3 Stops in 4 Minutes with an Amazon Delivery Driver
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2020
- Alex shows a bit of what it is like to be an Amazon delivery driver. This is not an official Amazon training video. It is simply a demonstration of what a driver does from the inside of a delivery van. This was filmed in March, 2020 before Amazon had defined rules about mask wearing while delivering.
Some drivers move so efficiently its actually borderline unbelievable. I worked with one guy who would finish his 10hr route in ~4hrs, RTS with his van, switch to his personal truck, pick up a 5hr flex route and still be completely done before our scheduled end time. He would do that 5-6 days/week and just acted like it was super casual. Literally always had perfect customer feedback scores too. That guy was better at his job than anyone else I’ve ever personally known in my life.
Until you get asshole customers that mark DNR.. People will literally say they didn't get there package just to get something free, not knowing it can cost the driver there job if they get 5 DNR's.. It's a joke honestly.. You can be perfect yet still lose your job because of untrustworthy people.
These mofos mark all the packages grouped stops 🤦🏻♂️
@@SgtPickledic That's why you take pictures of the package at a secure location so if they hit DNR there's literally a picture of it at the doorstep for proof. If the company decided to fire you over that then I'd definitely would dispute.
Wish I could get some tips from him i start tomorrow on my own. Very nervous as my instructors were either mute or angry or just about completely ignored us. She has another job. Maybe overworking if I’m going to give her the benefit of the doubt. I just wish I had a different instructor as I saw several that were very thorough and kind and most importantly informative and really trained. We didn’t get that.
@@SgtPickledic that why you take a picture always, or hand it to them, or rts it, if it doesn’t have that option, call text call customer
Now do three stops at different apartment complexes with call boxes where the residents don't answer when you ring them...
Don't forget the codes provided by customers that don't work. Lol. And don't leave them in the mail room.
@@dnth8onmii I quit that job on Thursday. My mental health has improved so much since then
@@thevikingwarrior11 That's good to here. These companies don't value physical or mental health. It's profits over people. I wish the best for you and your future endeavors.
@@dnth8onmii Thanks man. I returned to my old job I had before covid and things are doing just fine :)
Yeah he has a nursery route. My route has each stop 5 minutes apart with mile long dirt driveways.
Going too fast is only going to make Amazon put more stops on your route. Especially if you don’t take your break.
please dont tell him how to do his job so he can be exploited :D
yes .is true n fact the more u delivered the more amazon will add
I am a dispatcher for a DSP and started as a driver I can tell you that the routing system learns and will increase package counts for a particular route. So you got the best drivers who will increase a routes package count. Since routes aren’t given assignments that means slower drivers may get those routes and lay an egg which means now you need to get that driver a rescue. Also if you go too slow you’ll put a target on your back and be rescued every day. Sad thing about that is right now no one wants to work so we have to keep all these drivers that are consistently 20 stops behind while the drivers who hit 40-50 stops ahead, get burnt out if your DSP doesn’t have incentives and different programs to reward those drivers. I hope to own my own in a year or two.
@@ezganks71 Haha why do you think i QUIT? this job sucks so badly... and unprofessional with the management.
@@baymaxred4632 well it just depends on which DSP you work for. I feel like I got very lucky with my DSP they did guarantee 10 hour days through peak season with a bunch of giveaways and they’ve always treated the drivers like humans and working with them on schedules and other things like that. I understand that not all DSPs are like that though, since they are all contracted out. I’ve heard of DSPs that have no competition in their station lowering their pay to minimum wage to maximize profits. Every DSP in my station pays like three dollars over the minimum wage.
I’m on the floor!! 🤣🤣🤣 please newbies do NOT do anything he’s doing.. 😅😅
He has broken every Amazon policy on DSP delivery. Wow
Lol
For real lol this hurts my heart as a dispatcher lol
@@farva8133 even after breaking all the rules he was still slow af.
@@MrSlidthunder fr😂
Who doesn't anymore tbh
As an Amazon driver I can assure you that is way unorganized. If you organize there is absolutely no reason to run. I could have done that way faster.
