this bottling warehouse. Bro, you did the manager spot on, lol. Foo, would try to talk to me like he was the daddy of the place. Like, nah, bruh, calm down and talk to your pisas that way without documentation and education. I was the only person to leave during the mandatory overtime. Like know your rights, or punks will walk all over you. I was there for almost a year. lol So funny, watching everyone stay and work an extra 4-6 hours as I bounced lol.
@jackryan1809 when the response to some random guy projecting his own life onto you, gets more likes than the initial comment. Lmao but yeah bro, some people behave like they aren't valuable to an employer, if you do good work, companies want you, they are struggling to find efficient people, so when they find them, they try hard to appease them.
Bruh I had a job like that where they randomly told us it was mandatory for us to start working 7 days a week all summer and I quit right away. Are you saying you would bounce after working no OT and they still let you keep your job at that place?
Hahhaaa as an all time warehouse Vet this is spot on 💯 I turn into that “guy” every warehouse job I’ve had and don’t pay what’s it’s worth to just be the guy that’s told wtf to do and bro.. I tore my calf muscle just 3 weeks ago and was let go from a warehouse lead position I’ve had for 4yrs!!! 🤦♂️ keep doing you man you know your sh*t hahaaa
1st construction job foreman left everyday never explained shit. I fucked up every wall in the building damn near running the machine too close to the walls 😭💀
I worked in a warehouse as a temp late last year for a few months (I did leave after 3 months unlike the guy in the video) and they had use work ten days in a row and on the 10th they had me operating a scissor lift even though I'd never touched one a day in my life and was clearly very sleep deprived and exhausted.
Damn, when he said the break room is on the other side of the warehouse I felt that. I worked at a walmart warehouse for 6 months and the breaks you didnt clock out on you barely had time to chill because you had to still try and make production. I will never work another warehouse job again lol but it was good money
The reason why these videos about the blue collar life or retail "Walmart or Amazon" are so popular because they speak the truth about what happens in the real world
Good luck with that. Man, that Amazon warehouse ain’t no joke. That prime day, mandatory overtime thing is what ultimately made me quit Amazon. Gave them a one day resignation and never looked back lol.
Amazon delivery driver here. New to it only starting dec of last year and I’m not looking forward to prime week seeing as today was the first day I’ve ever deliver in 100+ degree weather (111 to be exact ) and if you’re taking about it being bad as a warehouse worker… I’m not liking what’s coming up for me lol send prayers
The accuracy. 😂 I worked at Amazon AR FC and that 10 minute walk to the break room is accurate except for me it was 5 minutes to it. Now I work at a small warehouse where there’s only me, a office manager, a driver and a warehouse lead. And this is still accurate.
I worked at a sketchy warehouse for 3 years, even drove a forklift with no license lol. This hits home. I feel so spoiled now, working in a small office where I can play music all day, take well over an hour lunch and no one notices...all they care about is I get my work done
As someone who has worked warehouse their whole adult life this is so accurate it hurts. There have only been 2 I’ve been at that didn’t run like this and the people who had only ever worked there thought I was crazy for being amazed that they followed rules and didn’t treat people like this. Felt like I was in the twilight zone lmao 😂
Sounds like the warehouse job I had in Virginia. Someone "trained" me for like 10 minutes then they put me in the busiest section. I held my own though and that became my favorite section to work in
I feel you on that! Isn't it satisfying when they put you somewhere they just know you're going to crash and burn and you flip it by being one of if not the best in the department. I'm a super laid back guy to where people automatically think that here we go. I can tell he lazy and is not gone make it. Then about 2 weeks in their like DAMN!! Where can we find some more like you!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love it!!!!!
I just got off from a ten hour shift in a warehouse😂 i make $22.50 and hour. Plus more on the weekends and production pay. U want get rich but u can make decent money in warehouses. All my bills paid and i do whatever i want. It isnt to bad, just depends on which warehouse u work in
I make than that as an IT intern. I'm not trying to hate especially if you like what you do but there are better ways to make money that doesn't taks such a toll on your mind, body and spirit. IT jobs, X-ray techs, heck even a mail man makes more than that.
