Do UPS DRIVERS Really make $50 an HOUR NOW.??? 👀👀
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2024
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Black Friday is double time plus 8 hours holiday. So technically it’s around $133 an hour. One year I worked 14 hours because they made me stay and do on call air pickups in town. I made like $1,600 for that one day and bought my wife a stainless steel refrigerator she always wanted lol
Get that money. I love it.
I was a package handler for 1.5 years and honestly the money was good. I made $700 in 13 hours as a driver helper but I don't picture myself working as a driver for 6 plus years to make max pay. its a great job, but not for everyone
$133 an hour is absolutely ridiculous. I’m an Amazon driver based out of Carle Place NY (Long Island). They usually don’t let you work more than four days a week because when you’re an Amazon delivery driver, you’re not actually an employee of Amazon, you’re a contractor. Your third party company can’t afford to pay so much overtime but that doesn’t mean you can never work overtime. During the peak season they let you work five day weeks and when Amazon has their big Prime Day sale they let you work overtime because the volume doubles sometimes.
I never understood why some are upset that hard working people are finally being paid good wages for doing a hard job. Nobody asks if the CEOs 19 million annual salary is a bit excessive.
Also, the fact that ups can pay you guys so well and still be profitable shows just how greedy the other shipping companies are. People at Amazon making $18 an hour
@@AnthonyStory if enough people leave it’ll force them to increase pay
true that. but theyre not union. @@ZavHustles
well there's also the fact that UPS drivers are far more productive than their competitors.
It would be nice it inflation. Wasn’t that high. I am an HVAC installer. With my peace rate it’s like I am making $80-$100 an hour and it’s still tough to get buy. Inflation is ridiculous right now!
Guess what's gonna happen. The prices of all UPS services will go up exponentially.
I worked for UPS for 23 years starting back in 1977,bought residential real estate and retired at 41 years old! Its not what you make its what you do with what you make!
It depends on where you grow up I guess. Every adult drilled it into us that we all had to go to school. Complete bullshit. After 10 years paying student loans and after 15 years with a utility company I got laid off. The CEO of the company got the job handed to her and didn't even finish her degree. If I could redo life I would avoid post secondary and universities all together.
I’ve been with UPS 16yrs.. I’m a 22.3 worker. I make 5-6bucks less than scale drivers. All I’m reading is a bunch of haters that have never worked for UPS and think they understand and know how things work.. this is a BILLION dollar company that has government contracts and is owned by black rock which also owns the shipping market. These negative comments are people that wish they could make the bread we make.
Real question...UPS is owned by Blackrock?
@@d.x.352 Yes, they brought a majority of the shares when the company went public.
You guys are making real bread, I am a transportation engineer, took me 8 years to graduate plus student loans. I work about 50 hours a week and I am still trying to make it to the 100k. I am now considering applying for UPS
@@franciscomcmxc1052 I highly would highly consider it.. but you have to start out as a part timer loading or unloading.. then wait for a driver spot to become available. It’s a real grind but worth it in the end.
So where do i apply. I wana make that money, I'm a 10yr driver and i work for Wal-Mart
No wonder Doug and Carrie were living so well.
😂😂😂 had to think about that for a second!
I love this comment ! One of my all time fav shows 😅
Few will understand! Love that show!!!
How is Doug doing these days?? lol
Perfect😂😂😂
The same with plumbers, electricians, etc. These fields are paying more and more because young people do not want a life of hands on physical work. Under these circumstances college degrees will have to take a back seat to the trade jobs.
there is no reason at all to go to college at this point
That’s what I’m saying
I make more working at Amazon 6,days a weeks then people who went to college by almost double lol
There is if ups doesn’t work out for you, what are you going to do with only a high school diploma and no other skills?
This job ant for the weak, by day 3 you are beyond tired, and the driveways will only get longer, apartment orders are getting bigger with all the free furniture orders, beds sofas ext ext, by Friday you are on someone’s ring camera complaining about a bar of soap you had to deliver by 10:30 am 🤦🏽♂️
@@joseg2994
What's your job title/dept.?
I JUST passed my intergrad training Friday. I was told by my HR rep that my starting pay is $23.83 an hr. With free health care.
Health care is never free
Congratulations!!!🎉🎊🦋
He probably voted for biden ?