Yeah. Today I had apartments and 40 houses at the end. I was under a time crunch. So I actually needed to keep the side door open, hop in and out and move on. I completed all 40 houses just a little over an hour.
Organization is key.
Explain how donavan
@@cfree5499 by having an organized truck
Just had my first day yesterday and it was BRUTAL. My first 12 hour shift ever in my life. My entire body hurts. Thankfully i have today off but starting tomorrow I worked Sunday-Wednesday and have no idea how I'm going to survive physically.
Finding packages was definitely my biggest problem and walking instead of jogging was my second problem. I've since learned to sort the current box whenever I have to open a new one and that made the finding the packages a bit easier. But now I gotta hustle outside the van and I already have two blisters on my right foot. I'm praying I can survive this because they're starting me at 17.50 an hour.
Organizing the van is going to save you from having to run on your routes.
Empty your current tote and organize by driver aid number (4 digit number on yellow sticker). Put everything that you can in the front seat (have a bin with you for envelopes, it helps a ton) and stack your small boxes and medium boxes by number as well. Pull out all your current zone OVs and lay them by the side door, labels facing you so you can grab and go.
The name of the game is having everything ready to go so you get to a stop, grab your package from the front seat, walk quickly to the front door while scanning. By the time you get to the door, you should have it so you're ready to take the picture. Swipe to finish and then select begin route as you walk back to the van, taking note as to what you need next. Repeat. Become so fast at houses that you can pace your apartments, especially if you have "luxury" Apts with no package room or lockers. Those are the worst lmfao
I started during peak last year at 400 lbs, in South Florida, upwards of 360 to 400 pkgs and 180-210+ stops.
You'll get it with time, brother, if you choose to stick it out! Hope this helps! 🙏
@@amack06 I'm starting soon and hopefully your comment helps me
@@andrewlemke8001 don't do it😂😂😂
You still there?
@@okthenwhatever6270 I am. Sadly, I've had the last two weeks off due to a hip flexor strain I got on the job. It was my own fault. I should've used the dolly. I start back again this sunday :). I've been loving he job honestly. It feels like I'm getting paid to lose weight and exercise. Being able to break when I need it and not when I'm forced to is also awesome.
Some kid got fire for delivering with the sliding door open ! U not suppose to ! And he find the packages too slow . I don’t run to houses n I just walk a lil fast ! I bet with all that running , his legs gone be tired asf by the 50th stops ! Wat I do is I put the envelopes on top of the passenger seat and boxes on the floor in between the seats , way faster , grab n go! And I don’t drive with slider door open!
I dunno if I’m breaking the rules but I put every package from a single tote in the front seat. But I take a few minutes to organize them in numerical order so I can just grab and go. Also I take the time to organize the overflow. Organizing really saves time throughout my shift in my opinion. I tend to do a lot of rescues so maybe I’m in the right track.
@@figll20 yes u r my guy ! Keep the good work ! But don’t let em use u for helping other ppl that’s slacking
@@TibGamingShow it’s all good. Maybe at some point I will need rescuing. I’m paying it forward til that happens.
I will have the sliding dooor open if I know I’m doing a few stops on the street and I also run he’s young I don’t think him running like that will get him tired think of it as exercise and working at the same time
@@figll20 nice!
Of couse anyone can do 3 stops in 4 min. There practically right next to each other and these are homes. Me, if is a few doors away, I just walk instead of going in and out of the van. The routes they give me are on major busy streets. And the Apt buildings, half the time, the codes don't work. And the half they're not home to let me in. And some prefer for us to deliver to their door steps instead of leaving it by the mailbox in the lobby. Which sometimes I can have 20 stops in a huge apt complex thats shape like a maze and has 6 floors.