@@fortunateson2 i dont do shit but load trucks with a pallet jack and switch warehouse an am at $25. Plenty of money to live off of for me. Cant get any of those jobs anyway but thank you
I don't like warehouse jobs, i worked at HEB warehouse. In the interview they told me we would build some pallets so they can be loaded on a truck. What they didn't say it that the pallets will be 5 thousand pounds worth of stuff per assignment and that you gotta do it fast and risk back injury but if you injure your back too much they will assume you not following the lift technique and you get written up. Ain't nothing worse then getting to work in the morning and hearing you got 1100 hours of work to do and its only 80 people on the floor.
Naw, cause if it takes me 10 minutes to walk to the break room, then guess how time I got left? You damn right, 15 minutes because break don't officially start till I get there.
I worked two separate stints at UPS and both times the designated smoking area was at least a five-minute speed walk. So even after smoking as fast as I could, if I stopped to take a piss...I was always late back from break!
The whole time bossman giving you that big speech you saying to ya self man i dont know about this job..i might walk up outta here at first break. Ima hafta call the temp agency tommorow and see what else they got cuz i cant be doing all this for no 9.00 dollars an hour
Even working at production plants, the 15 minute break always starts at the clock, when you sit down. You gotta run to the bathroom, then run to the cafeteria for water, then run back your line to put on all your PPE, not to mention you gotta push through people as other areas go to break at the same time as yours.
It’s so hard to do that stuff long term. You have no one to talk to but your conscience, and where I worked you’re always being graded based on how fast you could move them boxes 😂 if you didn’t get at least 70% performance they’d come talk to you…
I worked at FedEx in college for one month. It was the worst job I've ever had in my life. It was horrible. Horrible. I could barely walk when I got back to my dorm
“We ain’t teaching you shit” Started yesterday and I can honestly say this is the most true thing I’ve ever heard. PS: I hate when you start a new job and people instantly expect you to know what you’re doing. And when you tell them you don’t know you just get dirty condescending looks, like mate I LITERALLY DO NOT KNOW. And the absolute worst thing is when you’ve finished the job you’ve been told to do and you ask the boss “what would you like me to do now” and they say “just have a walk around and see what bits and bobs need doing” FOR FUCK SAKE I DONT KNOW HOW TO SPOT WHAT THINGS NEED DOING IVE NEVER WORKED THIS JOB BEFORE. I could understand if I was there for a few months but when I’m on my second day and people say shit like that I genuinely feel like punching them in their face.
I did UPS overnights for like 8 months. It was cool but money was trash. I got put on to the hotel industry and just stop coming in to work. Never doing a warehouse again
I have so many crazy stories about people destroying shit with forklifts because the company doesn’t want to train them for some reason. Just train them before they kill someone!
Warehousing gives your brain a precursor to war. I worked at Shamrock Foods & QCD for years and years. 21 hour shifts fighting for cases, yelling at forks, screaming at coworkers, it's all the most insane, fast paced action. I miss it.
“Now that’s bout a 10 minute walk. But you only get a 15 minute break.” 😂
You will always be late. 10 mins walk to the break room then 10mins walk back to clock in
So true lololol
This hit me
That’s facts
@@OverDriveah Your walk isn't part of your break. Your break starts when you sit down.
As a forklift/warehouse worker, this is true I can attest to all of this.
I work in the Post Office warehouse, and same 😅
@@adrukova1407 It's crazy in those warehouses man. It's a free for all.
It’s every man for themselves in those warehouses 😂
Did 2 years of warehouse and one day just never showed up. Got my check in the mail. It’s demoralization bro. Double backs 16 hours in a 24 hour day for me f’d up
@@Yamom395 It is one of the most demoralizing jobs out there and the disrespect is high.
I've worked in retail and the "20 day leave" manager and the "5 min training" are very true. Don't miss those days.
god damn i feel blessed. Started my new retail job and they actually took a full week to have someone teach me,walk with me, answer my questions, and cover her area while she was doing so....
I showed up to my first day as a cashier with my manager already having completed my training, and just telling me to sign it.
@@27Bayleefs
Costco?
@@trillgates2452 No. Lowes.
