I'm a driver helper for QCD out on the west coast! BUT MANNNN food service deliveries really EARN EVERY dollar. This job isn't for everyone, but over all its a pretty good job!!!
I worked for Sysco (shitco) this year I was getting payed 1600 plus a week The more you ran through the route the more they gave you. I was put on multiple routes and at different shuttle sites. The backing I had to do was ridiculous. I hated subways and the notorious Jersey mikes. Every Saturday they were my last stop after 18 stops lol. They had 200 cases plus out of my region. My first day with no trailer experience they sent me out with a helper who never drove a truck lol.
Love to chop it up with you. I used to work for GFS in miami and broward county I have videos since 2015. You motivated me to get a TH-cam channel it’s Hustle spirit I will be posting soon. Keep posting 🙏🏾
The warehouse makes our job hard on how they stack or wrap the pallets. If it’s stacked & wrapped good, I’m dropping them pallets quick an im out.. But sh*t can get real lol better than a lot of food service jobs…
I used to do order selection for mb. Then Moved up to inventory control with the ilpn stuff with wms. Picking was good money but hard on the body. Inventory was fun at times. The work there never stops. I wouldnt suggest doing to long term picking wise. My pops is a truck driver for mb as well and he loves it.
Yea lift gate is cool… tell it stop working mid route lol… or you new to the job an they give you a route where you need an electric jack an they don’t even tell you. 300-500 cases that’s a pallet drop ends up having to be wheeled a block or two away. Definitely been there in my Sysco days 😂
I really think that maybe the easiest food service job that I have seen. I was sitting in the McDonald’s parking lot one evening and they pulled up. All of their pallets are prioritized and they just set them off the truck with a lift gate, and the employees come get the items. He had like 8 to 10 pallets that came off, and he was literally there like 10 to 15 minutes, so yes that job is probably by far the easiest I have seen.
@@Lonewolf_1776 yes I think you are right. I think they are palletized as well, and I wish they were closer to me cause I would easily go work for them.
So easy, I left after 1.5 years. 🤣 Awesome concept, “delivery on carts”. No handle, no shrink wrap, wheels don’t roll, no wheel, or all of those at once. I’ll take pallets and a dolly all day over the cart concept.
@@raworthyel3786 it sounds like a great thing but all those carts need to be picked up at each stop. If the guy that did the previous route didn’t pick up the carts you are picking up double the amount. You will be loading and unloading those carts at your first few stops until you have room.
I work at MB in California. McDonald’s deliveries are cake. Want something more labor intensive with Martin Brower? Do Chipotle routes. You’re touching every case, unless you know how to pop boxes off with your hand truck.
@@rkc6228 90 day probation you’re on call 6 out of 7 days. After that, if it’s time to bid for routes you can or bid for extra board. Depends on what works for your schedule outside of work.
just received a job offer at MB, they are hiring, they are always hiring, huge turnover with 90+ drivers at this facility, 10k sign on bonus, paid out over a year, $29.50 per hour to start, $34.50 after six months. average driver earning 100K a year. as for those carts they now have electric dollies that you can hook to carts to ease the push. plus electric pallets jacks for the soda and pallets. average stops on truck 3-5, i did 15 years at dominos, everything on hand trucks and 15-25 stops on truck, crazy hours and work but crazy $$$ too. come get yours and get paid to stay in shape. life is good.
ima tell yall right now, i used to work for PFG in Houston Tx and we'd see these guys wheeling in their pre-built carts while we were running 50lbs sacks of flour down the ramp. Their drivers AVERAGE $90k/year. Im getting this job. Ive worked for Sysco, PFG and Gordon's (formerly Glaziers) and MB is BY FAR the easiest, trust me.
So I’ve worked at a few foodservice companies. I worked at Martin brower ,it is by far the easiest tht I’ve worked at if you don’t mind being on the extra board for a few years or more not having a set schedule. Not gonna make a ton of money. Like low $60-$70 a year. Dcp is next easiest lift gates also their both great companies.
@@MrTuhefner extra board is for new drivers who don't have a set route,I'm out of Texas and for the most part they do shuttles usually an 8 hour day pays $300 a day flat rate at my location.
I worked in the food service for 20 years started with mclane grocery in Kissimmee fl gave them 15 years then went back home to New York and worked for Martin and to me Martin is the easiest food service company to work for that ramp takes a toll on your body and yea things could go wrong like it snapping on you and it has on me it’s not kool
What they don’t tell you those Martin brower have horrible work schedules here in California city of industry Chipotle routes start 7pm-10pm McDonald’s routes start 12am-3am You won’t have a life or able to spend time with your family . Sure you’ll make money once you get a route but won’t have family time .. I left after 2 weeks getting hired schedule wasn’t for me went back to LTL way easier about same pay nice schedule and weekends off.