I only work 4 days a week. Try to volunteer for an extra day. The boss cancel my shift and say it's been cancel. OK??? They say, we can have overtime up to 2 hrs. Which, we don't even work 8 hrs. They're trying so hard for us not to work certain amount of hrs. And especially, no overtime. And I only work from 9:20 am till 4 or 4:30 pm. How do you survive with those hrs in Los Angeles? The cost of living in LA is ridiculous. For example, a bachelor pad in a bad neighborhood runs maybe $950 or higher. For a studio, $1,300 and up. I just wonder if I made the right choice choosing this job.
@@Kim3Chang find another dsp.
As a amazon driver i can tell you he is gone and banned from working for amazon. Open side door, door stepping. 3 stops in 4 mins is what every driver can do. With organised bags and overflow i can be faster. Depends all on how far are stops from each other.
As an Amazon driver. I've delivered like this for 5 months lmfao.
Yes this was terrible!!!
You take your job too serious lmao. I keep that door open as long as I can lmao what’s the worst that can happen? They fire me lmao ok
@@rlbnll123 they’ll have to fight me if they tell me not to leave that door open in the summer.
Residential during the day in a neighborhood like that is the easiest you can get. For people watching don’t think it’s like this unless you get extremely lucky and even if you do it probably won’t be a set route unless again you’re extremely lucky. Odds are you will be delivering in the evening in the dark to apartments from hell and country houses where people like to have their dogs unleashed and forget they order a package.
There was a short time I had a set route in a residential during the day like this I absolutely loved it. But then once they switch us to nights and country routes and different routes everyday. Then they had us come back to the warehouse multiple times for different small routes it was just complete hell and pretty much unethical imo.
It depends on the area you're at. My DSP mostly delivers to houses like this, with only a few apartment complexes in our area. This means that we get much bigger stop counts than other areas though
EXACTLY! Been a driver myself now for 6 months.
It's all matters with the ROUTE you get.
You can have a 180+ stop day in all residential areas and breeze through the day in 5-6 hours or you can have only 150 stops but with apartments, businesses, schools, with enormous group stops which will run to the full 10 hours.
That's not even counting the zig-zagging your flex has you going.
The only certain thing with this job is the uncertainty.
There’s no way he can move that fast. I just saw so many ways he could move faster. Click the seatbelt and sit on top of it while u drive. Organize the packages on the shelf in order so you can grab and go without having to search for the package. And scan the package in the van. While walking to the house, press continue with 1 package and click front door so by the time ur at the door you can drop the package, take a picture, then jog back to the door.
Exactly 👏👏👏
By the time you get to the door camera is ready for the picture and you out . Also small packages I keep them all in order on my dashboard. Bigger ones in the shelf .
Mentor tracks how many times the seat belt is clicked in and out , sitting on it all day is gonna get you penalized , I use a seat belt clip so I just pop it in and out all day , way faster then putting the actual seat belt on , especially when you’re doing stops right after another
@@1BillyPeterson you can still sit on the belt. Pull the strap over your shoulder. Much faster than clicking and unclicking every stop.
@@phillyphil3615 i have netradyne and mentor. Sit on the belt and pull the strap over my shoulder. Haven't had a problem yet
@@phillyphil3615 are you referring to the seat belt clip that come with car seats. Just curious as I currently work as an Amazon delivery associate.
Nice video, with all those packages in the van how do you keep track to know which packages go to each house?
So this video does an awful job showcasing this.
Those plastic bins are called totes. Each tote has a color and number. Your Amazon flex app will tell you which envelope/package is in which tote. Generally you finish a tote before proceeding to the next one.
@@MiguelRPD I’m starting my training Thursday to deliver but how do you know what package is which is there like a number to look at
@@DatDudeCody you look for the yellow sticker. Driver aid number. It'll tell you if it's a box or envelopes. But sometimes it's wrong.
This should be on one of those Amazon training videos of what not to do.
Facts cause he goes slow af 4 mins for me is almost 10 stops especially in houses n I don't run at all
So is the Rabbit actually recording through the camera as your using the scan function and photo function?? If so, are they recording audio also?
All garage orders record audio and there's also cams recording the drivers too.