@@trenvert123I hope you quit soon after 😨
Warehouse and construction ruthless. They throw you out then have the nerve to get mad when you fuck some shit up😂
100%
No lie
Exactly how it goes
And then you get written up😂
It's how you separate the hard-hatters from the clipboarders
As a person who worked at UPS for almost 4 years in college, this is beyond accurate
UPS has pallets? All we had was non stop packages that we unload/preload by hand
Fedex ground as well
Bruh 1st day you there to observe and they put yo ass on the bag line to see if you gone quit. If you don’t bring the right gloves, you going home with blisters all on your shit 😂. Boy arms gone be swole like Jamie Foxx doing them push-ups
I worked as a loader for like 3 weeks at UPS, probably the worst thing ever. They didn't even take attendance it was just whoever wanted to show up showed up that day lol. Then loading the packages in the trucks they would just throw them all up top regardless of what it was unless it was too heavy lmao. Constant fights and arguments going on.
@@xAl3216 I did preload for 2 and half months and I hated it. I would have to load 4 UPS delivery trucks with regular packages and heavy bulk and felt like I can never keep up. 8 trucks on a Saturday but less packages on each truck.
"you think it's temporary, I been in this bitch for 20 years" 😂
I've been in a warehouse for a year already, I felt that dude
UPS, Yellow Freight, and unionized warehouses aren't bad. I know several UPS workers that worked their part time for 30 years...weekly pay...free benefits.
Nah. It's definitely temporary
Ya cause you realize its a lot of bs jobs out there and warehouse aint so bad compared a lot of others
@@padarousouhope you gone
It's alright..can gain a lot of experience stock taking activities, ems and qms audit..designing warehouse layout..to maximise space..manpower planning etc..Next job u can apply for warehouse manager!!
This guy must have worked in a warehouse before to get this so accurate. Especially the break room being 10mins away. 😂
Seriously! In BOD we were the furthest in Pack from our breakroom and the closest bathroom only had one stall. If that shit was full and you had an IBS flare up? Lord help you
Mine is 5 mins away 😂😂
Lmao. Last place I worked at was 5 minutes to walk from employee parking to clock in. Same place was the only break room in a 1,000,000 Sq ft building
@@makeitthrough_200 guys in my factory and three stalls. No A/C in the building. If you trust a fart, and it goes bad and have you catch it. You might be walking a circle around the bathroom, pinching cheeks til a stall opens. FML
Gotta walk a mile just to get to the bathroom.
It takes a mentally strong person to do a warehouse job smh lol
No cap
On kaiyondo
Best job i've had for almost 6 years,im not from usa tho
There are good warehouse jobs, they have a union lol
@darthvegan1565 Mine has a union & our union sucks!! I just told them that yesterday, I called them useless. They're always taking the managers' side even when the workers are in the right, have supporting paperwork etc.
I remember working at Amazon and seeing the constant wave of new hires😂some of them didn’t last till lunch they just walked out and never came back 😂😂
I’ve worked there like 4 different times lol. Every time I quit it’s literally just me walking out and not going back. Amazon good for a couple good checks but they will run you to the floor very quick
I lasted 6 months there some ppl was there a lot longer than me idk how they did it lol
Lol i was a driver i had fun... rastafari!!!
@@ithinkimanaries2620 100% facts 🤣I worked there 3 diff times myself the longest was like damn near a year
I was one of them, 😭 you probably seen me 😂😂
I've been a forklift driver/operator for 10+ years and still no forklift license 😂 Very accurate vid
I cried my dude. 😂😂😂😂😢😂😂
Shhhhhh no ones gotta know - i wont tell ;)
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HAHAHAHAHA
I still don't have min either but I can drive a reach truck no problem!
Once you get it down it's like why even bother lol!
It really isnt such a thing anymore, like you're not going to the bmv for a forklift endorsement. Most companies do their own training and will "certify" you. If anything you'll sign paperwork for your file, and or get whichever piece of equipment you trained on added to you badge.
"We just gonna throw you on out there. We ain't teachin you shit"
Worked at a warehouse in 07 that statement is facts 🤣 🤣
Lol i worked for a pet supply delivery company for about three months that was terribly irresponsible. Raggedy asses barely kept the trucks running. My training was just a guy driving my route to and back( seven hours of travel). They made his ass work his route too right after.. so he had to drive about another four hours to get back to his region and at least eight to complete his route. Fuck that company lmao.
