Facts. 1. 10:20-8:20....in the ghetto.. sometimes I don't get back home until 10pm and I'm gone from 9:30am-10pm 2. The 30min commute both ways to the job and home 3. The loose pitbulls trying to bite you (irresponsible dog owners / neighbors - making it impossible to deliver to the house) - I got bit once..(didn't break skin) 4. The ammount of expectations to work safely, yet rushed + cameras + ai tracking = stressful as fuck 5. Dealing with terrible drivers that speed, run red lights, don't stop for stop signs, parked in the middle of the 4 way intersecion to have a conversation with someone they know 6. The commute to the delivery area 30-50min drives... (hoping there ain't not major pileup) - usually don't get there until 12-12:20... 7. Customers that want extra steps 8. Apartments that are impossible to access & can't mark it unable to deliver due to the orange circle being out of reach. 9. Dispatchers expecting you to finish 160-200 stops within 8hrs... including driving back to the hub + gas + park + not getting your break 10. The wheather (still expected to finish the route in a timely manner ) 11. The non-existant benefits 12. Never getting 40hrs a week despite being full time 13. Possibility to lose a days of work due to customer feedback / low fico score 14. Having to drive unsafe vans... even if the brakes need to be replaced & backup camera's don't work, 15. no where to use the bathroom (I feel bad for my female coworkers) 16. Business routes / college campus's 17. The pay being under $20...
Brother I just quit today, mid route too. The first thing you mentioned about the temperature was one of my reasons. It's hot as hell like 90+, your sweating bullets looking for the mf packages, getting in and out of the van walking up to the houses over and over, while the suns beating down on you, your holding up traffic with your hazards, karens are getting mad at where you parked. Sometimes ya can't even find a good spot for the house so you gotta walk a bit. I was like f this im out. I will say I tip my hat to those who deal with it cause its NOT easy!
At the end of your messgae you say everything always works out. My final shift at Amazon I recall speaking with my coworker about Romans 8:28 which says "And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to his purpose". Thank you so much for sharing your experience and the final message. May God bless and multiply your business!
If you’re an addict don’t do this job. It takes patience and a calm mind to do this work. It’s not the company or the job , it’s who you are and what you can and cant do
agree 100%. I enjoy doing it but i know it isnt for everyone. Im also fortunate to have a decent regular route. I do the same area, tho it is heavy, I have dialed it in really well. I can control my hours pretty well.
I agree with what you can do buddy but there’s a reason we have unions and I’ve met plenty of hard working addicts in the trades. Amazon does everything it can to prevent unionization and keep a turnover not only for employees but dsp’s
I've been working at a DSP here in Florida for one month and I love it. It's not that hard. Granted, I worked in construction for 5 years and I'm a natural athlete, so that helped me a lot.
I worked air traffic control sitting on my ass for 25 years and cant stand liatening to the people whine about how are the work is or the temperatures. But I'm also a Finlander with a sauna at my house in Houston and put in 40 hours a week in my garage rebuilding jet skis as a side Hustle.....soooo there's that 😆 @Megatraum504
@@thomasgamba9252 speaking of funny 😂 I got rejected yesterday at the amazon dsp interview 😂 they wanted 5 days 8 hours like it's mandatory 😂 there was like 7 people came in for interview and 1 got hired that I saw before I was given the good classic saying WILL GIVE YOU A CALL.. here's the back door let me open it for you 😂 No thanks don't call me I don't expect it nor want it😂 slave dsp.. saw workers out the parking lot they look tired and not uplifting vibes looked worn out 😂
Don’t forget carrying heavy ass packages with no dolly working from sun up til sun down barley can take breaks icy drive ways but customers still expect you to deliver their packages dsp sending you compliance violations on your days off dogs running loose I quit
They gave me a low roof uhaul van with 190 stops. I had to crawl to get in there and litteraly pull the totes out on the street to get to the right one. I still went to work but what really made me quit was the day they kept texting and adding pressure to go even faster. Im running 🏃♂️ to every stop. Not taking lunch breaks i told myself its over. I will finish this route and return this cargo van back safely but it will be my last day. I don't recommend this job!
