Why does everyone need credit now a days? I'm a volunteer EMT who does not get paid and I don't look for credit/thank you's yet I work in all sorts of weather and in all sorts of emergencies. He's getting paid to do a job he chose to do. Credit is only due when you go above and beyond your job because going above and beyond is not part of your job title.
@@CookieSlinger that’s my opinion. I know he wasn’t looking for it. Just based on what he was talking about , I can’t imagine doing that line of work in a daily basis. Why you hating that I’m giving him and Amazon drivers credit?
no one gets enough credit lol i work for my local town doing sewer water and roads everyone just bitches yet i work 100s of hours of overtime a year plowing roads and maintaining sewer lift stations and fixing water main breaks all this can happen during crazy storms cold weather super hot i get called at 2 in the morning to go pull a lift station pump covered in shit and have to fix it... yet local people to my town just complain on the village page over the tiny little thing lol not really complaining i mean i do get paid but its just funny that those same people will talk about how hard the bigby girls work yet in the same week complain about the village workers....
What a difference to deliveries in Germany! It's very rare for an Amazon parcel to be left on our doorstep. It is either left with the recipient or a neighbor or dropped in the letterbox.
As a mail guy, I recommend nitrile gloves/latex gloves as a base, they work better then anything and still being able to go through mail so will be good for packages too, and fly fishing gloves if its really cold, check em out!
I always have a massive amount of respect for all deliveries workers. Amazon, Post Office, Truckers, Food, you name it. Lots of people rely on them for their daily meals, meds, and wants.
One big drawback to the EDV is that driving faster on the highway drains the battery faster, and the heating also takes away range. My DSP is pretty good about switching my route in the country for a route in the city so that I can stay in the EDV, and the step van driver can have an easy day. Even though I get put in the city, I still have a bit of a commute to make on the highway. I just stay on the service road or a boulevard heading the same direction. Saves me about 50 miles
Super Rural zone for me - Amazon Flex. During a recent storm 4 hour blocks were going for $180, and *nobody* took them. That should say enough about how Super Rural zones are handled here! The station never closes even when multiple roads are closed, but the Flex drivers here have learned the hard way that it's not worth wrecking one's car or getting stuck for hours for any money! Especially since we still get punished for returned packages!
As a van driver you flex guys don’t get enough credit, it’s super sketchy driving personal cars since everyone nowadays are so quick to violence on anyone trespassing and lots of people don’t even know what flex is yet. Stay safe if your still doin it bro
@@saxo7667 True, but if a DSP ever took over, I honestly don't see how any of the step vans could make it on these roads. UPS out here has a special rigged up 4x4 truck with a tall container on the back of it - very funky [recently got a pic of one], and their step vans only deliver to places they've already "blessed" as safe. There's a lot of places where residents have to go into town to the UPS Store to pick up their packages because their vehicles simply can't make it. That said, Southern Hostility is definitely reserved for us Flex drivers. Our station recently gave out giant magnets that say Amazon Flex on them. I use 6 magnets that say Deliver Driver on them as nobody here has a clue what Flex means and having our "unmarked" cars drive the 1/4 mile up their driveway w/o cell service and off leash dogs and owners coming out with side arms, is always an interesting experience. I even bought - on eBay! - an Amazon DSP ball cap that matches the DSP/Flex vests we wear. I have my blinkers on when I'm coming up onto their property...everyone just assumes the worst. :(
your videos are a breath of fresh air. I hope most people would kindly leave snacks by the doors for the wonderful people who delivers what we order. you deserve a HELLL YEAHHH!!!!!!
I know I'm from the northern tip of Illinois but our district policy only if there another hazard other than the snow and the roads are not clears, we can have a foot of snow and still have school, but a state of emergency is wild.
Just got hired at Amazon a month ago and your videos inspire me to go hard ! Keep up the good work bro ! My dsp is chill and pays me 22 an hour so my checks come out awesome lol
I know you probably hear this a lot but because of this channel, im going for this job. Need a job where I can be independent and rely on myself. I know it wont be easy but these vids really motivate me. Interview is next week, hopefully I get the job. Cheers brotha.