@@sharplez Yeah they have spy cameras inside now. That's why I quit. Spying on you all day.
How do you know which package to take for said stop? Box M looks exactly the same as all the other M boxes 😅
I’m surprised your dsp hasn’t fired you for this video. Driving with the slide door open. You mad crazy.
I drive with side door the whole route 😂.
No cap if the stops are back to back my side door might be open .. releasing some heat from that toaster
One costumer saw me last week doing that…… she was like wow you’re really driving with your side door open. I just told her laughing “ this ain’t amazon prime no more…. This is amazon express, get in get out”
@@mateogamez32 it’s even funnier with your profile pic lmao
He wouldn’t have to that if he put his current tote in the front seat. (Take all the packages out for that tote in the front seat. Technically not supposed to do that either but I have that to be the most efficient way when I was doing this. Then when that tote was done I do the same for the next one.
“Gotta wear the mask”, then doesn’t put the mask all the way on hahahaha
Who cares about a mask lol 🤦🏻♂️….
I’m a cabin crew and I’ve seen passengers wearing their mask halfway lmfao like wtf just take it off if you don’t wanna wear it properly. Af
A very well video. I know this is 2 years old, and eveyone works differently but sorting your packages by number and not working out of the bags is how i work. I wish i could leave my van running and door open but my company keeps track of idle times. We have to turn off the van at every stop.
What happens if u can't deliver all your packages during ur shift and dispatch tells you to bring them back ? is there some penalty? just finished my 1st actual day today n am still learning to organize the stops to become faster
I applied for Amazon and I got respond but I changed my mind. I do t like driving winter, and it gets darks too early. I rather just do doordash I stead
Hate the new cameras inside spying on you all day. That's why I quit.
We don’t have it in NY
I put tape on the cameras imma see how long until they say something then I’ll quit.
@@angelgjr1999 Lol 😂
What time is your shift?
So when you are in a "less secure" neighborhood, I'm hoping you close the door and take the van keys with you. How do you keep the keys on your person? I've broken 3 retractable lanyards so far.
Where I work we are basically told to ignore most training, such as taking the keys out at every stop, to save time. Now the open door thing... ya.. that is pretty dang bad
@@kyle.m8451 what’s wrong with open door. I do it all the time.
@@Ricky2o9 uh.. packages/totes can fly out. if you got cars behind or passing you, it's a major hazard.
I rarely shut the van off, so when I do I just put the keys in my pocket
"Gotta wear the mask, man" the dudes mask doesn't even pass his chin
Lmaooooo
I was just about to say that
lmao
Also, in the other, longer ride-along video he does.. he doesn't hesitate to tell that guy he needs his mask on AND he was faster than this dude! WTH?
Sort your packages by the yellow sticker.....i.e. packace sticker is 1000, next one 1001,1002,1003 etc. oversized packages can be pulled to the front when they are to large to fit in sequence..... cuts your time finding packages to seconds. Eliminates the need to run.... Good luck!
Nah, sort them by the street names , way faster
Bro didn't even wear that mask right at all lmao
He is so nervous next to you , lol 🤣
You rolled the stop sign, Netradyne would have given a violation.
Driving with the door open and on the wrong side lmaooo wttttffff
I wish my stops would have been that close together is get like max 3-6 that close the back to where stops are 3-15 mins apart
As an Amazon manager you’re moving fast. We will give you more packages lol. By like 50%
I personally separate my packages by the four numbers on the sticker from smallest to biggest if you do that you will move faster
Today is my 2nd day on my own. Tbh the hardest days were with my ridealongs cause they wanted me to do it their way. Now that I’m alone, I’m chilling yet still proficient. My DPS expects at least 25 stops an hour. I think I did about 20 but still got more than half done by lunch
Why are you scanning in the van?
That’s pretty much the only thing Iagreed he SHOULD do. Scanning in van is way easier then scanning and looking stupid at the front door. When I delivered i was always one of the fastest and would scan packages then as Im walking up get the camera ready then boom place down snap pick ring door bell swipe delivered as im walking back. Vs walking to front door. Having the possibility of the phone freezing on you while your standing at the front door forever scanning the packages. The the customer opens the door waiting for you lol. Yeah fuck that. And I don’t care what no one says I have always done that and never had one issue.