Cover driver for over 30 routes here. I started at 39 years old and was killing it. I ended up wearing out my driver knee in a short time due to the long hours, and constant in and out of the truck. I averaged 55 hours a week and never took off days. At my former center the injury rate for driver that began their career in there late 30's or 40's is almost 100%. Many drivers have had full knee replacements, shoulder surgeries, etc. Money was great, but for me not amount of money is worth loosing my health. I left, and went back to teaching and I'm almost back to my normal self. That said, if you start this career off in your 20's and maintain fitness your body will adapt and you can have a great career.
Following safe work methods is key and a healthy diet is key. I am at 30 years, have never had a DART injury and feel as good at 52 as I did at 25.
I was making $130,000 CAD as a Technologist. I now work from home with a salary of $83,000. Even though I make less the change to a working from a home office was the best decision I have ever made. I am productive at my job and my mental health has never been better. No overtime which is perfect since I have hobbies after work.
I believe office workers that can work from home should to keep traffic off the roads to keep the roads safe and more efficient for workers like UPS.
great video, for the people wondering its a progression you don't start at $49, here in MN its $25 to start. Most people don't make it within the first 6 months. People want the money just don't want to grind it out. As drivers we deal with all the elements keep that in mind. Good luck to the people that want to get into it
Would you recommend it to someone who is happy driving 1k miles a week doing doordash?
It's not about the driving as a UPS driver its about the load count. You won't cover much milage as a driver most routes are pretty tight because its all about speed. Look at package handling videos if you think you can do it go for it.@@callenmeyers
@@callenmeyersthat job doesn’t pop up like that lol
@@joseg2994 wdym
@@callenmeyers If you can work hard yes. A UPS driver in most cases does very little actual driving on their routes. Their actual job is titled Service Provider.
Thanks for being transparent, really informative.
I delivered with amazon for 3 years then realized I needed to switch to UPS. Currently 2 months into the package handler/loader job. It's a hell of a grind and no end in sight. Just a prayer that ill get a chance to be a driver eventually.
That's excellent brother. Keep up great work
Thanks, will do!
Excited for this new contract! Truly an awesome win!!
Man i am happy for you guys, you guys bust your ass out there.
That is excellent!!! Congratulations!
Good for you guys! I have two friends who drive for UPS. They both complain about the same things but they never bitch about the pay lol.
Good for you guys! You deserve every penny of it.
Thanks for making this so simple
Solidarity from Florida broham! Let's get this bread! Woo! 🎉
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With the increase of online orders, these guys and gals definitely deserve it. Hell, I'd even tip them on some of the stuff I ordered like home gym equipment.
I’m a new subscriber. Your videos are great! UPS is lucky to have you
Great vid Randy!
70% of the population will not be able to do this job. Too hot in the summer, too cold in the winter. 150 pick and delivery stops. Wake up at 5am to load your truck, and last pick up at 6pm, and after paperwork and get home around 8pm. Heavy loads with broken service elevators on the 50th floor. You have to meet delivery and pickup windows. If you’re late, you’re taking those packages back with you to the hub. Not to mention that load being in the isle all day. It takes a special someone to pull this off. Most of you won’t make it. Trust me.
One thing for sure, folks are going to start looking at UPS drivers an entirely different light.
Money talks folks...
Im happy for those folks
You guys definitely deserve it. Im getting a small taste of what you guys do as a SSD and man I do about 90 deliveries a day and its kinda tough. I have experience as an actual delivery driver but UPS is a much different test on your body daily . I do ok , most days done in about 6 hours but its only half of what you guys do and im tired after its all said and done . I can imagine what 150-200 stop a day feels like 5-6 days a week lol. Plus side of that is you dont spend your money because you too tired to go out hahaha.
Im thinking about joining UPS and getting on a brown truck though , would be worth it but you definitely earn that pay . Good stuff.
You all deserve that good $$$!!!! You work hard...kudos to you all
You’ve done your math and adding residuals. I hit the like and subscribed. Get paid sir you earned it.
I just passed the drivers test I start on the 7th I’m nervous
Am jealous, I do the same work at FedEx for 1/3rd of that. Hopefully FedEx does the same
Yes it's a tough fight. But gotta encourage your coworkers everyday to get the mindset of bringing in a union and slowly but surely that day may come
union vs non union
The baby UPS shirt is the cutest ever.
