i work 9-5 pushing carts at costco and its pretty tiring and overwhelming with all of the work we have to do. was really good watching something i could literally relate to
Sorry for the delayed response! It can be hard work, but it's great cardio. I don't know if there's many cart pushers who'd trade their position to be a stocker in the early morning, like I do now.
Yeah I agree, I just started and it's killing me haha. Watching this made me feel better about my ability to keep up with the other guys and girls out there
I can empathise. I worked at Costco for a full year before starting university and pushing those trolleys was incredibly debilitating. During my time working there we regularly had to push them up a steep ramp from the basement car park as the lift kept breaking down. It was also a male only job in the store which I find completely baffling in this supposed age of equality. It might be good exercise up to a point but forcing people to work 8 hour shifts out there no matter the weather when Costco is always extremely busy is simply exploitation. One of the men I worked with regularly had to take time off or leave in the middle of a shift because the work was so difficult.
@@justinglide633 It depends where you work. I won’t bore you with the details but working outside was just insanity when I was at Costco and I promise I’m not exaggerating in the slightest.
@@LeeGzzly Best of luck ! buggies is the best. outside, fresh air, get to move heavy things, we do carry outs for members and help them with heavy lifting. Its easily the best costco job
I pushed carts for 7 years at fleet farm. Probobly the best part of the job was grinding through sweat and tears, then at the end of the day when the sun is setting and the costumers and starting to disappear, you get a sense of accomplishment seeing a clean, empty parking lot. Snow days were fun too when we dressed up in full snow pants and broke out the shovels. But at fleet farm we were responsible for way more than just carts. We were cleaning restrooms, breakroom, using floor scrubbers, cleaning and maintaining the automatic carwash, gas station supplies, changing gas price sign, bailing cardboard, using forklifts to carry around garbage bins and sweeper attachments so I could clean the parking lot, painting, etc
@@vikingstorm32 Similar job with me. We do more then buggies; we landscape, power wash, propane, tires, gas. you name it, lot touches it. you also hit the nail on the head.. the best part of the job is fighting through the sweat and tears and exhaustion. taking the shower after work and watching all that crap come off you feels so good and clean. seeing the empty parking lot with the sun setting is special too. i love this job.
Chamillionaire. Nice. When I get to ride the scooters, the song that pops into my head is "Summertime" by the Fresh Prince---cus of the "lean to the side, cus you can't speed thru / two miles an hour so everybody sees you".
Hey bro, you like me at work...I know everyone and BS all the time too! But because of COVID 19 the hotel eliminated my entire department. So, I go on an interview tomorrow as a Costco Cashier Assistant. About how heavy are the carts? I should be ok but I don’t want to look weak.
Costco policy limits you to push no more than 10 carts, no less than 8. They will provide you with a rope that has a clip on one end, and either a hook or handle on the other. The only way you'll feel the rack you're pushing is heavy is if you're dealing with an inclined parking lot like we do. Otherwise, easy. Good luck!
Congratulations! Are you seasonal or permanent? Department? Expect them to put you right to work immediately after "classroom" orientation, because they will either have you assist for the cashiers or outside pushing carts. Dress code is usually collared shirt without print such as brand logos or extra designs, and of course pants. No joggers allowed, they will have you change clothes. Most importantly, wear the proper shoes. Don't go to orientation in dress shoes, rather wear non slip or non lifestyle shoes. I've seen rookies wear Jordan's and it made me sad. Considering the spring, expect to sweat. Any other questions hit me up!
Hi J K! Everybody has their own way depending on how comfortable they are. For me, it just depends on how much room I have after the turn and how early I have to turn. Control the pivot.
Or you can ask a buddy of yours that’s working on carts to just “guide” you and it makes life so much easier so that way you just focus on pushing,and then he can push and you guide,honestly all depends on how hardworking your coworkers are
honestly i blame all of my back problems from pushing carts at costco. there really is no "correct" way lmao. just keep your back straight and use your legs. You can also push from the side. instead of pushing from behind and turning.
@@justinglide633 thank you man im gonna apply right now do you recommend me to put a resume or i can get hired without resume ? Cause i heard its pretty hard to get hired in costco
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I’m 65 and been doing it for over a year. It’s a paid workout 💪
i work 9-5 pushing carts at costco and its pretty tiring and overwhelming with all of the work we have to do. was really good watching something i could literally relate to
Sorry for the delayed response! It can be hard work, but it's great cardio. I don't know if there's many cart pushers who'd trade their position to be a stocker in the early morning, like I do now.
Yeah I agree, I just started and it's killing me haha. Watching this made me feel better about my ability to keep up with the other guys and girls out there
I can empathise. I worked at Costco for a full year before starting university and pushing those trolleys was incredibly debilitating. During my time working there we regularly had to push them up a steep ramp from the basement car park as the lift kept breaking down. It was also a male only job in the store which I find completely baffling in this supposed age of equality.
