Nobody talks about this TRUCKING job but they make DOUGH! Literally! 💰👀
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2022
- In today’s video I’ll be talking about a food service distributor that not too many people talk about. That company goes by the name of blue line distribution. These truck drivers make pretty good money and it’s 100% touch freight. Let me know what you guys think in the comments. #trucking #truckdriver #delivery #foodservice #cdl
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Boy the bread so good and every year they give a cost of living raise plus you annual
I’m a driver for them. Make $32 hour starting out , ot excellent benifits. Hard work but they pay you for it . Your only away from home 2 days per week and they pay you to sleep away from your family tax free ontop of wages . I get $400 per month per diem monthly. Good equipment makes job easier . Your video is accurate as far as hours four day workweek etc.
I saw in one of your comments on another video that you work out of the St. Louis DC. I talked to another one of your drivers there while I was delivering for Branding Iron, Chad I think his name was. Sounds like y'all have it pretty good for what you're doing. I heard you guys have to purchase some of the supplies you need for the job. If so, which supplies, how much can you expect to shell out, and does Blue Line reimburse you for them? TIA
Can you be gone longer if you want to ? Like run like 3 layover routes a week?
Hey Julie give some more info on it
How do I apply for them . I have a class A with all endorsements. I’m in tampa Florida
Do they hire new driverd
More awesome jobs. Keep doin it!
The only thing that prevented me from excepting this job in Michigan was the time out, my wife no longer wanted me to be away from home.
I can relate. My wife’s the same way.
Yeah good money ain't worth losing the fam over it lol
Sooo is cooking at $23 hourly 5 to maybe 7days a week 8 hrs to 10hrs daily ..local ofc no wife bm.. Lost her to being a slave to uber n lyft sooo i need advice since i see we all on the verge of running our family away lokey😅
These are some really good one's 👍 shedding some light these hidden gems
Yep pizza class a drivers make money to , Domino's, papa johns , blue line distribution. Lift gate and ramp Some layovers are required some local ,depends on location.
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Love this channel bro
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I just seen a blue line truck delivering to a little Caesars on my way home in Houston.
I can see why the CT location pays more, the cost of living is a little higher up there. Plus you're running the northeast where a lot of folks wouldn't touch with a 10ft pole. Lol
Ct sucks lol in trying to find a way out I wanna move to Florida
Wow this is interesting, I’m a GFS route driver in Canada and we deliver all of Little Caesar’s product up here in the north. I didn’t know a different company delivered their stuff south of the border!
Blueline is little Caesar’s we own the brand ! It’s like Walmarts own distribution we are little ceasars legs . We own all the sports teams in Detroit also .
My guyyyyyy you talked about it. Glad to know you read your comments…i love working for this company…checks be damn near 3k every 2 weeks which is not bad since im fresh out of school
Yes sirrr! Good stuff bro. Keep doing your thing out there & stay safe.
@@imanthonytv heck yea bro most definitely 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🤝🏾💯
They pay biweekly??
@@Massmovements yes you do
How do you apply for them?
I’m near the Orlando and I missed the hiring even :(
And after our recent raise, a "rider" at GFS will make an average of $32.88 an hour, based off a 40 hour week lol. Crazy.
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Bro please keep doing this bro please
I gotcha
Most driving jobs pay well these days. I'm a local bulk feed driver, home every afternoon 45 to 50 hours a week 31 dollars an hour. Zero manual labor.
I’m at the Lawrenceville location we get a lot of OT if you handle yo handle we drive sleepers also a store is only getting 3 pallets max 270 pieces is considered heavy which is rare depending on route but thi money easy and free if you ain’t scared to work
Absolute truth . Shit is cake .
Are you home daily?
Frito-Lays in Charlotte needs 20 more drivers. Taking drivers out of school.
How much they pay?