I'm 3 weeks in. My first day was just driving the pallet jack around the aisles, getting used to steering it. Then I was straight into work with no training. Just taught myself how to build a pallet of food. All industrial sized stuff from eggs to bread to a 50lb box of cream cheese that's the bane of my existence. My coworkers taught me more than my manager
That 10 minute walk to the break room is too real. My first job had that. Our supervisor would walk with the group, and then basically as soon as we got there, would tell us we were gonna be late if we didn’t get back to work.
Yup and if you not back on time they will write you up no joke imagine you got 5min to rest pretty much because break is 15 but take 10 min to get to break room smh lol
That’s exactly how Amazon warehouse operated. I couldn’t believe the stuff that they got away with.
Actually that not even a break then 🤔 by the time you get there you're 10 minutes in, if you go straight back without even taking a break you're 20 minutes in. You're late and you done wasted all of your break just walking 💀
@@kevinr175 Yup. It was bad. And then if we walked to the break room, and came back and it did take 20 minutes, we would get yelled at by the boss for leaving our station for too long. So some of us just decided to try and take a break at our stations. But the boss told us if we were just going to sit around we may as well work, or he would find somebody who wanted to work.
@@PhilboBaggins2017he sounds like the type that needs a good punch in the face. Hypothetically
Them sus jobs that try to hire you and ask you to come in the same night up to something. Yo family thought you was gonna be gone for a 30min interview and you come back home in full PPE at midnight 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Happened to me at a grocery store (Tom thumb)...came in for an interview first thing that morning...by the time I made it home, they called and asked me to come back for orientation.... before I finished orientation, they asked me to work that night shift....did 12 hours with no breaks that night....never worked at a grocery store again...(not counting Walmart which is where I went right after but was a million times better than a regular grocery store)
That was my first job as a dishwasher. I showed up in a nice shirt and jeans, 5 minutes later I'm behind a dirty ah sink spraying plates and scrubbing pans. Worst job I ever had
That is when I say I have plans today. I can start tomorrow, but not today.
@@padarousou Lmaoo im cryingg
I used to work at a warehouse that sold Spanx,a woman’s brand for clothing. Literally the easiest and most simple job ever but they used to work us everyday including weekends and holidays even on days we were supposed to have off, they hit us with the last minute mandatory days to come in. If we didn’t go on those mandatory days even though most people already had plans or places to go to , they would threaten us with giving us points or firing us. I remember after leaving the warehouse, I went one day to go visit my coworkers that still worked there and my old managers looked at me and didn’t acknowledge me like I never worked there. Its sad but it’s the reality, I busted my self everyday at that warehouse and they don’t remember all the things i did for them that was urgent. The main reason I never overwork myself again and just work smart.
Those dudes with their 10+ year stories scared tf outta me. Either they were manifesting I get stuck with them, or were scaring me for my own good.
This sounds like when I use to work at Walmart and other retail jobs!!!
Just their way of keeping it 100 with you I think. Those jobs have a crazy turnover rate in a lot of places nowadays so many people are either there for 5 days or 30 years.
@@shooby9496 I am glad they kept it real with us!!! 🤣🤣🤣 Hearing that literally scared me half to death!!!
Been at amazon for 10 years as a packer then became a manager. I’m still there, I will probably retire at Amazon when I turn 65, I think it’s a solid job if you have no degree or anything to fall back on.
@@FlansyLinnyI feel like you should have pursued a degree or certificate or something in all those years with the money you made from amazon cuz wtf
As a former warehouse worker, the forklift remark hit me deep within. Flashbacks 😅😅🤣🤣😭😭🤣🤣
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no joke. my first week of work had my driving a riding lawn mover. and they never told me how to work it. next thing i was getting yelled at for cutting the grass too low. I left that job a month later and got a much better one, and still there.
God I hate shit. Expecting you to know exactly how everything should work as if you haven’t just started today and then yell at you when you do it wrong.
This is exactly what working in a metal supplies warehouse is like! They scared all of us college kids by saying they were sure we’d stay there forever and it wasn’t temporary 😂
Bro.
Before I got into doing IT work, I was working a semi shop as a rookie tech. (I didn’t intend to make a career out of it, I just wanted to pick up new tips cause I love working on cars).