I only recently started doordashing for couple hours per day as an upcoming high school graduate and now I kinda realize how much respect people like you deserve. Delivering so much for so long is pretty stressful to say the least
@@CookieSlinger This isn't at all easy work either....? Just because its not straight up manual labor it doesn't mean its not hard work lmao you sound so stupid. If I had to guess you must have a minimum wage paying blue collar job and this is how you take your frustration out. Be a better person and maybe you'll enjoy your life a little more.
As an Amazon customer. I really appreciate your video. I always wanted to say that i thank you each and everyone of you for the hard work that you do and to all of those around the world no matter where you are i hope your customers also appriciate your hard work along with Amazon.
I dunno why this came up on my front page, but this was relaxing to watch. Of course, be safe out there! If the snow seems too thick or im just not sure if theres ice, i crouch down like an old person, really helps with my balance!
dang i cant believe u stuck it out this long. My dispatcher said the avg driver lasts 6months. Great content, man. I could never eat on my route just fluids so i'm always amazed how much u can put away and still be fit😄safe travels Chris
I'm going on 2.5 years now. It definitely sucks sometimes but it beats standing in a warehouse for 12 hours, which is pretty much the other options in my area.
watched a couple of your videos tonight and HAD to subscribe. Love the content, love the work you do and I'm sure I speak for many when I say your work is appreciated and thank you! Keep up the good work and amazing content!
Used to work at two Amazon locations in Logan Township, NJ, was promoted as a Quality Assurance accociate and yes it was during the holidays, awesome pay but its brutal naturally we were understaffed and the influx of new employees makinf mistakes, I remember one customer got like a 50 inch TV which they didny buy but hey unless they gave it back Happy Holidays to them hahahaha , mad respect for what you do ^^😄😄😄😄
Dang, I used to live in New Jersey most of my life and its sad to hear them declare a state of emergency for such little snow. Back in the day it would take at least 6-8 inches before the schools were like "meh, maybe a 2 hour delay I guess" and for businesses to be like "maybe dont come in today or at least be careful on the way here"
Its because of Murphy and his incompetence on Nov. 15, 2018. One cannot overstate just how ridiculous that was. We had warnings for a snowstorm, Murphy wanted to save on the budget and was gambling the snow storm wouldn't come. He told all salts and plows to stay off the road over night. Come morning it was clear by the snow in NY/CT/MA north NJ was going to get hit hard. Murphy still had stand down order and did not authorize emergency vehicles to treat the roads. He did not give them the authorization until close to 12 pm. By that time it was way too late and was one of the worst storms for accidents we had ever seen. Peak snowfall wasn't even 6 inches. Why did Murphy not give an order until nearly 12 pm? He was out partying like it was NYE on November 14th, 2018 in AC and hung over. Now he is as quick as can be to declare state of emergencies.
yeah I'm a rural driver and its pretty brutal, having to back down a dirt road for like half a mile for every stop is pretty annoying but it gets insane at night trying to back up and having no visibility, the countryside is another kind of dark. plus were in rental vans they most don't even have working break lights or reverse lights so there isnt any light coming from the back and is next to imposable to see
You should add a pair of YakTrax to your gear. They really help in the snow and ice. As security, we have to wear them around our sites and they really help a bunch.
Cool video, it's still funny to see how others cope in these weather conditions. For us it's not just 1 inch of snow but 40 and its a normal day for us. The slippery stairs are not a problem for us because the owner of the house has to ensure that the paths in his house are de-iced. The city has to do everything else like sidewalks. If you are injured, you can sue for damages.
Great working experience, your working environment is much more relaxed than most developing countries, comfortable working environment, work vehicle, clear house number. No stairs, no phone calls. It's important to be born in a free and relaxed country. It will make your life a lot easier and happier. Born in China, you will suffer a lot.
Very different delivery method to Europe - here the delivery men always ring the doorbell and hand it over in person. Signatures are not always required, but very rarely is the parcel left on the doorsteps. If noone is home, then usually the package is dropped off at the nearest postal office and a note is left to the owner to go and pick it up.
I would prefer this. I hate having signature required package delivery attempts when I'm at work. Then they try again the next day...at the exact same time of day.