I worked as an Amazon driver while i was on vacation from fedex express and let me say this i glad i didn't quit my day job..made me appreciate FedEx..fast food workers in Cali make more than Amazon drivers
Bruh I work at the one in Atlanta Georgia and i quit also because it’s not the dats da problem the problem is how Amazon gone hire all these folks and have a limited route so if you don’t get a route you have go home Amazon is not consistent fuck this place ya we make 20.25 now but dat don’t mean shit if yuh not working
My parents had a rule, at age 18, we were gone. We were either joining the military, off the college and living in school on a full scholarship that we earned ourselves, or we joined the working rat race with some friends and pitched in together renting an apartment sharing the expenses. That was it, that was the three choices my parents gave us when we turned 18. Noticed that none of these 3 choices said stay here and bank your money.! 😂😂
@ I joined the Air Force and retired from it after 23 years of service in 2009. 🤣🤣🤣 My parents put a fire under our asses by making us grow up early in life.
I remember working at a Amazon facility, my a co worker was whining about the job and how she was going to delivery, I was like are you sure about that. 😂
been doing delivery for 3 years, shits ass and yeah the money is legit the only thing thats the positve part. legit everything else is insane. even if you feel your way of quitting was rude or shitty or whatever, keep in mind they would boot you off the job and find your replacement before that wawa trip was even done. im looking for something now and as soon as im like 95% sure i have the new job im getting outta there fr
They gave me a little rental van with no shelving. 19 bags and 40 overflow. i was banging my head on the roof, swelling. I was pulling packages out on the street to reach bags. horrible
I cant wait for my first day 😊 my personal best was 196 stops with 70 group stops and 345 pks in 260 location i dont even see steps in apartments buildings and didnt even start hypothetically though i could fit 410 pks in a cargo van
@@thomasgamba9252 Thank you for such a great accurate video, everything you said was the complete truth and exactly the same schedule I have that is horrible and the constant rushing, rescuing and browbeating. Glad to hear you made something positive out of the experience and got to own your own home and business. I really like the way you quit too! Thanks again!
Try working at FedEx I had 225 stops I had one house who ordered 9 heavy ass boxes of patio steps and it was 109 degrees out, Customers stood by watching me drag them to the front door
shit be funny to me lmao. I think its mad ez. Mfers who never sweat at work before think its slavery lmao. I will say im blessed to have a good dsp tho. Ive heard horror stories, but thats the company NOT the job/role.
lol you definitely a slave.. I like how sweating is correlated with work. Just say you like the fields my guy. But I know for a fact then 4 10s kicking y’all ass. If you ever worked you can see it in peoples faces lol.. But bills and pride keep people in the loop. Good luck out there!
@@thomasgamba9252 where u come in and help load out and get paid for 2hrs . I think the ppl that’s been there a while gets the hrs . But I came back to fed ex . Amazon plays too many games now
Its unfortunately what they want you to do. Why do you think all of the rules comparatively to UPS basically don't exist? Hell you can get ripped on your route and no one bats an eye unless you get in an accident. Try something like that at UPS. Amazon did what they did so they could get the bottom of the barrel drivers that other driver jobs don't want. Plain and simple.
honestly, that isnt the driver. If he tossed your package a few feet and it was broken, I promise you that it was broken prior to being on delivery truck. Those things go thru hell before we even pull them out of the tote. Drivers cant do any worse than whats already been done is my point. Either poor packaging from the seller, or it just got crushed in transit.
@@Megatraum504 youre in the wrong state my brother. Fedex and ups can get you up there when it comes to pay, its just harder work than Amazon. So the drivers complaining wouldve even be able to handle a day in one of those vans... Smh
they should ONLY prioritize those slow mfers to be rescuers. Like if someone who needed a rescue finishes quick one day, they 100% should be doing a rescue
I’m quitting tomorrow. My DSP thinks we’re robots and that we should do 200 stops in a timely manner
@@Jsimms1324 on to better things brotha 💪
Facts.
1. 10:20-8:20....in the ghetto.. sometimes I don't get back home until 10pm and I'm gone from 9:30am-10pm
2. The 30min commute both ways to the job and home
3. The loose pitbulls trying to bite you (irresponsible dog owners / neighbors - making it impossible to deliver to the house) - I got bit once..(didn't break skin)
4. The ammount of expectations to work safely, yet rushed + cameras + ai tracking = stressful as fuck
5. Dealing with terrible drivers that speed, run red lights, don't stop for stop signs, parked in the middle of the 4 way intersecion to have a conversation with someone they know
6. The commute to the delivery area 30-50min drives... (hoping there ain't not major pileup) - usually don't get there until 12-12:20...