I was in the middle of my shift thinking how much I hated it, and my team lead came up to me and was telling me “good luck” cause this was supposed to be temporary for me.
I made god damn sure it was temporary for me, hated that place.
@@NinjaHoodie2 … same here 1000% I couldn’t stand the crazy summer heat and the crazy loud metal clanging sounds from when shit fell off of pallets and fork lifts! I think I lost some hearing to this day because of it 🤣. I think they did the right thing by scaring us like that since sometimes with double overtime it actually was good money but thank god I always hated it 🤣
@@Scuba_Brobro i swear i would get phantom hearing months ago my from my last job i could hear the conveyor belt machine whirring in my ears
People ask how you got through the days as a warehouse worker and the answer is always OSHA violations.
I worked under walmart and target with temp agencies and this is scarily accurate. In my experience, you arent worth shit to those those temp agencies. For the first warehouse i was at i was one of their best truck loaders with 0 disciplinary record and good attendence but i was fired the moment i comitted my first offence unintentionally, and they had the habbit of giving us last minute mandatory overtime on what was supposed to be our days off. They may be decent money but they are ruthless. I feel bad for the people who's only option to make ends meet is by working at these plantations
It's been a while since a skit hit this close to home. Everything's valid but the workmans comp thing for me 😭 The ones I worked with already had enough lawsuits to ignore that anymore.
Nice pfp
“You better be dead before we approve workers comp” ain’t that the fucking truth!
This is triggering my PTSD from when I worked at FedEx. 🤣 First job that I ever worked that I walked out on. They had us unloading trucks in the dark when the power went out. That was it for me. 🤣 Blessed to have my own financial firm today. Much respect to factory workers. Y’all go through hell. Get out as soon as God opens a door.
thats crazy!
@@ThatOnePancake1337
Who you telling bro? Those companies are the worst. Amazon, UPS, FedEx… those factories are human sweatshops. And it’s an HR nightmare in those places. My heart goes out to everyone who needs those jobs to survive.
I had a love/hate relationship with FedEx
@@ChristIsK1ngGod bless you ❤
Unloading trucks in the dark lmfao, that’s where I would’ve drawn out the line as well
Was working 2 to 3 jobs in grad school and had a warehouse job. They gave me a scanner and a team full of guys who just came home from doing bids. They hid behind the stacks, chain smoked, traded prison yard stories, took every break, did mininal work. Really nice, guys, but expected myself and a few other guys to hit the numbers of pallets worked. Never saw anyone really get fired unless they were just horrible. People came and went but somehow work was done. Crazy but funny experience.
I know all the corporate companies watch your videos and take notes lol
False.
Didn't you comment this on the last video too
@@james_subosits lol I see you were paying attention
Nah it's true bootlicker@@xavierclayton9990
Bro I went to a warehouse just looking for a job application and they took me in that day. They put me on a fork lift with no experience and told me to get to work 😂
Lmao that’s crazy 🤣
Homeboy on that forklift probably walked out an hour before you arrived 😂😂😂
That "Let you get a feel for it" is TOO real🤣🤣🤣
Them 10-11-12 hours ain’t no joke😅
Man 12 hrs 5 days can you do that lol
😂😂😂 No exaggeration!!! They literally don’t train you but for a sec! 😂😂😂
I’ve worked in a warehouse for 27 years. ( we are Union so I get paid very well ). And yes the break room is about 10 miles away. Which is why my break don’t start until I finish heating my food up!
“You got a regular license don’t ya?” Is exactly how I learned forklift too
Did this a few times, did labor remodeling houses, call center, roofing, hell even security at the Cruise Line (which was good for meeting chicks). Finally I decided to get my degree, I just got hired as an IT Administrator. My first interview out of college and I got hired I couldn't believe it. Damn good starting pay and the health and dental is paid for 100 percent by the company. My point is, FUCK these jobs.. do the work and get your degree.
Roofing...now that is a tough job. Whether it is the roofer that puts on the shingles or whatever or roofing sales...it is tough job. Both pay very well if you can stay with it.
im doing that as we speak. i graduated on continuation last may and dont get my degree until the end of this year (i already have 3 certificates and i guess a diploma?). these warehouse jobs seem nightmarish and dead end for me. would NEVER work for one in my life unless im desperate for money or something
As a current *Amazon* employee, I can confirm this.