I worked shamrock Foods in 2019 for about 6 months before moving out of Denver, I had a Mountain Routes Be in for work everyday around 2am usually at least 16/17 stops down the ramp juss you and you dolly most of my customers were ma and pa restaurants with stairs 😂 them winter days in Vail Colorado going down icy outdoor stairs with a 150+ pound load on the hand truck built character fasho 🤣 These type of jobs teach you bout adversity, I'm sure palletized must be at least a lil easier 🤞🏾 applying for MB we'll see
It depends on location they’re all different. Some do McDonald’s only, some do chik filet and chipotle, some are Union, and some are paid by the case instead of salary
Biggest cons are being on extra board for years until you get a set run ,being on call 24/7 especially your first couple years ,no weekends off ,no real life work balance.Pro’s good pay ,benefits etc etc
MB Is the military they pay every week but it’s not worth the time applying I worked there for about 3 months and said no they deliver for mcdonald’s you don’t offload you just bring It off the truck and they deliver to chick-fil-a that you have to offload and breakdown
If your ever looking for someone who can give you some insight on what is like to drive for Domino’s or Martin Brower I’ve worked for both companies. Hit me up anytime
Nah bro it just depends on location.. I live pa your first year you’ll make 100k to 135k !! And that’s on your first year in Martin browner plus free benefits can’t beat that
@@NSL8787 no offense bro , but dealing with snow and traffic , small streets , and upstairs,downstairs shit . I really think you should be making that money
Why don't you do a video on equipment like different two Wheelers ex: self stabilizer by magliner. Lift gate is great and you can use a u boat. You can customize your two Wheeler. I notice the guys in food service and beverage just do what they been trained. The ramp is a Ball buster.
Biggest con with Martin brower is being on extra board which could be for years and no real work life balance. I’m in Canada and looking at tim hortons private fleet lift gate and all pallets with electric jack . $30 to start $33.70 after 3 years plus all the benefits and what not . not all locations pay the same through some only pay $28 a hr depends where you live in the country
I got a friend that works at JBHUNT and from what I hear and from hearing about the account they just got they might be tapping into this kind of food service
Yeah I worked at MB in Conroe, Texas for 7 years it’s real easy and laid back but it does come with headaches…all the stops are live drops so you have to deal with a lot of different mgrs and their attitudes, and the money is good not great
What’s hard for you may not be so hard for someone else. Everybody’s different. With that said, food service in general is a very physically demanding job but I’ve heard plenty of guy’s who work for MB say it’s easier than some of the other food service companies.
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My DC it easy we don't have push carts we have electric pallet jack south carolina
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can you do National DCP?
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MB is switching over to pallets and electric pallet Jack's. Supposedly should be company wide by December 2024.
It looks to me like Martin brower, or little Cesar’s would be the easiest I have seen. Been doing it a little over a year for another company
I'm a driver helper for QCD out on the west coast! BUT MANNNN food service deliveries really EARN EVERY dollar. This job isn't for everyone, but over all its a pretty good job!!!
What QCD stand for?
@@steezy7460quality customs distribution
I worked for Sysco (shitco) this year
I was getting payed 1600 plus a week
The more you ran through the route the more they gave you. I was put on multiple routes and at different shuttle sites. The backing I had to do was ridiculous. I hated subways and the notorious Jersey mikes. Every Saturday they were my last stop after 18 stops lol. They had 200 cases plus out of my region. My first day with no trailer experience they sent me out with a helper who never drove a truck lol.
Every stop I dug for cases And what made me quit was that manual pallet jack with 22 stops lol. Hell nah
@@jeffharris2852 I’m there now. The digging and shit loading is what’s making me want to leave , where you at now
@@jeffharris2852 I worked for Reinhart for 2 1/2 years. Same BS. It's truly one of the toughest jobs there is...