They have to be scanned at the point of delivery, which is the front door. If not, it could be marked delivered before the customer even get the package, or could say you’ve stole it. Yes I know it’s stupid 🙄🤷🏽♀️ but that’s how it’s done.
@@Lillysaidthat1 deliveries are marked after tapping swipe to finish not after just scanning
Most be nice having an easy place to park
Try working for fedex ground in the rural area. Living hell
Poor guy didn't even consent to being recorded, and gave the other guy a hint "Are you recording me?". Yea his van is disorganized and he's slow, but damn I would not want someone pointing a camera at me on top of it. Kinda rude imo.
That navigation sound would drive me nutts all day lol.
UPS: you had 10 back first exceptions, we’re riding with you for 3 days
Amazon: pulls in and backs out of every driveway
Emptying out the tote & having them in order by the yellow sticker narrows the search by minutes !
i had my first route today gave me 40 stops and i was smart to run my first 22 and walk my last ones really slow because they was seeing if i was a runner i just work samrter
Does Amazon train you to park in the middle of the road?
Hes a delivary driver if u dont like it call the cops so they can fine you for being an idiot
, ur old ass can wait 30 seconds
@@whocares1631 It's Amazon so he's obviously not doing very much.
@@RealBigR no, it’s delivery work. And when it comes to delivery ing mail, ups and amazon do the most where u have less than 1 min 30 seconds per stop including warehouses and business or u fall behind. It takes 30 seconds for houses but some warehouses can take a half hour… Parking as close too the door and house as possible makes sure you get everyone their mail. If you have too park in a spot that blocks traffic than that’s what you have to do depending on the situation, you litterally have no idea what you’re talking about.
Literally everyone understands this and waits for the delivery driver too finish his stop, it’s usually white people that feel the world revolves around them that had a problem and yell at the drivers like anything’s going too change, that’s when I come back after work where I come back too your address and we can “talk” it out face too face, but u never answer your door because u end up cowardly speaking too me behind your RING door bell speaker
@@whocares1631 You can't compare Amazon to UPS. There's a reason UPS drivers make twice the money of the slow ass Amazon drivers.
@@RealBigR ya it called unions. You should tell me what they do differntly id love to hear this since i worked for both
I'm not allowed to scan in the van. I most do it at the door. I am also not allowed to keep sliding door open 🤷
I always put my plastic bags & envelopes on the dashboard and my boxes on the passenger seat for me thats easier and separate all by apts#’s so when i get there i don’t be looking too much o and i ran like a deer 😂😂😆😆 the most stops i have gotten are 149 stops but sometimes traffick or the apts customers dont put a code or onlock code on the gate so it makes it harder
It is against Amazon policy to leave packages in the cup e i always think like wise but I worry I am breaking the rules
I want to see it do this all day long, 150 packs or 200.... it would be 200 min or basically 2 hours haahah with traffic sometimes people crossing...😂🔥
My record is 110 stops in 3 hours but it’s not worth rushing
My Records is 167 Stops in 4hours By India
@@sharukhanjakirhussain976 That’s impossible
The question is not you beat your record and "yes you receive the minimum amount" as always ... you will finish in 3 hours everything, but the amount paid will be this meager, 67 average dollars of 50 STOPS, or whatever yours time , your efforts you run or bleed , it's your problem and the car is yours , insurance is yours , and go far ... those who work with the vans work much more ... after all "it's better to pay a camel" than to have two .... and pay the same thing ... big deal for amazon …. Always 🔥
they were breaking the shares , everything was falling causing damage to the company in the last two years it grew a lot !! who generated this growth ?? you and me who get paid less for the same simple and easy work...🔥🔥🤷♂️
I be taking my time no point in rushing you don’t get no incentive
I've literally done 9 stops in 11 minutes lol I learned my lesson moving fast will make it seem like peak every day
This dude clicks his seatbelt instead of leaving it clicked? 💀💀💀
Didn’t even close side door that’s dangerous
Does driving with the sliding doors open affect your mentor score?