7. Customers that want extra steps
8. Apartments that are impossible to access & can't mark it unable to deliver due to the orange circle being out of reach.
9. Dispatchers expecting you to finish 160-200 stops within 8hrs... including driving back to the hub + gas + park + not getting your break
10. The wheather (still expected to finish the route in a timely manner )
11. The non-existant benefits
12. Never getting 40hrs a week despite being full time
13. Possibility to lose a days of work due to customer feedback / low fico score
14. Having to drive unsafe vans... even if the brakes need to be replaced & backup camera's don't work,
15. no where to use the bathroom (I feel bad for my female coworkers)
16. Business routes / college campus's
17. The pay being under $20...
Steroids
@@b4rs629 Amen 🙏 🙌
@@b4rs629bro I just quit that joint fk that it was awful. Giving me for my first time driving rock mountain roads to delivered… fuck that
Brother I just quit today, mid route too. The first thing you mentioned about the temperature was one of my reasons. It's hot as hell like 90+, your sweating bullets looking for the mf packages, getting in and out of the van walking up to the houses over and over, while the suns beating down on you, your holding up traffic with your hazards, karens are getting mad at where you parked. Sometimes ya can't even find a good spot for the house so you gotta walk a bit. I was like f this im out. I will say I tip my hat to those who deal with it cause its NOT easy!
@@Unsalted375 1000% agreed!!! Good luck man on your adventures keep me updated on what you decide to do good luck brother 💪
Dude, you have me laughing off my seat😂😂😂
At the end of your messgae you say everything always works out. My final shift at Amazon I recall speaking with my coworker about Romans 8:28 which says "And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to his purpose".
Thank you so much for sharing your experience and the final message. May God bless and multiply your business!
@@DaWeekdy thank you so much for this kind message truly means a lot ❤️
If you’re an addict don’t do this job. It takes patience and a calm mind to do this work. It’s not the company or the job , it’s who you are and what you can and cant do
1000% agree do what you can
agree 100%. I enjoy doing it but i know it isnt for everyone. Im also fortunate to have a decent regular route. I do the same area, tho it is heavy, I have dialed it in really well. I can control my hours pretty well.
@@thomasgamba9252bro just checking out ya video it was a funny clip I’m about to start this Amazon ima see what’s it’s about
I wish I would of read this before I gave it a shot. I am an addict and this shit was not for me
I agree with what you can do buddy but there’s a reason we have unions and I’ve met plenty of hard working addicts in the trades. Amazon does everything it can to prevent unionization and keep a turnover not only for employees but dsp’s
I've been working at a DSP here in Florida for one month and I love it. It's not that hard. Granted, I worked in construction for 5 years and I'm a natural athlete, so that helped me a lot.
Agreed it’s not difficult just super annoying at times
Same here
Been working in construction since 2012 in Las Vegas 💀
Been considering to work for DSP since there's a lot of work in Vegas
same bro. Did mason work for 5 years and i be laughing at people thinking this shit is "slavery" baha they have no clue, these jits.
I worked air traffic control sitting on my ass for 25 years and cant stand liatening to the people whine about how are the work is or the temperatures. But I'm also a Finlander with a sauna at my house in Houston and put in 40 hours a week in my garage rebuilding jet skis as a side Hustle.....soooo there's that 😆 @Megatraum504
It's a horrible business and Amazon has DSP owners on a leash. That is why it sucks for drivers. We get blamed 100% of the time.
@@bountyboardgames thanks for watching !
Put Jeff Bezo's in a delivery truck and what he can do in that same timeframe should be the standard.
😂😂😂😂😂
@@thomasgamba9252 speaking of funny 😂 I got rejected yesterday at the amazon dsp interview 😂 they wanted 5 days 8 hours like it's mandatory 😂 there was like 7 people came in for interview and 1 got hired that I saw before I was given the good classic saying WILL GIVE YOU A CALL.. here's the back door let me open it for you 😂
No thanks don't call me I don't expect it nor want it😂 slave dsp.. saw workers out the parking lot they look tired and not uplifting vibes looked worn out 😂
Yes put his bald ass in the truck he's a rich bastard that overworks his people
He could he's not a weak gen z
And one it's the reason why you have a job in the first place go to Walmart then
Working at Amazon sucks I'm just going to go to work for my few checks and I'm out
@@yiog1372 good for you I wish you the best of luck 💪
I got fired 😭😔😭
I just started back here in Vegas… sheesh… it gets 100+ degrees here. But I needed a job. Idk how long it’s gonna last! But right now I gotta hustle
That’s how I was when I first started hang in there 👍👍
@@AnthonyMercado-1988 facts 💪💪
i hate my job so much but i have nowhere else to go literally
Keep looking, something will eventually come
Yeah it sucks. For sure not staying until the next Spring once the heat starts coming back.