The biggest reason why delivery drivers in the US struggle in snowy conditions is because of the lack of Winter tires on their vehicles. I live in Norway and right now we have gotten 1.5m of snow to even 2m in some places of the country. I delivered mail and packages for about 2 years and the winter definitely had its beat on me. Luckily for me we had to use our personal cars which meant I had good tires for the conditions so it didn’t really suck to drive and have gotten through everything. ( I use studded winter tires on my 4wd Audi ) Sooo when I heard you say 3 inches and state of emergency, I thought it was a joke in the start 😅 maybe that is something the US could improve on and take from us European countries. Either way, this was definitely an interesting video. Keep up the good work!
New upload from the 🐐 lets go. Could feel your disappointment at the lack of snow lol. It's snowy here too. At least it wasn't raining! 6:43 - Funny you mention that. All drivers are different and I love being out in the middle of nowhere in tough conditions. I get the AWD van and basically drive through the forest 30+ mins from the station. Those are the fun days 🤙
Is so nice the Rivian delivery trucks are so quiet....we get a lot of deliveries at our condos. And its noticable how nice the lack of noise is with the EV's coming into our neightborhood.
It is inspiring to see people who truly love what they do, since finding a job that you love and that fulfills your passion can be a lengthy process, and sometimes you don't find it. The more passionate you are about what you do, the more likely you are to succeed.
Ay Chris I try to watch when I can! I work for the Cleveland station and man I'm surprised they still had us deliver, I'm just glad I wasn't stuck on a rural route!
Watching from the UK as a delivery driver, I can't believe you can just dump the packages on someone's porch/front door take a pic and that's it "delivered", without knocking on the customers door and hand them the parcel. No wonder so many porch pirates steal packages, you are literally leaving it for ANYONE to take, HOW is this a secure delivery????
So that snowstorm today made me think of this.. I'm excited for the new video testing the Rivian if you were planning to make one. Great content as always 😀
U know i delivered for Amazon dsps for 3 and a half years 180 stops 200 stops daily 240 300 packages idk how you can even take your time like that i remember regularly having to not eat no lunch just to get done in under the 10 hours you show it so casual yet my experience was so drastically different very interesting...
Whats up Chris, haven't seen any new videos from you in a while. Are we going to see any new content from you soon? Thank you for all of the content that you have provided!!! Been a sub for almost a year!!!!
A lot of snow came down on Friday the 12th here in MI and we were all called back to the station at 5. Much of that snow is still on the ground, people are just not bothering with their walkways.
I have an idea for your company, they should add like 2 people one is the driver and the other is the delivery guy so it would be much more faster besides being solo
What's great about deliveries in the US is, you don't wait for anyone to "receive" the package. You just drop and go. And you can even double park? Holy cow. If it were me, I'd be done with the truckload in half a day.
cool dude, I had the same job as amazon delivery driver I loved it but I did it actually in Europe in Austria, interesting seeing the similarities and the differences. I also made a few videos about it. But this new EV Van is fantastic, I wish I could try them out, looks like a fun experience
Finally quit after 9 months of 12hr shifts with nearly no breaks, in some super unsafe places in the UK, getting home at 10pm every night. Feels good 😎
I used to work as a delivery driver in the city. Black fridays and christmas time was the worst. Wasn't always enojyable running 10 flights of stairs hauling anywhere from 1 to 200 pounds 8 hours a day with my socks wet. 10 inches of snow outside. It was mad. Delivering to suburbs was chill though. At least I didn't have to go to the gym afterwards.
i imagine you said frig this amazon garbage. crazy how bad working for amazon is. grind harder then any other delivery service, almost double the stops, but pay next to a walmart or cvs associate. trash company
I work for German DHL and we deliver half of the Amazon packages ourselves..Amazon fuckin sucks ass here and they just leave packages without ringing the bell at all! As you see in the video Amazon delivery only drop and take a picture not caring who will steal it..At least we leave it where the customer has a special area to leave it if not WE ALWAYS ring the bell! But you are a super nice guy and delivery driver for sure!!! Respect!
Dutch DHL here, find it interesting also since here we do have to ring and wait for people to open and hand it over personally. Well of course, in theory, but a lot of drivers (incl. me) do it, though at nicer neighborhoods and rural areas i do leave it behind in a safe spot, out of sight from road, if they arent home. However we dont have a thing where we can take a picture and leave it behind, only if the customer has asked for us to do so Quite weird seeing the difference in working methods from across the pond
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It's been freezing out lately ❄ Stay warm out there everyone 🔥
nice video
Hey Chris I really like your videos tomorrow is my third training day at the Bronx
@@gwa887 best of luck!
hey Chris. what to expect on day 2 training? thanks
W bodyarmor I love that drink
When you walked Into that 1 guy’s office, I thought this was an episode of Hoarders. 😲😂
😅
Same, lol...I was like: bro, clean up a little bit.