Love your skits. You can tell it's based on real experience lmao.
"I said 10 but you only need to pull down 20." 😂💀💀
This is definitely like working on the floor at an Amazon warehouse. I lasted like 3 days lol
Man, that Amazon warehouse ain’t no joke lol. I was a water spider there for at least three months. Couldn’t even believe I lasted that long. One of the most back breaking jobs I have ever had. I think I would rather work outside than go back to Amazon “prison” warehouses distribution center in Jax lol
@@MegaPsycho84fuck amazon
Amazon is an easy job if you become a manager, I moved up from being a packer at amazon to a manager it pays good and I just walk around and I’m on a laptop all day.
The forklift statement is beyond true 😂
All 5 warehouses I've worked in got the same attitude
Feeding the new guy to the wolves 😫😭
I was at a temp at this bottling warehouse. Bro, you did the manager spot on, lol. Foo, would try to talk to me like he was the daddy of the place. Like, nah, bruh, calm down and talk to your pisas that way without documentation and education. I was the only person to leave during the mandatory overtime. Like know your rights, or punks will walk all over you. I was there for almost a year. lol So funny, watching everyone stay and work an extra 4-6 hours as I bounced lol.
You obviously don't have your own bills. Living with mommy and daddy must be nice
@@shaney3541 No, just responsible and live within my means. I wish I did tho. Thanks for the positive energy.
@@jackryan1809ignore that dumbass, people who assume stupid shit about other people are never happy with themselves. Keep positive bro! 🙌🔥
@jackryan1809 when the response to some random guy projecting his own life onto you, gets more likes than the initial comment. Lmao but yeah bro, some people behave like they aren't valuable to an employer, if you do good work, companies want you, they are struggling to find efficient people, so when they find them, they try hard to appease them.
Bruh I had a job like that where they randomly told us it was mandatory for us to start working 7 days a week all summer and I quit right away. Are you saying you would bounce after working no OT and they still let you keep your job at that place?
C executives better start watching these videos so they can learn a thing or two about real life
Hahhaaa as an all time warehouse Vet this is spot on 💯 I turn into that “guy” every warehouse job I’ve had and don’t pay what’s it’s worth to just be the guy that’s told wtf to do and bro.. I tore my calf muscle just 3 weeks ago and was let go from a warehouse lead position I’ve had for 4yrs!!! 🤦♂️ keep doing you man you know your sh*t hahaaa
1st construction job foreman left everyday never explained shit. I fucked up every wall in the building damn near running the machine too close to the walls 😭💀
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Hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Man those constant forklift beepings are accurate as hell
I worked in a warehouse as a temp late last year for a few months (I did leave after 3 months unlike the guy in the video) and they had use work ten days in a row and on the 10th they had me operating a scissor lift even though I'd never touched one a day in my life and was clearly very sleep deprived and exhausted.
I love how everytime I’m about to clock in to work (I work overnights) this man uploads 😭
This noise in the back all day every day is too accurate 😂. Damn near can still hear in the car otw home lol.
That 20 day leave shit from the manager right when you start working there is accurate af lol
How Claudine end up in the warehouse 😂😂😂
He’s exaggerating but at the same time he’s not lmaooo 😂
I wish he was exaggerating 🤣
Damn, when he said the break room is on the other side of the warehouse I felt that. I worked at a walmart warehouse for 6 months and the breaks you didnt clock out on you barely had time to chill because you had to still try and make production. I will never work another warehouse job again lol but it was good money
It’s decent money in your pocket but man it’s rough
@@Ronin-kk4bt12 yrs in Distribution as an orderfiller and I'm tired of it 😢
The reason why these videos about the blue collar life or retail "Walmart or Amazon" are so popular because they speak the truth about what happens in the real world
The realism in this video is incredible. Great job Klay!
Thank you for reminding me of the hell that is prime day coming at Amazon 😂🙃 two weeks of mandatory extra time like we don’t work enough already 💀
Good luck with that. Man, that Amazon warehouse ain’t no joke. That prime day, mandatory overtime thing is what ultimately made me quit Amazon. Gave them a one day resignation and never looked back lol.