Love the intro! 🎼🕺🏻
People are SOOO STUPID HERE. Yes $50 an hour for a job that is TIMED and you need to make deliveries on time is actually not that far fetch.
They can’t get a paycheck if they sit around. If they do then packages are late and they get fired.
You should include the pension and health insurance contributions to show what a driver's total compensation for a year.
It’s like $170k Fuckin nuts
DANG! UPS making that bag! Nice!
People complain about the money I make but they don’t realize we work 7 days a week 12 hours a day
Anyone can do that with no wife , kids , an living for free in ur moms basement
Worked at Amazon, can't pay me enough to do that type of work. Walking over 10 miles/12 hours a day without eating. Glad I got my CDL. Over 1k after taxes for 49 hours. Can call out as much as I want because demand for us is so high, sometimes sleep in truck for 2 hours because DOT has to close road lane for us. Jetvac truck operating is a sweet gig.
49.00 is where drivers will be in PA after 4 years
They should make at least 50 and hour.. Do you realize how extremely HARD that job is>? Most people do not.. I drove a food service truck (tractor trailer) and just like UPS you have to unload each piece by HAND and take it to the customer.. Most of my deliveries I was able to use a hand truck, but my truck was twice the size of a UPS truck.. But they have to do it ALL by Hand for the most part.. Usually one piece at a time... Extremely tough and if you're out of shape, prepare to be TORTURED just trying to make the deliveries, then do it 5 days a week...No Joke, Hard AF Job !!
If a company can afford to pay their workers this much money then great. It’s not rocket science. For all the haters, be mad at yourself for choosing the wrong career, lol. I ain’t even a UPS driver either.
lol i chose IT.. i'm about to switch to brown.. 🤣
I’ve been with Amazon for about 3 years now and I am ready to make the switch to ups. Go from 30k to 80k a year
lmao literally same here man been there almost 2 years and i think im ready 4 a change .
lol Heck.. i work in IT for 80K I'm about to switch to brown..
You would have to work in the warehouse first!
ive seen positons online for driver. hopefully not
@@arnulfovasquez7583
@@crzycolchrisyou ain’t gonna like it. Stay with IT.
Respect to y’all union. I’m a mail carrier for usps and we aren’t even close to y’all’s pay and this shit sad. Time to jump ship 🤷🏽♂️
If you are planning a career at UPS and have or plan to have a family know this….. Financially you will be your family’s hero it at the same time you will continually disappoint them. You will not be home for dinner, you will miss plays, performances, games and the list goes on.
Your first rule as a full time employee is do not make plans or commitments M-S.
You will only be disappointed
Finally someone who breaks it down correctly, I'll be at top pay in 10 months I can't wait I'm buying a truck when I hit that
Invest in 401k buy a house then buy your truck ..
@@giryoda3483 I recently bought a house like 4 months ago, I still own about 140k on it I gave a huge down-payment on it so I got a 15 year mortgage on it, pay 1200 a month, I only invest 6% into 401k though that's what I want to do next or buy another property I just don't know what's the smartest way, and I'm definitely paying cash for the truck I've been saving all of my money I rarely go out and I've been driving the same car for 10 years😂 a 2000 acura integra
Nah get that truck yolo
Good for you guys! You work hard for the money. I thought I had a good job (federal law enforcement), but ups is making me re think this.
Wondering what the benefits are like working for ups? Pension, 401k, health care, etc...?
I see UPS is hiring seasonal drivers now in my area. Is this the best way ro become a full time driver? Any suggestions?
Good bucks ‼️‼️🇨🇦🇨🇦
Bro can you post what you do for recovery??? Like I assume this job is an incredible workout 🏋️♀️ stress on your back etc…do u take ice baths? Meal prep? Etc…
Yes I’ll post that soon!!
Oh it has its UPS and downs 😂
Thank you for the video.
What are the requirements for a UPS driver? I'm in Virginia
Us at USPS deserve a raise! This is nuts. Must be nice lol
I’d love a video on the hiring process
There is none. 😂 most likely for drivers though.
He made a video where he’s crapping in the toilet and wiping with them Benjamin’s
Good video ! Is that pay scale country wide or do different regions pay different. Like say OK where you are vs NYC or LA . Thanks ... wife and I might be relocating to try starting this career.