Love to chop it up with you. I used to work for GFS in miami and broward county I have videos since 2015. You motivated me to get a TH-cam channel it’s Hustle spirit I will be posting soon. Keep posting 🙏🏾
💯I appreciate the support my guy. I’ll tap in with ya. 🙏🏾
The warehouse makes our job hard on how they stack or wrap the pallets. If it’s stacked & wrapped good, I’m dropping them pallets quick an im out.. But sh*t can get real lol better than a lot of food service jobs…
Yeah they single stop as far as I can remember
I bumped into a Martin brower driver and I’m now thinking about making that move
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I used to do order selection for mb. Then Moved up to inventory control with the ilpn stuff with wms. Picking was good money but hard on the body. Inventory was fun at times. The work there never stops. I wouldnt suggest doing to long term picking wise. My pops is a truck driver for mb as well and he loves it.
Yea lift gate is cool… tell it stop working mid route lol… or you new to the job an they give you a route where you need an electric jack an they don’t even tell you. 300-500 cases that’s a pallet drop ends up having to be wheeled a block or two away. Definitely been there in my Sysco days 😂
Yep 💯
I gave these food-service drivers credit for working so hard with their CDL license. It’s comparable to a laborer moving house furniture qnd goods
I really think that maybe the easiest food service job that I have seen. I was sitting in the McDonald’s parking lot one evening and they pulled up. All of their pallets are prioritized and they just set them off the truck with a lift gate, and the employees come get the items. He had like 8 to 10 pallets that came off, and he was literally there like 10 to 15 minutes, so yes that job is probably by far the easiest I have seen.
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I would love to have a job where everything is palletized to where you just drop the pallet off like that, hell I would work six days a week lol 😂.
@@williampetty6821 I hear PFG Vistar is palletized. You delivery candy and snacks to movie theaters and convenient stores.
Lol without question. We all would love that arrangement. 😂
@@Lonewolf_1776 yes I think you are right. I think they are palletized as well, and I wish they were closer to me cause I would easily go work for them.
He pushing that thing tho💪🏽 that’s that dollar general routine
So easy, I left after 1.5 years. 🤣 Awesome concept, “delivery on carts”. No handle, no shrink wrap, wheels don’t roll, no wheel, or all of those at once. I’ll take pallets and a dolly all day over the cart concept.
No way the cart loads two times the product and half the trips inside the store.
@@raworthyel3786 You work at MB?
@@jonathang.638 no PFG Rinehart
@@raworthyel3786 it sounds like a great thing but all those carts need to be picked up at each stop. If the guy that did the previous route didn’t pick up the carts you are picking up double the amount. You will be loading and unloading those carts at your first few stops until you have room.
@@raworthyel3786 I’m there this job is easy and u get 100k easy
Definitely the best one for you knees (b9 ramp) and your sanity 😂 cause you don't have to dig as much.
I work at MB in California. McDonald’s deliveries are cake. Want something more labor intensive with Martin Brower? Do Chipotle routes. You’re touching every case, unless you know how to pop boxes off with your hand truck.
When your on extra board with MB, do you do both McDonald’s and chipotle?
Go to mclane u earn every penny
How long are drivers on extra board @ MB typically?
@@edwinralda8361 yeah. Sometimes they’ll throw 6 chipotle’s and 1 McDonald at the end.
@@rkc6228 90 day probation you’re on call 6 out of 7 days. After that, if it’s time to bid for routes you can or bid for extra board. Depends on what works for your schedule outside of work.
I did a job similar to this but delivering to Wendy’s. Sometimes it was challenging but very easy.
just received a job offer at MB, they are hiring, they are always hiring, huge turnover with 90+ drivers at this facility, 10k sign on bonus, paid out over a year, $29.50 per hour to start, $34.50 after six months. average driver earning 100K a year. as for those carts they now have electric dollies that you can hook to carts to ease the push. plus electric pallets jacks for the soda and pallets. average stops on truck 3-5, i did 15 years at dominos, everything on hand trucks and 15-25 stops on truck, crazy hours and work but crazy $$$ too. come get yours and get paid to stay in shape. life is good.
Wow what Martin Brower?
@@Rol0123 enfield, ct on week three there, its hard but rewarding
@@uptownfunk2890 what u think about the Harriman ny location
ima tell yall right now, i used to work for PFG in Houston Tx and we'd see these guys wheeling in their pre-built carts while we were running 50lbs sacks of flour down the ramp. Their drivers AVERAGE $90k/year. Im getting this job. Ive worked for Sysco, PFG and Gordon's (formerly Glaziers) and MB is BY FAR the easiest, trust me.
did you start yet?
Man I worked at Gordon in Houston too yo ass going to feel like you were in a nfl game every day after work lol,I got a interview with MB tomorrow
@@supadave3210you working there? If so, how is it?