Very interesting space lol..
I bet he's a genius though
Did he say "big box of whipetts"?
You guys don’t get enough credit and that when you do it’s still not enough. Kudos to you guys delivering for Amazon to make ppl happy
Why does everyone need credit now a days? I'm a volunteer EMT who does not get paid and I don't look for credit/thank you's yet I work in all sorts of weather and in all sorts of emergencies. He's getting paid to do a job he chose to do. Credit is only due when you go above and beyond your job because going above and beyond is not part of your job title.
@@CookieSlinger that’s my opinion. I know he wasn’t looking for it. Just based on what he was talking about , I can’t imagine doing that line of work in a daily basis. Why you hating that I’m giving him and Amazon drivers credit?
no one gets enough credit lol i work for my local town doing sewer water and roads everyone just bitches yet i work 100s of hours of overtime a year plowing roads and maintaining sewer lift stations and fixing water main breaks all this can happen during crazy storms cold weather super hot i get called at 2 in the morning to go pull a lift station pump covered in shit and have to fix it... yet local people to my town just complain on the village page over the tiny little thing lol not really complaining i mean i do get paid but its just funny that those same people will talk about how hard the bigby girls work yet in the same week complain about the village workers....
@@CookieSlinger thank you for what you do
@@CookieSlinger Poor guy, you deserve credit too
What a difference to deliveries in Germany! It's very rare for an Amazon parcel to be left on our doorstep. It is either left with the recipient or a neighbor or dropped in the letterbox.
Your lying Amazon deliveries ONLY leave the package without even trying to ring the bell!
In Sweden they often leave you to collect it at nearby shops and grocery stores
Usually they get thrown or kicked at the front door and then they get praised for doing so
Also hier bei uns werden die Pakete mittlerweile auch einfach vor der Tür abgelegt. Es wird zwar geklingelt, aber der Bote geht dann auch direkt 🤷♂
@@Wubbadubbadubdubur American so u know how American Amazon works it’s prob not the same thing in other countries
As a mail guy, I recommend nitrile gloves/latex gloves as a base, they work better then anything and still being able to go through mail so will be good for packages too, and fly fishing gloves if its really cold, check em out!
I always have a massive amount of respect for all deliveries workers. Amazon, Post Office, Truckers, Food, you name it. Lots of people rely on them for their daily meals, meds, and wants.
One big drawback to the EDV is that driving faster on the highway drains the battery faster, and the heating also takes away range. My DSP is pretty good about switching my route in the country for a route in the city so that I can stay in the EDV, and the step van driver can have an easy day.
Even though I get put in the city, I still have a bit of a commute to make on the highway. I just stay on the service road or a boulevard heading the same direction. Saves me about 50 miles
yep. came back with 53% at the end of thhe day
Do you have heating and if so did u use it ? @@LaosHouse
You guys work so incredibly hard. Salute to you and many thanks.
Super Rural zone for me - Amazon Flex. During a recent storm 4 hour blocks were going for $180, and *nobody* took them. That should say enough about how Super Rural zones are handled here! The station never closes even when multiple roads are closed, but the Flex drivers here have learned the hard way that it's not worth wrecking one's car or getting stuck for hours for any money! Especially since we still get punished for returned packages!
yeah. these packages can wait!
As a van driver you flex guys don’t get enough credit, it’s super sketchy driving personal cars since everyone nowadays are so quick to violence on anyone trespassing and lots of people don’t even know what flex is yet. Stay safe if your still doin it bro
@@saxo7667 True, but if a DSP ever took over, I honestly don't see how any of the step vans could make it on these roads. UPS out here has a special rigged up 4x4 truck with a tall container on the back of it - very funky [recently got a pic of one], and their step vans only deliver to places they've already "blessed" as safe. There's a lot of places where residents have to go into town to the UPS Store to pick up their packages because their vehicles simply can't make it.