Nationwide pay scale. Very few markets have slightly higher so i would expect these rates. Not going to happen overnight, 5 years minimum to reach these rates from start of employment and them jumping through the hoops. By then we'll be in a new contract and receive even higher wages
Great news for drivers. Bad news for customer. As the service rates will also go up. Same thing happened at DHL 20 years ago. Driver got a good raise then a couple years later. Half the drivers were laid off.
Ya. Full time… A guy in my area (not a huge city either) has been part time for 7 years… trying to go full time. He finally said screw it. Was tired of working all the overtime hours anyway…
That’s really good money man! I make $86k as a Class A Truck Driver, so you pretty much make the same money I make, if not more.
In my area they just opened a new automated hub 4th biggest. We are running but it’s still under construction. I worked for them about 8 years ago. The driver situation is tricky moved a lot of routes from different hubs so the drivers came too. Still waiting it’s only been a few weeks but the current drivers say at the beginning of the year I may have some luck.
Don’t be in debt and you’ll enjoy your career here point blank period!!!!
Holy crap I’m in the wrong business lol
You doing a good job man....I need that new driver new pay scale video. I'm 39 and I been on my job 19 years. I'm ready to leave.
Damn u almost retiring
Same here, work for a municipality and just broke 60k took over 8 years, I'm union but the union sucks, and if we leave we have to wait a full calendar year before joining another union, if another union even wants us too
Hey man awesome video. I know you mentioned this for a package deliver. Does this also apply for the tractor and trailer drivers?
They’re called feeder drivers and they make more than delivery drivers, because they work more hours.
@@TheEwing69 higher hourly pay? I had an opening right by me so I was wondering if it was worth taking it.
Feeders are same pay rate, most average 15 hours of OT a week.
This is unreal! I'm a UPS driver in Canada and I'm making much less.
I’ve been trying to get on with UPS for awhile now. I deliver for Amazon. I too live in Oklahoma. OKC to be exact. I don’t wanna take a pay cut to work as a package handler for 3-4 years to maybe get picked to be a driver. I know sometimes they hire off street. Especially during peak. Would it best to apply during peak, kill it, roll the dice they keep me? Im late to the delivery game. I wish I had found this profession sooner but I’ve found my passion. Marriage and kids aren’t too far away and wanna be able to provide and support family. Amazon is fine right now but I want more. I know I can do this if given the chance. Only been delivering for about 2 years now but I’m already a lead driver and supervisor. Not a manager yet. Please reach out and give advice and or opinions. Thanks for the video, inspiring. Keep delivering.
good luck trying to be a driver you have to find a busy hub. you will take a pay cut. the odds of you working for ups during the season for Christmas and then keeping you in January is 50-50 . but if your willing to take the pay cut and work part time and work hard then apply warehouse 1st and work your way up.
Ups is the best delivery job company . Amazon is terrible
From my understanding, a person has work in the warehouse and build seniority, first, in order to be promoted to a driver. Depending on his or her hub, a package handler could be working in the hub for several years in order for that to occur...
With this pay increase, I am sure it is going to get much more competitive to get a driver position now. Therefore, if you are serious, take a look at job openings at your local UPS hubs.
Do you usually bonus everyday or run over?
Considering doing this and I’m from Edmond, OK! I saw in an earlier vid you said you were accepted right away as a driver, I’ve also heard some have a run in with seniority, I’m getting mixed opinions and experiences, ALSO, I think this goes for almost every profession, if you’re doing the same thing over and over again everyday day it can seem to get old but how you prevent this on times or days when it feels like that?
Getting hired as a driver off the street is VERY rare. The guy in this video is a rare case of that happening. The overwhelming majority of UPS delivery drivers had to spend 1-10 years as a part-time warehouse worker before their name on the driver waiting list came up. It is VERY rare to only have to wait a year. Most waited 2-5 years, many waited over 5 years. It depends on many factors but a good base for judging how long it will take is the size of the building you work in. Small buildings typically have a shorter wait because there are simply less people, so when drivers retire/move/quit, the list moves along faster. It is the opposite for larger buildings.
@@Chadthefatherbeargotcha, I’m assuming you’ve had your fair share of experience in this area?