It might be good exercise up to a point but forcing people to work 8 hour shifts out there no matter the weather when Costco is always extremely busy is simply exploitation. One of the men I worked with regularly had to take time off or leave in the middle of a shift because the work was so difficult.
@@justinglide633 It depends where you work. I won’t bore you with the details but working outside was just insanity when I was at Costco and I promise I’m not exaggerating in the slightest.
11 years pushing buggies full time so far. i love it.
I want to be a cart pusher so bad I got a shop rite near my house I love to be outside and hands on so hopefully I get hired
@@LeeGzzly Best of luck ! buggies is the best. outside, fresh air, get to move heavy things, we do carry outs for members and help them with heavy lifting. Its easily the best costco job
I pushed carts for 7 years at fleet farm. Probobly the best part of the job was grinding through sweat and tears, then at the end of the day when the sun is setting and the costumers and starting to disappear, you get a sense of accomplishment seeing a clean, empty parking lot. Snow days were fun too when we dressed up in full snow pants and broke out the shovels. But at fleet farm we were responsible for way more than just carts. We were cleaning restrooms, breakroom, using floor scrubbers, cleaning and maintaining the automatic carwash, gas station supplies, changing gas price sign, bailing cardboard, using forklifts to carry around garbage bins and sweeper attachments so I could clean the parking lot, painting, etc
@@vikingstorm32 Similar job with me. We do more then buggies; we landscape, power wash, propane, tires, gas. you name it, lot touches it.
you also hit the nail on the head.. the best part of the job is fighting through the sweat and tears and exhaustion. taking the shower after work and watching all that crap come off you feels so good and clean. seeing the empty parking lot with the sun setting is special too. i love this job.
Is this in Illinois !!!??? I’m gonna be at the Schaumburg location
Chamillionaire. Nice. When I get to ride the scooters, the song that pops into my head is "Summertime" by the Fresh Prince---cus of the "lean to the side, cus you can't speed thru / two miles an hour so everybody sees you".
Hey bro, you like me at work...I know everyone and BS all the time too! But because of COVID 19 the hotel eliminated my entire department. So, I go on an interview tomorrow as a Costco Cashier Assistant. About how heavy are the carts? I should be ok but I don’t want to look weak.
Costco policy limits you to push no more than 10 carts, no less than 8. They will provide you with a rope that has a clip on one end, and either a hook or handle on the other. The only way you'll feel the rack you're pushing is heavy is if you're dealing with an inclined parking lot like we do. Otherwise, easy. Good luck!
New sub! It’s always nice to meet a fellow filipino lol. Enjoyed your video 😊
Sorry for the delayed response! Feeling is mutual, especially when I come across other Filipinos at work. No better feeling.
I’m surprised you guys don’t have cart machines
At Kroger we use bungee cords
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Yo bruh I have my orientation next week. Its my first job so im looking at videos because yo boy nervous.
Congratulations! Are you seasonal or permanent? Department? Expect them to put you right to work immediately after "classroom" orientation, because they will either have you assist for the cashiers or outside pushing carts. Dress code is usually collared shirt without print such as brand logos or extra designs, and of course pants. No joggers allowed, they will have you change clothes. Most importantly, wear the proper shoes. Don't go to orientation in dress shoes, rather wear non slip or non lifestyle shoes. I've seen rookies wear Jordan's and it made me sad. Considering the spring, expect to sweat. Any other questions hit me up!
@@justinglide633 permanent bro. I chose cart attendant. Thanks for the help bro
My guy I can relate to you I do the exact same job.
It wasn't easy at first, but then I enjoyed it later on. I've moved to the mornings stocking now. I hope you've moved up!
How do you turn more than 10 shopping carts?
Hi J K! Everybody has their own way depending on how comfortable they are. For me, it just depends on how much room I have after the turn and how early I have to turn. Control the pivot.
Or you can ask a buddy of yours that’s working on carts to just “guide” you and it makes life so much easier so that way you just focus on pushing,and then he can push and you guide,honestly all depends on how hardworking your coworkers are
honestly i blame all of my back problems from pushing carts at costco. there really is no "correct" way lmao. just keep your back straight and use your legs. You can also push from the side. instead of pushing from behind and turning.
I wanna apply for costco does anybody know what position this is ?
Position is titled Front End Assistant. Since carts falls within the Front End, cart pushing is part of being an Assistant.
@@justinglide633 thank you man im gonna apply right now do you recommend me to put a resume or i can get hired without resume ? Cause i heard its pretty hard to get hired in costco
@@justinglide633 by the way i just subscribed keep up the good content
damn zone 7 w only got 3 zones at my Costco
How many corals does yours have?
Yo are you from Illinois
I am. You?
@@justinglide633 Yeah I noticed the brookfield zoo sign lol :D
Gulat ko biglang nag tagalog yung asawa mo😂
Haha! Bicolana po siya pero lumaki nagsasalita ng tagalog hehe!