That said, Southern Hostility is definitely reserved for us Flex drivers. Our station recently gave out giant magnets that say Amazon Flex on them. I use 6 magnets that say Deliver Driver on them as nobody here has a clue what Flex means and having our "unmarked" cars drive the 1/4 mile up their driveway w/o cell service and off leash dogs and owners coming out with side arms, is always an interesting experience. I even bought - on eBay! - an Amazon DSP ball cap that matches the DSP/Flex vests we wear. I have my blinkers on when I'm coming up onto their property...everyone just assumes the worst. :(
your videos are a breath of fresh air. I hope most people would kindly leave snacks by the doors for the wonderful people who delivers what we order.
you deserve a HELLL YEAHHH!!!!!!
Dang the 9:38 mark . I could never work in that condition let alone ever step 1 foot in there .
I thought the same thing, I could never do it
Shouldn't he blur out the faces?
@@ad3mn kind of weird to film in someones apartment too
This guy is working out of that place, its just paperwork everywhere not filthy and rotten food
State of emergency for 3 inches of snow lmfao growing up in Wisconsin we walked/drove to school in that daily during the winter 😂
Being from Wisconsin i can confirm that school doesn't cancel for a little bit of snow or cold
This!
and then you watched your drunk father beat ur mother after getting kicked out of 6 bars all on the same block
@@chaserohon5015 damn bruh we aren’t really talking about me are we… it’s ok to get it out hopefully you’re feeling better.
I know I'm from the northern tip of Illinois but our district policy only if there another hazard other than the snow and the roads are not clears, we can have a foot of snow and still have school, but a state of emergency is wild.
Just got hired at Amazon a month ago and your videos inspire me to go hard ! Keep up the good work bro ! My dsp is chill and pays me 22 an hour so my checks come out awesome lol
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@@mekbeats8795 brokie
I know you probably hear this a lot but because of this channel, im going for this job. Need a job where I can be independent and rely on myself. I know it wont be easy but these vids really motivate me. Interview is next week, hopefully I get the job. Cheers brotha.
I just saw one an Electric Van in Minnesota today, and was wondering these questions. Damn AI! Thanks for the upload
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You seem like a very nice guy and it was a total treat to watch your workday :) Keep on trucking and keep safe. xoxo from Zagreb, Croatia
7:05 that third person GTA view, nice xD
Was that a drone
@@christopherjameswright9614 No probably a camera on a stick
@@christopherjameswright9614that type of camera has a “invisible” stick so it kinda looks like a drone
Actually pretty weird for your delivery driver to have
I only recently started doordashing for couple hours per day as an upcoming high school graduate and now I kinda realize how much respect people like you deserve. Delivering so much for so long is pretty stressful to say the least
I was pretty worried about becoming an Amazon driver but you make it seem manageable! I hope the 20 hours of training isn’t to boring.
No it’s hard hard work.
@@vandshome good thing I’m the hardest working person I know with a Can Do Attitude!
@@vandshome it's really not. Labor intensive sure. But not hard. This work is what slaves would be doing.
@@vandshome you think that's "hard hard" work? lmao that's pretty pathetic.
@@CookieSlinger This isn't at all easy work either....? Just because its not straight up manual labor it doesn't mean its not hard work lmao you sound so stupid. If I had to guess you must have a minimum wage paying blue collar job and this is how you take your frustration out. Be a better person and maybe you'll enjoy your life a little more.
As an Amazon customer. I really appreciate your video. I always wanted to say that i thank you each and everyone of you for the hard work that you do and to all of those around the world no matter where you are i hope your customers also appriciate your hard work along with Amazon.
That VACUUM CLEANING store reminds me of Breaking Bad 😂 8:19
probably is lool...
Hello, I need a dust filter for my Hoover Max Extract Pressure Pro Model 60, can you help me with that?
@@vaultboy1419
Yes - pls come to exit xx at 2.30 with your belongings near the bridge
Come alone 😎
I dunno why this came up on my front page, but this was relaxing to watch. Of course, be safe out there! If the snow seems too thick or im just not sure if theres ice, i crouch down like an old person, really helps with my balance!
dang i cant believe u stuck it out this long. My dispatcher said the avg driver lasts 6months. Great content, man. I could never eat on my route just fluids so i'm always amazed how much u can put away and still be fit😄safe travels Chris
i lasted 1 😅
I'm going on 2.5 years now. It definitely sucks sometimes but it beats standing in a warehouse for 12 hours, which is pretty much the other options in my area.