@@Chadthefatherbearnow the facility I’m in is 5 years old and it’s big. Are newer facilities a shorter wait?
@@Chadthefatherbearso they hiring in different cities for package delivery driver? Are they gonna throw you inside the building after they hire you?
Whats bull is people with with skills and degrees get less pay. Im talking radiology technician, nurses, respiratory therapist, staticians, electricians, teachers, etc.
Now let somebody come in here and say unions are bad. They probably already did. Top out in 4 years? That is awesome. I did 30 years as a city carrier with USPS.
$50 an hour? Sheeeeit! New crib, new Bentley, Rolls Royce and some other shit!
Great Video Randy! While working at Ups, How is balancing work and personal life? Do you find time to do some personal things? Do you work Saturdays? Thank you
It is tough at certain times of the year for sure! Yes of course I do find time no I usually don’t work Saturday!
Very nice 👌 I'm thinking about trying to work for UPS I make good money probably 150k to 200k as a Crane OP in refineries but I'm tired of the 84 hours a week and no beard policy and very strict rules where they can fire you for something so simple....
That money for working 84 hours a week isn’t that great at all. Especially considering on top of that your life is literally taken from you. I wouldn’t work 84 hours a week for 500k
I’ve been there a year and watched over
5 people quit day 1 and probably 20 after a few days. It can be hard mentally physically little bit
So I live in Utah, currently contemplating starting a career in UPS. However I believe I will be returning to my home state (NC) in about 3ish or so years, is lateral transfers available with the company? Could I go from 1 year warehouse/2 years delivering and have that same time served transfer, have you heard of individuals going straight to another delivery position once the transfer is complete? Or would I have to redo the warehouse, time served, etc... Thanks!
At UPS you would have to resign and reapply after moving. That's a big gamble, best to wait and apply after moving.
No wonder you're always such a happy dude. Making fat stacks out there. I'm putting in an application over the weekend. Any tips on how to get hired?
brother i did the first day at UPS and its a tough job. preloading is hard man! you wouldnt think because its just putting boxes in trucks right? well it is but you have to keep up with putting these boxes in your truck at an insane rate. and they will give you 2 to 3 trucks to fill. i got 2 my first day and i felt i did pretty bad, but so did everyone else because you cant perfectly put everything in the truck in an orginized manner with the volume of boxes. now if you want to get hired its easy because people quit a lot. i applied online and they scheduled my first day. a couple weeks later we got there for orientation and the people were very chill, the supervisors were very nice. they asked some questions and they said to all 13 of us that were hired. they also said we would be let go if we dont show up to work on time and show up the first 30 working days. they did some half ass trainng, then we watched videos for for the next 2 days. no one was paying attention to the videos, and i was wondering why training was half ass? but the first day i realized why. BECAUSE ITS CONTROLLED CHAOS THE FIRST 2 HOURS, BUT AFTER YOUR FIRST 15 MINUTE BREAK ITS JUST CHAOS. everything you learned, or sorta learned goes out the window because you got 15 packages needing to go on shelfs while the shelfs are full, while theres boxes coming down the line. tough fast paced work, but if you dont live in a rich family to get you into college or something like that this may be your best option. im going to keep trucking along because i dont have any better option right now, and the night schedule works good for me. you will know the first day if you can handle it or not. me being a strong 6ft under 16% body fat guy, i can barely handle it, but i can handle it. oh and icase you were wondering why am i talking about a warehouse job i want to be a truck driver, YOU HAVE TO WORK AT THE WAREHOUSE FOR USUALLY ATLEAST A YEAR TO BECOME A TRUCK DRIVERS.
Wow, UPS has changed since I worked there as a driver in the 90’s, we didn’t have time to be sitting around recording videos.
I have electrician friends that make around $180,000 annually and they don't work nearly as hard and long hours as UPS drivers
What’s your point though?
That’s good for them! Hbu??
😂🤣 I kno I DoorDash make nothing but hell I’m loved big family happy as hell two cars own house beautiful girl
This is a video explaining what UPS drivers make…not electricians😐
And they won’t have pensions that ups drivers have, when they retire.
Nice!
I really want to become a UPS driver
Thank you for your videos
Of course!
Good luck it's not for everyone.