No
No. Been driving for 5 months like that LMFAO.
@@misterwho2759 how do u know?
No
@@misterwho2759 It didn’t affect my mentor score at all from two days ago
If the camera man wasnt there he would be driving with no seat belt. Every sec counts
More videos please
I quit amazon not because of them giving me more deliveries....I hate walking on deliveries so I didn't mind them. I quit because of one simple reason. People.
What ppl?
It’s a customer service job…
This method works for him but why have plus 4 plus open totes taking up extra space that look almost empty? Shouldn't he be able to deliver from 1 tote at a time or sort it before he delivers? That must be a messed up route because he shouldn't have to go back and fourth between multiple totes. Hopefully this is fixed because I don't see how this is efficient. No wonder he is running even after organizing. That's crazy. WOW!!!
Why u put seatbelt on ur driving with ur door open
1. Don’t have your door open
2. You wouldn’t have to have your door open if you had the current tote packeges ready in the front seat. (Technically not supposed to do that either but every does it and it helps sooo much)
3. I always scanned first the package in truck before you even get out. (Again technically not supposed to but that saves you time so you wont be standing stupid at the front door loading the phone
4. Wtf is the point of you putting that mask around your ears if you’re not going to wear it.
5. Have your totes in order from the start. When at the warehouse place the totes in order so your not looking to check which tote it is. This goes with my first point.
I wish Amazon would allow them to still ring the doorbell
In your order. You can add "additional delivery instructions" to specify you want the driver to ring/knock.
Most houses specifically well to do neighborhoods please don’t ring doorbell.. but me personally I like when they ring or knock on the door for my deliveries as well
What if someone steals the van since you leave it running?
Then you get fired because you’re supposed to turn off the van
We get yelled at if we drive with that side door open
Bro your vest ain't even dirty the hell?! And super close stops nice 👍 definitely not a nursery level 1 route or anything lol
So I did training today and this guy has done everything it says not to do no mask doors open while driving leaves car on when he gets out leaving packages in plain view of the street and not looking for customer notes good god man that camera guy sure sucked as well
Are drivers expected to be running like that all day?? Is that not a trip and fall hazard, especially in the winter months? Thats seems a bit over expecting of performance if a driver needs to run to every address for 8 hours.
It wildly depends on the location and the route. We don't have to run. But sometimes running 30 house stops can put you ahead a good deal.
I run my first 70-80 stops then chill the rest route
I'm guessing a magnetic charging cable is being used for the amount of times it is plugged and unplugged into the phone.
I wont dare try to hustle that hard. Doing bare minimum unless I get paid extra. DSP gets what they pay for.
can we get more vids like this especially insight on how you sort to make ur trips faster with a lot of packages but awesome video that was fast
More videos are on the way!
How I do mine is put my bags in order. If I have 10 bags, I put 5 at the bottom and five at the top starting from the last bag at the end to the first bag in the front. After I loaded up I take all the packages out the first bag I'll be delivering to by putting the envelopes in the passenger seat and the boxes in front of the slide door. After that I check what package I'll be delivering first and put it in the in the middle next to the passenger and driver seat. That's how i be done quickly
@@FunGamerFever so what door do you exit when it’s time to deliver a box? Do you exit the driver door and go around the van to retrieve the package to be delivered or exit the side door, grabbing the box as you exit. Just curious as I currently work as an Amazon delivery driver. Thanks
I was told they have to take out keys when stop didn't see him do it once lefr keys in van I guess that just applies in certain areas
Usually I’m starting soon but people sort out the packages by numbers and colors.
@@ramiahwhitney1946 💯💪🏾
apparently the rules don't mean S*$T. The Amazon training to actually working are a contradiction. I now see how people get 70+ stops done in such a short period of time.