@@dontquitpersevere323 nah man I didn’t take the job the numbers didn’t add up
So I’ve worked at a few foodservice companies. I worked at Martin brower ,it is by far the easiest tht I’ve worked at if you don’t mind being on the extra board for a few years or more not having a set schedule. Not gonna make a ton of money. Like low $60-$70 a year. Dcp is next easiest lift gates also their both great companies.
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I work at MB in California , I’m on pace to hit 96k as a extra board driver 🤷🏽♂️
Cool get tht money
@@4valveoscar354what is an extra board? And do I need experience to start or to make good money?
@@MrTuhefner extra board is for new drivers who don't have a set route,I'm out of Texas and for the most part they do shuttles usually an 8 hour day pays $300 a day flat rate at my location.
I agree. Worked for National DCP. Aka Dunkin. Lift gate much easier on your body.
I just applied for NDCP. How was it working there?
Well that’s a first seeing a side of the trailer lift gate
It’s typical for MB trailers. They normally lower carts out the side door.
Im in NJ whats some good paying companies?
I worked in the food service for 20 years started with mclane grocery in Kissimmee fl gave them 15 years then went back home to New York and worked for Martin and to me Martin is the easiest food service company to work for that ramp takes a toll on your body and yea things could go wrong like it snapping on you and it has on me it’s not kool
What’s the money like up there for drivers
No touch freight they have electric pallet jack
What they don’t tell you those Martin brower have horrible work schedules here in California city of industry
Chipotle routes start 7pm-10pm
McDonald’s routes start 12am-3am
You won’t have a life or able to spend time with your family .
Sure you’ll make money once you get a route but won’t have family time .. I left after 2 weeks getting hired schedule wasn’t for me went back to LTL way easier about same pay nice schedule and weekends off.
How much money did u make at Martin Brower? What’s the max hourly pay?
I’m not getting it we be finished our routes quick. We be have like 38 hours left on our clock at the end of week
I work for BiRITE out here in California San Jose shit ain’t no joke 😂💀 down 2 drives in the Santa Clara location for about a good 2 months now 💀
I start with US Food on the 17th
I worked shamrock Foods in 2019 for about 6 months before moving out of Denver, I had a Mountain Routes Be in for work everyday around 2am usually at least 16/17 stops down the ramp juss you and you dolly most of my customers were ma and pa restaurants with stairs 😂 them winter days in Vail Colorado going down icy outdoor stairs with a 150+ pound load on the hand truck built character fasho 🤣 These type of jobs teach you bout adversity, I'm sure palletized must be at least a lil easier 🤞🏾 applying for MB we'll see
looks like posschain is not a locked token. I am looking to learn more about it.
Posschain will be listed in the first week of october. the team announced it.
Would you classify miller Budweiser Pepsi coke delivery drivers as food service driver’s?
No. I classify them as beverage driver’s.
Besides lift gate, what are the other pros and Cons of MB company? Good benefits pay 401K? Pention?
It depends on location they’re all different. Some do McDonald’s only, some do chik filet and chipotle, some are Union, and some are paid by the case instead of salary
Biggest cons are being on extra board for years until you get a set run ,being on call 24/7 especially your first couple years ,no weekends off ,no real life work balance.Pro’s good pay ,benefits etc etc
MB Is the military they pay every week but it’s not worth the time applying I worked there for about 3 months and said no they deliver for mcdonald’s you don’t offload you just bring It off the truck and they deliver to chick-fil-a that you have to offload and breakdown
I want to my biggest question. I'm trying to get answer is how can the I do the managers the bosses order the trucks. That's what I want to know
I joined this posschain too. it is obvious that we will get good profit from here
Finally finished my first week at Ben E Keith😅😂
How was it?
I work for mclane you got to be a Beast
It’s easy but they work 7 days a week all type of hours for 2 years until get a route screw that I rather work hard 4 days a week
We’re done our routes in less then 8hours a day. I’ve been there five years Chick-fil-A and MCd. We making 120 and we’ve never worked a 70hr clock
@@62naseem yea but how many days a week and what shifts
If your ever looking for someone who can give you some insight on what is like to drive for Domino’s or Martin Brower I’ve worked for both companies. Hit me up anytime
Bet..👍🏾
Which company is better?
Heavy cart is better then the ramp any day
guys what do you think about posschain? should I buy?