@@stretch27358cent a mile and 13.5 cent a case. 2000 plus cases a trailer
I drive for Frito Lay out of Canton Ohio. We get .69 cents a mile, 19 dollars for pre trip, 8 dollars for every trailer you drop or hook. Three weeks paid vacation starting out. It’s seniority based on bidding for jobs. Easy 6 digit job starting out.
little caesars owns blue line. That’s why they can make the pizzas for so cheap despite (believe it or not) using some of the highest ingredients of any pizza chain. There’s a video about it on RUclips.
hey Anthony you should do a video talking about chick-fil-A driving jobs, i know a handfull of guys that went to work for them and starting rate is between $33 and $41 an hour, btw thats in NC
Do you mean chic fila
Is this the one in Mebane NC?
@@bleekmode116 yea
Yeah, they have a new DC in Mebane, and they pay well if you put in the time. Starting at about 85k to over 100k easy.
Quality custom distribution has the chick fil A drivers.
I did my time at Sysco finger printing groceries 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Hey man, you got any room on your couch or maybe the floor somewhere? Ima move to Florida and work at your GFS location and have you train me
Anthony, Need You Advise. I'm just Starting at US. Foods. The only thing I really don't like about working there is, it seems like all the drivers basically re running off loading the trucks. I'll work at a good pace but just don't want to be rushing to do my job. Any Advice???
Yes, my advice is to work at your own pace. Don’t feel like you have to keep up with guy’s who have more experience. The main objective is making on time deliveries & bringing back an empty trailer accident free. If you’re able to do that, then you’re doing your job.
I agree . When I started with blue line , I couldn’t hardly keep up I’m a smoker and it’s physical work compared to the no touch bump a dock routine I had been doing for two year prior . Couldn’t imagine moving like the guys were who were training me but your body gets used to it ,and now I move that quick ,but if you don’t want to move like that once ur out of training slow down at your pace . But me , here at blueline we are allowed a certain number of hours for a route like the one I’m on currently is like 24.70 hrs so I knock it out in probably 20 hrs return truck to yard and stay clocked in for nearly five hours that I’m with my family for . And that’s encouraged by management. Nice little perk if you can move quick . Also,I’m on my wife’s acct for any of you wondering lol.
The fact of the matter is the food industry has a high turn over rate because nobody wants to work like a slave. They work yo asssssss, better have some good benefits
The benifits are superior to anything I’ve seen in the trucking industry. Period .
@@juliearca827 not worth medical bills
I got good benifits and I can handle it thanks for the concern 😂
Yeah, but some of these stores are very difficult to deliver to.
Probably pay more cause minimum wage and the cost of living. They start off at $29 here in stlouis. Talked to them earlier today. Tryna decide between them and US Foods.
I work out of at Louis . Beat job I ever had . Don’t do us gods you’ll regret it . Treat u good here at little Caesar’s . I love it been with them about a year
29 sucks for all that work
I work for the company We don't make as much money as we use to when Mr Illitch was alive. Now his son runs the company and he cut all of our bonuses and pay. They don't want us to make overtime. And the average starting pay is not 27. We don't even use corporate logging.
Very odd . Bc I can go to any hotel corporate lodging but I Jsut sleep in the truck .we get overtime about 20-25 hrs a period I’d say , and I started w 32 per hour w sign on bonus etc . Benifits are cheap like 400 cheaper per month than my wife was paying for the family.
Unsure where u work but we have corporate lodging and sleepers . I have seen zero cut in pay only increases . I disagree based on my experience.
"Ten roads" making $32/hr drop and hook mostly 😍
Nice!
How do you apply and do you need experience
@@BabyyJJ I found them on Indeed where I'm at, they were asking for 1 year tractor trailer experience. Starting at like $32 about.
Yo!!!! I work for them!!! Greatest job I ever had.
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Can you give some insight on it ? Pay ? Extra pay? Benefits and the routes
@@teeroythetrucker all of that depends on the area you in heavily. But to give you an idea on routes, it’s like any job with low seniority, you’ll be on the extraboard
@@diybuckeye6764 but you always get a minimum 45 hrs per week at 31 bucks per hour and there’s more hours to be had if you want to do extra work hard . That’s how it is in St. Louis anyways . Best job I ever had !
@BigTimeTruckDriver85 is this a team position like papa johns and dominoes? I stay in canton Georgia near marietta, Acworth, roswell area north Georgia anything near me? What can you make here or what have you cleared annually?