He did go through 2-3 DSPs though to find one that's bearable to work with 😅
Out of all the delivery companies you guys are the most respectful, thank you.
What about trucker that get you your fucking food
@@tysonpost9406 they mean people that deliver to your doorstep. chill lol
watched a couple of your videos tonight and HAD to subscribe. Love the content, love the work you do and I'm sure I speak for many when I say your work is appreciated and thank you! Keep up the good work and amazing content!
Start driving on Thursday. Enjoy your videos a lot. They really are some of the better videos on this platform👍
this comment means a lot. thank you for noticing 🥺
My european mind cant comprehend that US ppl actually go to Burgerking for like lunch on a workday
A lot of us in the USA think the same.
Excited for your next vid. Your positivity is contagious.
Used to work at two Amazon locations in Logan Township, NJ, was promoted as a Quality Assurance accociate and yes it was during the holidays, awesome pay but its brutal naturally we were understaffed and the influx of new employees makinf mistakes, I remember one customer got like a 50 inch TV which they didny buy but hey unless they gave it back Happy Holidays to them hahahaha , mad respect for what you do ^^😄😄😄😄
Don't they have XL delivery stations for something that big?
Dang, I used to live in New Jersey most of my life and its sad to hear them declare a state of emergency for such little snow. Back in the day it would take at least 6-8 inches before the schools were like "meh, maybe a 2 hour delay I guess" and for businesses to be like "maybe dont come in today or at least be careful on the way here"
It didn’t affect anything whatsoever. I learned to just ignore those warnings here lol.
It was confusing for me as well.
Its because of Murphy and his incompetence on Nov. 15, 2018.
One cannot overstate just how ridiculous that was. We had warnings for a snowstorm, Murphy wanted to save on the budget and was gambling the snow storm wouldn't come. He told all salts and plows to stay off the road over night. Come morning it was clear by the snow in NY/CT/MA north NJ was going to get hit hard. Murphy still had stand down order and did not authorize emergency vehicles to treat the roads. He did not give them the authorization until close to 12 pm. By that time it was way too late and was one of the worst storms for accidents we had ever seen.
Peak snowfall wasn't even 6 inches.
Why did Murphy not give an order until nearly 12 pm? He was out partying like it was NYE on November 14th, 2018 in AC and hung over. Now he is as quick as can be to declare state of emergencies.
Hello chris its been a couple months hopefully you didn't get in trouble for making videos hopefully you can upload more and update on what's going on
yeah I'm a rural driver and its pretty brutal, having to back down a dirt road for like half a mile for every stop is pretty annoying but it gets insane at night trying to back up and having no visibility, the countryside is another kind of dark. plus were in rental vans they most don't even have working break lights or reverse lights so there isnt any light coming from the back and is next to imposable to see
i pray everyday that i get a normal house route but it doesn't happen
Bro the worst part is worrying about loose dogs them MFS be ruthless
You should add a pair of YakTrax to your gear. They really help in the snow and ice. As security, we have to wear them around our sites and they really help a bunch.
Addicted to your videos since I began to work as an amazon delivery driver 😂
appreciate it gabriel
How you like it so far?
Cool video, it's still funny to see how others cope in these weather conditions. For us it's not just 1 inch of snow but 40 and its a normal day for us. The slippery stairs are not a problem for us because the owner of the house has to ensure that the paths in his house are de-iced. The city has to do everything else like sidewalks. If you are injured, you can sue for damages.
Great working experience, your working environment is much more relaxed than most developing countries, comfortable working environment, work vehicle, clear house number. No stairs, no phone calls. It's important to be born in a free and relaxed country. It will make your life a lot easier and happier. Born in China, you will suffer a lot.
Where you been bro, you’re ok?
this channel made him like 27k and probably still keeps making him money which is prob why he stopped
Very different delivery method to Europe - here the delivery men always ring the doorbell and hand it over in person. Signatures are not always required, but very rarely is the parcel left on the doorsteps. If noone is home, then usually the package is dropped off at the nearest postal office and a note is left to the owner to go and pick it up.
Yeah, that seems like a big pain. Here you can have anything delivered to your door. In some cities they have problems with theives, though.