Don’t forget carrying heavy ass packages with no dolly working from sun up til sun down barley can take breaks icy drive ways but customers still expect you to deliver their packages dsp sending you compliance violations on your days off dogs running loose I quit
They gave me a low roof uhaul van with 190 stops. I had to crawl to get in there and litteraly pull the totes out on the street to get to the right one. I still went to work but what really made me quit was the day they kept texting and adding pressure to go even faster. Im running 🏃♂️ to every stop. Not taking lunch breaks i told myself its over. I will finish this route and return this cargo van back safely but it will be my last day. I don't recommend this job!
Sorry to hear this man.
Good luck on your next adventures brother. What you went thru is what we all went thru. Head up💪🙏
I did it for one day and noped the fuck out of there, I'd way rather work in a fullfillment center
@@djlancer88 warehouse def a little better but I did enjoy the delivery here and there. Warehouse can stink sometimes bc your stuck in the same spot
I worked as an Amazon driver while i was on vacation from fedex express and let me say this i glad i didn't quit my day job..made me appreciate FedEx..fast food workers in Cali make more than Amazon drivers
@@jonlong5541 def crazy
Imagine finishing work at like 11pm.....go home to eat dinner and rest, only to get up at 5am to go to work!!
Bruh I work at the one in Atlanta Georgia and i quit also because it’s not the dats da problem the problem is how Amazon gone hire all these folks and have a limited route so if you don’t get a route you have go home Amazon is not consistent fuck this place ya we make 20.25 now but dat don’t mean shit if yuh not working
💯
My parents had a rule, at age 18, we were gone. We were either joining the military, off the college and living in school on a full scholarship that we earned ourselves, or we joined the working rat race with some friends and pitched in together renting an apartment sharing the expenses.
That was it, that was the three choices my parents gave us when we turned 18. Noticed that none of these 3 choices said stay here and bank your money.! 😂😂
@@horacecomegna335 hahaha I get it, but hey you can always bunk with a roommate 💪💪
@ I joined the Air Force and retired from it after 23 years of service in 2009. 🤣🤣🤣 My parents put a fire under our asses by making us grow up early in life.
@@horacecomegna335 thank you for your service !
I remember working at a Amazon facility, my a co worker was whining about the job and how she was going to delivery, I was like are you sure about that. 😂
@@tokentroll literally 😂😂
My first day was June 4. They gave me 315 packages and said it was a level 1 nursery route
Holy crap man!! I’m so sorry this happened 😩
Run dude. They bogus for that.
lol a nursery route would be more like 90 stops and 120 packages
@@ployth9000 I took pictures of all of the papers they gave us with the pouches. Complete bs
My nursery route was around 170, but 315? F that!
been doing delivery for 3 years, shits ass and yeah the money is legit the only thing thats the positve part. legit everything else is insane. even if you feel your way of quitting was rude or shitty or whatever, keep in mind they would boot you off the job and find your replacement before that wawa trip was even done. im looking for something now and as soon as im like 95% sure i have the new job im getting outta there fr
@@TheMeatMan3 3 years is a long time I have so much respect for you. Hang in there and keep applying at different places 💪
It looks like your DSP sucked. The contractor can make or break the job for sure, and this gig isn't forever.
@@Coffee_n_Fitness agreed to both
It’s my 3rd week here and I cry all the time .(: I LOVE IT
They gave me a little rental van with no shelving. 19 bags and 40 overflow. i was banging my head on the roof, swelling. I was pulling packages out on the street to reach bags. horrible
I’m so sorry. Hang in there and do what you can. I remember that feeling like it was yesterday
I ain't even start and i wana quit already, all the steps they want you to follow before you even see a paycheck
@@summerbaby21 so sorry to hear this I was the same way 😩
I cant wait for my first day 😊 my personal best was 196 stops with 70 group stops and 345 pks in 260 location i dont even see steps in apartments buildings and didnt even start hypothetically though i could fit 410 pks in a cargo van
Good luck.