Easier than PFG , GFS, SYSCO, US FOODS, and others yes it is !!! But again the money is good not great just like other food companies
Nah bro it just depends on location.. I live pa your first year you’ll make 100k to 135k !! And that’s on your first year in Martin browner plus free benefits can’t beat that
@@NSL8787 no offense bro , but dealing with snow and traffic , small streets , and upstairs,downstairs shit . I really think you should be making that money
@@nicogonzales7955 very true but I don’t miss that one bit
@@NSL8787shit 135k first year sound great to me .. do they hire brand new drivers or do you need experience?
what does MB look for on your driving record
guys what is posschain? I hear everyone is talking about it. how can I buy it?
Why don't you do a video on equipment like different two Wheelers ex: self stabilizer by magliner. Lift gate is great and you can use a u boat. You can customize your two Wheeler. I notice the guys in food service and beverage just do what they been trained. The ramp is a Ball buster.
I just purchased 15k posschain token. I will wait for 6 months for it to rise to $10
Can I still get this job with only 6 month experience?
When you walk into a place and you see wheel borrows and dollies and ramps. Run
I work for them. There is an epj in the truck. I'm not sure why he's pausing the carts by hand. Not smart man.
Biggest con with Martin brower is being on extra board which could be for years and no real work life balance. I’m in Canada and looking at tim hortons private fleet lift gate and all pallets with electric jack . $30 to start $33.70 after 3 years plus all the benefits and what not . not all locations pay the same through some only pay $28 a hr depends where you live in the country
If you don’t mind telling whats your average weekly take home pay is like? How many hours a day you work on average? Thanks
I start at MB next week
How’s it going
@@July4th1999DMV it's going well, being on the extra bored kinda sucks tho but overall I really like it
@@JRyans516 I have an interview on the 1st for the warehouse order picker do they drug test?
How is the pay?
@@Rol0123 pay is good, once you pick a bid it will tell you how much you will make.
guys I am still trying to buy but couldnt do it. can someone help me
mate can you make a video about posschain?
mate can you inform us about posschain more? everyone says it is better than solona
how can I buy posschain? Can anyone help?
if this posschain rises like mana and does x30, I'll get 500k usd
Hell yeah easy money
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mate we are in bear season. tell us something that will save our asses and we can invest all in
I would say no because they fired me during orientation 😂
I believe posschain will do 80-90x like solona
Vystar is definitely the easiest
I purchased posschain for $500
I got a friend that works at JBHUNT and from what I hear and from hearing about the account they just got they might be tapping into this kind of food service
We’ll see..
Jb hunt out here in PA has already taken some routes from sygma
I think chick Fila supply a easy one to I’m 22 and I go for my cdls I’m young to and I can just do local
someone above wrote and I checked on CMC. only blockchain projects rised this week, all the others have not enough volume
Is there work like this for a reefer 26ft box truck??
Publix from my experience
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Hell no it’s hard work. Them carts be over 1000+ lbs you have to push and pull by yourself no help.
I already know lol. Some guy’s make it sound like it’s so easy. I know some locations have electric jacks but I mostly see guy’s pushing the carts.
Yeah I worked at MB in Conroe, Texas for 7 years it’s real easy and laid back but it does come with headaches…all the stops are live drops so you have to deal with a lot of different mgrs and their attitudes, and the money is good not great
They got driver facing cameras?
Man I just applied to the one in Conroe .. who much would you gross a week or biweekly?
@@gbrooks167 it’s been a long time since I worked there…I don’t remember the weekly gross but I know I never made over 85k yearly
@@gbrooks167bro I got a interview there tomorrow lol
@supadave32 , you that 10 o'clock? 🤣
CDI is hard to fam frfr
Come to greco and sons
Most locations 100k easy
And some locations e pallets jacks
Sure do!
To hit 100k how many days and hours pre day?
This job is hard don't let these comments full you.
What’s hard for you may not be so hard for someone else. Everybody’s different. With that said, food service in general is a very physically demanding job but I’ve heard plenty of guy’s who work for MB say it’s easier than some of the other food service companies.
I'd say UNFI
Somebody said KEHE was the easiest
I really only see KEHE delivering to Publix dropping off pallets.
@@imanthonytv then that’s exactly why they the easiest 😂
Yep 😂
Kehe multi stop I’m sure they not that easy
Hell yea my job easy 😂😂
Unfi
Yep, all dock & lift gate unloads using E-Jacks. I’ve seen them make deliveries before. Easy money!
@@imanthonytv yea just started with them this week
@@gloryglory5429 I got a interview with them they got driver facing cams?
@@kendrickburnett2305 no
@@gloryglory5429 do u have to break down the pallets? and what’s the work schedule like ? And locations u go
posschain team has two people that worked for ethereum before. project may skyrocket soon
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