He is door stepping those parcels. No wonder he can do so many. Certainly in the uk you have to wait for the customer to open the door.
In the USA we don't need to wait for the customer, especially in neighborhoods where we deem it safe to leave a package.
Are you taking half your packages back with you because nobody was home?
@@appleintosh you go through the process of trying neighbours or if they have a safe location on their file etc. Amazon is quite strict with what you have to follow.
@@lastdimestudios I wouldn't want my neighbors to get my packages, unless I really trust them. How would the amazon guy know if I trust my neighbors or not? Anyways, most of the people I deliver to here in the US have a safe location they like deliveries to go to. Either they'll have a box on the porch, or theyll want me to drop it over a side gate to the house. The goal isn't really to secure the package, its to make it so somebody walking by can't see it.
This looks so easy in America. Doing it in the UK is horrible as the streets are narrow and full of cars and you can't just leave them on the doorstep as they will definitely get robbed
He takes
too long at the door. My camera is on as I walk up to door. Ive actually taken the photo as its touching the ground.
This only works if your stop are close to each other
Took tooooo long i find all my pckgs in ab 30 seconds 😮💨
I don’t even run and I still get done.
At least his chin won't get Covid.. Geez buddy, wear that mask properly yo!
One thing he is doing wrong he is scanning the package in the van that will mess up him scanning and compliance on him score card
Lol I would delete this video, kids going to get fired
LIKE HELL YOU HAVE TO RUN
Left the truck running and the doors unlocked. Yikes. You'd be surprised how fast someone could steal that thing and ditch it.
Ohhh Nahh, I'm not running to deliver anything 😩😄🤣
It is a Tier 1 for delivering with your door open. I would fire you for that.
He make it look so EASY 😜🤣
His route is EASY lol.
Make one for apartments lol
Specially when its only complex in the area mostly 3rs floors
Yes, a two story apartment with mostly second floor drops.
strangely, I do like the apartments. mainly because it may have 2 or more stops in a building.. so i check my itinerary to see the next stop (2 or 3 stops) and I carry them all. rather than going up and down the stairs to the van. and I get done in minutes..
He left his key in. And the sliding door was already open. I don't think that's allowed.
Someone robbed your van
Not impressed! Try doing 3 stops in 4 mins in the city.
SLOOW
DAFUQ DOWN you only gonna make the rates higher for the rest
0:40 BRUH!
Organize bro... I would have been at the door by now waiting for my phone to focus and capture a pic.
This is supposed to be a speed run, I'll let you know later if I'm impressed.
1:17 What are you doing?
This is me when someone starts watching me and I get self conscious and start dropping things.
Wrong side of the street every stop, jogging not brisk walking, doesn't check mirrors, rolls through stops he's inexperienced 😃
In small streets it’s honestly easier to park on opposite side just park angled to where u have a good view from the rear and front when u merge back in . Forget trying to cross the st every time , keep in mind too some places have long driveways and steep.
I work on Fdx ground I don’t need at gps to go next house or business drive 1.30 hrs from Houston to bay city 170 stop 200 box’s 4.5 hrs work at home 4:30 pm take some note boys a girl
Way to go putting your seatbelt on Camera man/stupervisor.
Shut the door
what good is the mask if hes not covering his nose and mouth?
He's being forced to wear it, but he doesn't want to. Simple common sense, please
You worry about putting your seatbelt on but you really think we couldn't tell you rode without closing the side door? lol
also 3 stops in a closed neighborhood like that, is terrible. you should be ashamed. bet you got a rescue after.
sliding door open, no face mask, no stop in corners. Was this your first andd last day ?
youre supposed to lock doors,shut car off
This guy is too slow ! My drops every day are 180 with 300 packeges . Im workin in Ipswich UK
"can't forget about the mask"
*wears it on his chin*
how many bottles you peed in so far?
About tree fiddy
fist of all no safety he leaves the car running and doors open .
i wanna do this job but i have a bad foot smh
Bro i do 45 stops for 50 min 😂