Amazon delivery driver here. New to it only starting dec of last year and I’m not looking forward to prime week seeing as today was the first day I’ve ever deliver in 100+ degree weather (111 to be exact ) and if you’re taking about it being bad as a warehouse worker… I’m not liking what’s coming up for me lol send prayers
@@MegaPsycho84 thanks, your one of the lucky ones 😭
@@E38vip I heard y’all be having it worse than we do 😭
When he threw the vest that shit was hilarious 😂😂
"It's like driving a car!" 😂
Hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣
"Don't be expecting to take no days off cause I ain't approving em" 😂😂😂
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Warehouses jobs are soul destroying
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Off work for 20 days is crazy
Shid not at my job. They stay taking leave of absences or saying they got health problems.
@@sh0cktim3The health problems from working there lol
He'll they paid us for 2 months during covid. I put on my best sad face at the meeting lol.
The accuracy. 😂
I worked at Amazon AR FC and that 10 minute walk to the break room is accurate except for me it was 5 minutes to it. Now I work at a small warehouse where there’s only me, a office manager, a driver and a warehouse lead. And this is still accurate.
1:31 "We ain't teachin' you stih!"
nah after bro ripped that sign off i would’ve walked out right then 😂😂😂
1:35 lmao most realest thing when you go for an interview 😂
Bro should be at a million subs by now. Great material and consistent. 😂
He's come a long way but you're right, I think he should be around 1.5ish at this point. There's definitely enough relatable content.
@@shooby9496 he definitely has. I just feel all his stuff A1. I see the growth but bro on point all the time. He should be much higher.
Their always about to go on Leave lmaooo😭😂
“Lil nigga”. 😂
I worked at a sketchy warehouse for 3 years, even drove a forklift with no license lol. This hits home. I feel so spoiled now, working in a small office where I can play music all day, take well over an hour lunch and no one notices...all they care about is I get my work done
"I just did you interview about 15 minutes ago, im hiring you on the spot, heres a vest."
This is the most realistic video ive ever seen
As someone who has worked warehouse their whole adult life this is so accurate it hurts. There have only been 2 I’ve been at that didn’t run like this and the people who had only ever worked there thought I was crazy for being amazed that they followed rules and didn’t treat people like this. Felt like I was in the twilight zone lmao 😂
Boy this shit is on point!! Shit crazy in the warehouse!😂
Forklift license part has never been more true
I hated when we would get a new batch of forklift drivers. They would be running into crap for weeks.
Sounds like the warehouse job I had in Virginia. Someone "trained" me for like 10 minutes then they put me in the busiest section. I held my own though and that became my favorite section to work in
I feel you on that! Isn't it satisfying when they put you somewhere they just know you're going to crash and burn and you flip it by being one of if not the best in the department. I'm a super laid back guy to where people automatically think that here we go. I can tell he lazy and is not gone make it. Then about 2 weeks in their like DAMN!! Where can we find some more like you!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love it!!!!!
I Don’t Miss Those Slaving Days!!!!! I’m A Entrepreneur Now God Is Good❤🙌🏾
Yup I got hired and the one who hired me left for 10 days. I left after a month. Easy job but I was gonna end up beating the leads ass
💯 fuck that shit them
Jobs will turn u psycho 👊🏽
I just got off from a ten hour shift in a warehouse😂 i make $22.50 and hour. Plus more on the weekends and production pay. U want get rich but u can make decent money in warehouses. All my bills paid and i do whatever i want. It isnt to bad, just depends on which warehouse u work in
I make than that as an IT intern. I'm not trying to hate especially if you like what you do but there are better ways to make money that doesn't taks such a toll on your mind, body and spirit. IT jobs, X-ray techs, heck even a mail man makes more than that.
@@fortunateson2 i dont do shit but load trucks with a pallet jack and switch warehouse an am at $25. Plenty of money to live off of for me. Cant get any of those jobs anyway but thank you
I don't like warehouse jobs, i worked at HEB warehouse. In the interview they told me we would build some pallets so they can be loaded on a truck. What they didn't say it that the pallets will be 5 thousand pounds worth of stuff per assignment and that you gotta do it fast and risk back injury but if you injure your back too much they will assume you not following the lift technique and you get written up. Ain't nothing worse then getting to work in the morning and hearing you got 1100 hours of work to do and its only 80 people on the floor.