I would prefer this. I hate having signature required package delivery attempts when I'm at work. Then they try again the next day...at the exact same time of day.
We used to put on snow tires with little metal studs in them
back in the 60s/70s. Never seem to see them anymore.
They worked well but weren't really great for the roads.
The biggest reason why delivery drivers in the US struggle in snowy conditions is because of the lack of Winter tires on their vehicles. I live in Norway and right now we have gotten 1.5m of snow to even 2m in some places of the country. I delivered mail and packages for about 2 years and the winter definitely had its beat on me. Luckily for me we had to use our personal cars which meant I had good tires for the conditions so it didn’t really suck to drive and have gotten through everything. ( I use studded winter tires on my 4wd Audi )
Sooo when I heard you say 3 inches and state of emergency, I thought it was a joke in the start 😅 maybe that is something the US could improve on and take from us European countries. Either way, this was definitely an interesting video. Keep up the good work!
New upload from the 🐐 lets go. Could feel your disappointment at the lack of snow lol. It's snowy here too. At least it wasn't raining!
6:43 - Funny you mention that. All drivers are different and I love being out in the middle of nowhere in tough conditions. I get the AWD van and basically drive through the forest 30+ mins from the station. Those are the fun days 🤙
I don't think I've ever done a route in the middle of nowhere. seems like a vibe
Is so nice the Rivian delivery trucks are so quiet....we get a lot of deliveries at our condos. And its noticable how nice the lack of noise is with the EV's coming into our neightborhood.
It just so satisfying to watch these man video
Chris needs to do a second food review channel.
It is inspiring to see people who truly love what they do, since finding a job that you love and that fulfills your passion can be a lengthy process, and sometimes you don't find it. The more passionate you are about what you do, the more likely you are to succeed.
3 months hopefully they didn’t get you 😔
Nope 😪 still waiting. Please
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Ay Chris I try to watch when I can! I work for the Cleveland station and man I'm surprised they still had us deliver, I'm just glad I wasn't stuck on a rural route!
I was expecting some 300 pound League of Legends player behind that massive monitor and that... stuff, in their room
Watching from the UK as a delivery driver, I can't believe you can just dump the packages on someone's porch/front door take a pic and that's it "delivered", without knocking on the customers door and hand them the parcel.
No wonder so many porch pirates steal packages, you are literally leaving it for ANYONE to take, HOW is this a secure delivery????
ameridumbs living up to the name!
Porch delivery is an option if your neighborhood is safe, otherwise get it delivered at an Amazon drop off point.
I build these vans at the Rivian factory in Illinois, it's cool to see the drivers perspective on driving them!
We missed you bro 🙁 comeback pls ❤️🙂
So that snowstorm today made me think of this.. I'm excited for the new video testing the Rivian if you were planning to make one. Great content as always 😀
You’ve abandoned us 😢
This video kept on going on my fyp for the past week, so you know I had to watch it
whos watching in august 2024 👇😂
ME
U know i delivered for Amazon dsps for 3 and a half years 180 stops 200 stops daily 240 300 packages idk how you can even take your time like that i remember regularly having to not eat no lunch just to get done in under the 10 hours you show it so casual yet my experience was so drastically different very interesting...
Probably dense areas.
Not all routes are the same
Did amazon put the kibosh on the videos and silence you? They can be nasty
dude this vid was honestly so good and i wish you the best man. thanks for the entertainment
I feel bad for people who work at Amazon in the snow
Whats up Chris, haven't seen any new videos from you in a while. Are we going to see any new content from you soon? Thank you for all of the content that you have provided!!! Been a sub for almost a year!!!!
i miss ur vids man wya!!!
I love this electric because it shows you the direction what house first to deliver and nice content btw from Toronto
Hope you're doing okay its been awhile since you posted 🙏🏻
A lot of snow came down on Friday the 12th here in MI and we were all called back to the station at 5. Much of that snow is still on the ground, people are just not bothering with their walkways.
It's been a while since we had a lot of snow fall down.
Where did bro go? 😢
Here for the same reason… favorite TH-camr to pass the time.
yup no idea was wondering same question
hope he is ok
Wooow its very nice, thats it an electric delivery car ! this is awesome, greetings from Hungary / Europe :) cool video
Hope you Will be back soon
I have an idea for your company, they should add like 2 people one is the driver and the other is the delivery guy so it would be much more faster besides being solo
You still workin' for a DSP or nah?