Better go apply to be a package handler first 😭
Better go apply to be a package handler first 😭
@@scottballinger3200 yes, that's what I'm going to do
Do you prefer to drive in metro area?
I live in LA
I drive in Ohio, making a little more, but it's about the same. We're getting a 2.75 raise if it passes, but hopefully it doesn't. The new contract is a dumpster fire. It's not about more money either. I've never worked for a company that couldn't care less about their workers and / or their family's. It's all about greed for them now.
That's the union baby.
I’ve been trying but I have clue where to apply just to get into ups and after1 or 2 years , then become a driver
I’m glad you guys are making good money, milk UPS for all their worth.
The Teamsters are great.
😮
I should have been a UPS driver.
I am an electrical engineer, 15yrs, and my base is 120k, no OT. In Oregon.
That’s good money though man, and you don’t have to worry about all the physical labor, driving in traffic all day, drivers earn every penny, it’s all labor and time management.
Can you make a video on class A CDL drivers and there pay.thanks brother keep up the good work
How hard is it to get hired as a feeder driver? For someone thats not currently working at ups but has 10 years experience driving semis?
And the with the Teamster Pension you can Retire at 49 🎉
Very Hard to get hired. Where I live it seems they never hire
Good for you guys! Union bread union feed! You guys work your butts off. I wish FedEx would join. But they operate differently. Owner operator, or owner pays people half your income, no insurance, benefits. I always opt for UPS if it's an option!
I am also a sleeper team feeder driver the money is great by no means but last year I paid 43,000 in taxes don’t leave taxes out of the pay
I work hvac, that’s how much a top guy gets paid , I’m quitting the trade
LMFAO!!
I know Amazon workers are punching the air right now.
They’re willing to work for $16-$18 an hour so not the brightest people tbh
Shoulda went to UPS was a kid instead of the ungrateful place that just laid me off for 20 years.
Hey man. I’m in Huntsville, AL and just got started following you. I got laid off my desk job 3 months ago and really want to get on at UPS as a driver. Do I have to start in the warehouse before I move to driver? If not, do I just stalk the website until a position opens up and cross my fingers? Any help would be great!!!!
me personally I would move to a bigger city so you can advance faster. I started in the warehouse working midnight till 4 am part time and after a year I applied for package driver for the Christmas season. I did that for 3 and 1/2 months and they sent me back to the warehouse. last year in In spring they called me again for package driver I said no. but I still was in warehouse part time. then they called for Feeder driver at a big hub and I said yes. took me about 2 years and I'm in Chicago. if I were you find the air port hub by you because it's gonna be busy start from the bottom and work your way up. if you get accepted now for package driver remember your probably a seasonal driver and come January they let you go or keep you its a 50/50 chance you stay on a driver that's why I went warehouse because if I did seasonal and they don't keep well I'm still at ups. don't go to a small hub ask drivers where you live where is the biggest hub by you. good luck and don't rush the money will come.
I looked check in Nashville or if you are will too move and work hard go to Louisville KY that's the biggest hub
If contract pass this aug 22nd all the 22.4 driver become regular package driver that mean will take longer time to call you up to take class and 30 days probation
Depends alot on ur location, I'm a feeder driver here in Chicago (Cach) and from what I heard we maybe the second biggest location in the US behind Louisville, KY. We always hiring most of the time, mainly sleeper teams starting out.
Depends if your city is hiring
So why is it auto mechanics pay isn't going up? I've been stuck at $25 hr for the last 10 yrs. For whatever reason, everyone thinks mechanics are making bank. Nope, the place your taking your vehicle is making bank but their mechanic isn't making hardly anything. For how much work I do, on my feet 12 hrs a day, being in the heat or cold, I sure wish I could make a little more.
How to make into the building from being a seasonal drivers helper asap?
What’s the difference between
UPS delivery driver VS
UPS ROUTE driver?
Is it to say is it the same?
Man this makes my 29.87 working in a Maximum security prison look like nothing. Granted ususally work 90-100 hours a week and make around 150-170k a year but man if I did that with UPS pay now.
Shit I'm a dialysis tech in health care and made 27hr. I left that toxic work environment. I gotta take my road test for ups 23hr seasonal and being considered for FedEx express for 24.61hr. I don't know what to pick. I also applied at corrections for 29.64hr. Idk wtf to do 😂😭🙃