“It’s like driving a car “😭😂 yo my boss use to that all the time with the forklift knowing damn well😂
“You better be dead before we approve that workers comp!!”
Naw, cause if it takes me 10 minutes to walk to the break room, then guess how time I got left? You damn right, 15 minutes because break don't officially start till I get there.
To me, most warehouse jobs be feeling like a modern day slave ship. Overworked with a less talking/more working concept lol
@@jbgoeskrazy9292keep licking them boots
Facts.
U ain’t lien
I worked two separate stints at UPS and both times the designated smoking area was at least a five-minute speed walk. So even after smoking as fast as I could, if I stopped to take a piss...I was always late back from break!
The whole time bossman giving you that big speech you saying to ya self man i dont know about this job..i might walk up outta here at first break. Ima hafta call the temp agency tommorow and see what else they got cuz i cant be doing all this for no 9.00 dollars an hour
Fuck that shit fr
Even working at production plants, the 15 minute break always starts at the clock, when you sit down. You gotta run to the bathroom, then run to the cafeteria for water, then run back your line to put on all your PPE, not to mention you gotta push through people as other areas go to break at the same time as yours.
My break dont start till i hit the breakroom 😂
My break don’t start till the time I was supposed to be in the break-room. If you know what I mean 😏
That's fkn right idgaf what they say.
"You said you can lift 60lbs. by yourself?" "We finna work the"....😂😂he was about to work the shit outta you😂
It’s so hard to do that stuff long term. You have no one to talk to but your conscience, and where I worked you’re always being graded based on how fast you could move them boxes 😂 if you didn’t get at least 70% performance they’d come talk to you…
I worked at FedEx in college for one month. It was the worst job I've ever had in my life. It was horrible. Horrible. I could barely walk when I got back to my dorm
Bro word the 10 min walk 15 min break is a real statement 😂😂
It’s so annoying 🤣
Never will I ever work another warehouse job. I worked three in a row and they almost made me exit the workforce as well as the universe completely
A forklift definitely not like driving a car 😂🤣 first time I was told that i learned that was a complete lie especially the stand up ones
Yep, I ran into and broke shit worth more than what they were paying me. Oops, fuck it!
@@robertsims9201lmao 💀
Had one of the stand-up ones at a Staples warehouse; joint was fast like stuck on "Rabbit" speed.
@@robertsims9201 damn fam 😂 i kno yo ass got drug tested expeditiously 💀
@@robertprince2651 that rabbit speed only comfortable for me on electric pallet jacks haha
I literally worked at a warehouse for years and it is EXACTLY like this 😂
This is what makes life tolerable. Killa Kay telling it like it is!
Life tolerable is crazy
The ACCURACY!!! 😂😂😂😂
You got yo driver licenses right 💀💀💀😭😭😂
“We ain’t teaching you shit”
Started yesterday and I can honestly say this is the most true thing I’ve ever heard.
PS: I hate when you start a new job and people instantly expect you to know what you’re doing. And when you tell them you don’t know you just get dirty condescending looks, like mate I LITERALLY DO NOT KNOW. And the absolute worst thing is when you’ve finished the job you’ve been told to do and you ask the boss “what would you like me to do now” and they say “just have a walk around and see what bits and bobs need doing” FOR FUCK SAKE I DONT KNOW HOW TO SPOT WHAT THINGS NEED DOING IVE NEVER WORKED THIS JOB BEFORE. I could understand if I was there for a few months but when I’m on my second day and people say shit like that I genuinely feel like punching them in their face.
I did UPS overnights for like 8 months. It was cool but money was trash. I got put on to the hotel industry and just stop coming in to work. Never doing a warehouse again
On me that interview and then get put on right after is accurate asf😂
Man I really thought he was going to say he took off the next 20 days because of VTO.
He said he about to leave, well we gonna leave together because ain’t no way😂😂
I have so many crazy stories about people destroying shit with forklifts because the company doesn’t want to train them for some reason. Just train them before they kill someone!
Warehousing gives your brain a precursor to war. I worked at Shamrock Foods & QCD for years and years. 21 hour shifts fighting for cases, yelling at forks, screaming at coworkers, it's all the most insane, fast paced action. I miss it.