Hey been 3 months. Where you at what you doing?
I like your video you’re very friendly and humble keep up the great work! Greetings from Miami Florida stay warm and drive safely
Where have you been been three months?😢
I was an Amazon driver for a few. If you’re in the same shoes.. find a real career don’t get stuck in that comfortable life fellas!
yo bro where are you ?
Yay new video! Always love your content Chris!
np google slide guy
Where are you bro? Miss the vids
What's great about deliveries in the US is, you don't wait for anyone to "receive" the package. You just drop and go. And you can even double park? Holy cow. If it were me, I'd be done with the truckload in half a day.
There could be an F-5 tornado going on outside and Amazon would make y’all deliver still 😂
They had people delivering during Hurricane Nicole here in Florida. It might have been Flex drivers only, but unsafe regardless.
@@botld92z and they’re all about safety 🤣🤣
At FedEx, I delivered thru 2 major hurricanes in NJ... State Trooper said go home when he saw me😅
Lol 1-3 inches of snow being an emergency. That makes me chuckle as a Minnesotan. That's a typical winter day for us.
Laughs in Canadian. Good video. They say if you love your job you'll never work a day.
LOL!!!! State of emergency for 1 to 3 inches!!!! Here in Minnesota thats a monday! Heck even after 6+ inches of snow we still wont cancel school!
"teslas are dying and the tesla chargers dont work" lmao bit of an exaggeration, cool video!
yeah they aren't dying at all. It was just a subset of low quality chargers. Nothing to do with electric itself, just the quality
Congrats on 300K views, you deserve it
what happened to this channel?
He said "Hey guys Chris here" instead of "hey guys ChrisFix here" so TH-cam had to take him down
cool dude, I had the same job as amazon delivery driver I loved it but I did it actually in Europe in Austria, interesting seeing the similarities and the differences. I also made a few videos about it. But this new EV Van is fantastic, I wish I could try them out, looks like a fun experience
hey man miss your video are you allright
Tip for ya..I know these carriers tell you to back as least as possible but back into every driveway you can it will save you some headaches
Why i deliver in Florida.Fuck all that lol.
the songs give it that christmas vibe! this my fav ep already and im in the beginning lol
Amazon asked him to stop, he updated on Instagram. Then he got booted.
Proof?
I can’t wait for more vlogs from you man 😁
2 months without video, how sad...
Hi Anna I missed you 😅
Finally quit after 9 months of 12hr shifts with nearly no breaks, in some super unsafe places in the UK, getting home at 10pm every night. Feels good 😎
14:36 do it
These are really interesting videos to watch. And nice Sugar Hill Gang reference at 9:55
Aint no amazon truck if it aint got no piss bottles in it
Never related to a comment so much before 😂
How do these drivers go about 💩?
I use to carry an empty gallon with me at all times. Quick piss and back to delivering lol good times
I used to work as a delivery driver in the city. Black fridays and christmas time was the worst. Wasn't always enojyable running 10 flights of stairs hauling anywhere from 1 to 200 pounds 8 hours a day with my socks wet. 10 inches of snow outside. It was mad. Delivering to suburbs was chill though. At least I didn't have to go to the gym afterwards.
i imagine you said frig this amazon garbage. crazy how bad working for amazon is. grind harder then any other delivery service, almost double the stops, but pay next to a walmart or cvs associate. trash company
I work for German DHL and we deliver half of the Amazon packages ourselves..Amazon fuckin sucks ass here and they just leave packages without ringing the bell at all! As you see in the video Amazon delivery only drop and take a picture not caring who will steal it..At least we leave it where the customer has a special area to leave it if not WE ALWAYS ring the bell! But you are a super nice guy and delivery driver for sure!!! Respect!
Dutch DHL here, find it interesting also since here we do have to ring and wait for people to open and hand it over personally. Well of course, in theory, but a lot of drivers (incl. me) do it, though at nicer neighborhoods and rural areas i do leave it behind in a safe spot, out of sight from road, if they arent home. However we dont have a thing where we can take a picture and leave it behind, only if the customer has asked for us to do so
Quite weird seeing the difference in working methods from across the pond
did bro die or something or is he going to fumble this channel and a great opportunity?