Thank you for telling the truth!!!!!!!
No problem!!
Amazon delivery is nothing more than an accident of some kind waiting to happen.
Right ! Appreciate you watching 💪
@@thomasgamba9252 Thank you for such a great accurate video, everything you said was the complete truth and exactly the same schedule I have that is horrible and the constant rushing, rescuing and browbeating. Glad to hear you made something positive out of the experience and got to own your own home and business. I really like the way you quit too! Thanks again!
@@michaelethangross3395 thank you so much !!!
I got heat stress last Tuesday.
It’s simple not easy 😂
True 😂😂
Exactly....everyone can do this job...but this jobs not for everyone......hate every minute of it
Try working at FedEx I had 225 stops I had one house who ordered 9 heavy ass boxes of patio steps and it was 109 degrees out, Customers stood by watching me drag them to the front door
Those were the worst especially with overflow
I leave packages at the bottom of the steps fuck em
Well shit they ain’t getting paid to help you, it’s your problem not theirs
shit be funny to me lmao. I think its mad ez. Mfers who never sweat at work before think its slavery lmao. I will say im blessed to have a good dsp tho. Ive heard horror stories, but thats the company NOT the job/role.
I seen drivers jack off in the van lol
lol you definitely a slave.. I like how sweating is correlated with work. Just say you like the fields my guy. But I know for a fact then 4 10s kicking y’all ass. If you ever worked you can see it in peoples faces lol.. But bills and pride keep people in the loop. Good luck out there!
What kind of business do you do?
Dog boarding business
I believe I heard him say he boards dogs, and heard him say it's successful
Yes! On my 2nd year! I absolutely love it!
The way that you left, were you able to get your last pay check?
@@domiven7 yes
I haven't heard one positive review of an amazon job
@@christiandeee6058 agreed
Now they are doing stand by days a lot
What’s that?
@@thomasgamba9252 where u come in and help load out and get paid for 2hrs . I think the ppl that’s been there a while gets the hrs . But I came back to fed ex . Amazon plays too many games now
Its unfortunately what they want you to do. Why do you think all of the rules comparatively to UPS basically don't exist? Hell you can get ripped on your route and no one bats an eye unless you get in an accident. Try something like that at UPS. Amazon did what they did so they could get the bottom of the barrel drivers that other driver jobs don't want. Plain and simple.
Yeah Amazon was def Ruff I don’t miss it. But I always say to people who hate it. Hang in there 💪
meh I like it, its hard work reminds me of my infantry deployment...
@@bostonswift thank you for your service!
@thomasgamba9252 your welcome I appreciate that.🫡
Sucks paying for something to have it thrown and broken on my porch
Well stop ordering stupid shit
You can return it, they do do returns for damaged boxes/products
Thank you for choosing amazon.
honestly, that isnt the driver. If he tossed your package a few feet and it was broken, I promise you that it was broken prior to being on delivery truck. Those things go thru hell before we even pull them out of the tote. Drivers cant do any worse than whats already been done is my point. Either poor packaging from the seller, or it just got crushed in transit.
ups doesnt make A LOT more than amazon. idk why people think that.
Yes they do...
@@KyyaJoon what is A LOT more to you? 2-3$ per hour? to drive a step van?
@@Megatraum504 you do know they get paid up to 35 an hour right? Maybe the state you stay in is behind
@@KyyaJoon lol not here.
@@Megatraum504 youre in the wrong state my brother. Fedex and ups can get you up there when it comes to pay, its just harder work than Amazon. So the drivers complaining wouldve even be able to handle a day in one of those vans... Smh
I would miss the dog 🐕😢...
@@ChristopherY-wc3uf hahaha thanks for watching
Mexican the night before... Hot swamp.
This comment made me laugh 😂
First
Yooooo
A lot of lazy people need rescues
@@famip3679 I needed one 😂
thats my biggest complaint when i work. I NEVER been rescued but ive done them countless times in my 4-5 months of being here.
they should ONLY prioritize those slow mfers to be rescuers. Like if someone who needed a rescue finishes quick one day, they 100% should be doing a rescue
Were all slaves in this world to them
@@dirtygrizzly4219 this is true
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