How do you survive delivery in the winter? I almost died on during my first snow day
Bundle up
Them drivers in Canada must be busy busy busy
Do you know any good companies in the Orlando fl area? I’m having a hard time finding a good local job. Been driving over 2 years otr now.
Little Caesar’s is in Orlando !!!
Bro!!! They have a driver apprentice program!!!
Yep, sure do! 👍🏾
You wanna work there you better be prepared to work. Unloading by hand 40k lbs a night. Better be in good shape!
Hey could u help some of us in Baltimore
Man that’s a lot of time off 😮
Just got an offer 35$ hr debating them or Sysco. Sysco 10 minutes from my house BLD 45 minutes can make more at Sysco idk what’s ur opinion?
10 min away and can make more at Sysco…I say Sysco.
I just got a offer at a nursing home cook chef etcc and its 23hr nd i just stand making mash potatoes n salsburysteak . things of that nature on tne menu... I think i rather be a cook now that i see these pay break downs.. Or i rather go otr running nonstop illegal too lbvs .. But fr nonstop 34 rest n ill keep it moving . thats the only perk i see with truvking ovrr being a cook?? Tell me im wrong so i can commit to this cdl thing.. Cuz me n food i feel like im burning out i dont want to hate cooking so i want to leave but these numbers are reallll close to mine plus i think otr ill do 70plus if possible..butttt. 29$ 50hrs weekly maybe $927 if not 1100 ....i thinkkkk cooking beats it soley because trucking is driving local or otr but alot of things can come up daily hmmm plz lmk if you read this by a comment to me ...idc lmk how it is school me on this cuz i need to hear it
They offered me the job It’s a waste of time so I declined
Why did you not take the job?
I think he said I’m lazy and want fantastic money for minimal effort . Yep that’s what Alexander said I heard em
OK ut how many yearz exp u need itz not like juzt uz u have a CDL they bout ta give ya any damn drivin JOB .
This question is answered in the video. Also, there are several companies that will hire driver’s with 0 experience.
They say a year but we have a program now that will take u without cdl or even your permit . You work in the warehouse for like a month then transition into driver role by taking like 30 trips w a driver training it’s like six months think pays about low 20s if u don’t have cdl during that time ,they pay for you to attend trucking school also . I’m still paying back my loans on my schooling when I started driving in 2019.
I deliver to blue line in Atlanta area! Cheese from leprino in California. I make 3+k for the load.. Go home 2 day's grab a load back to Cali for the same. I net 4k for 5 days work
Niceeee! Thanks for the info! 👌🏾
@@imanthonytv of course I own my truck. So not a company driver and have a big maintenance account
You so Mike the got cross country loads?
The big picture is being your own boss as a owner operator don't be stuck working for someone the rest of ur life
Nah..Not everyone has aspirations to be an owner operator. There are a number of owner operators who actually went out of business and went back to being a company driver. The big picture is providing for your family, staying healthy, getting life insurance, investing, & making sure your finances are in order in the event something tragic happens. You can be your own boss & have a 9 to 5.
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You’re right. Being an owner operator isn’t always a good thing. Comes with a lot of overhead and shady dispatchers low balling you on the rates.
Screw that! I’m using trucking to help me reach my goals that will get me out of trucking. Owner Op is not all of our goals homie.
I agree with you man
No you’re wrong. Owner operator is at the mercy of everyone and has customers and freight brokers to answer too, yes you do and one accident as an o/o the insurance company will raise your rates and rate you out of business.
That's 1500 a week before taxes. Papa John's and dominos pay more
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@@imanthonytv you wouldn't leave gfs for that much 😂 that's like 1100 after taxes.
Nope.. I’m good at GFS 😂
Who knows, I’m sure some of them make more than $1,500 a week after OT.
@@mdl8562 1200ish *
*little caesars is the most disguising pizza ever made!!*
That job is not worth it I got my cdl to drive not work a pallet jack and do labor
OTR sounds perfect for you.
Just because you have a cdl don't mean you just drop and hook.
The driving is more fatiguing than the work trust me .
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Mann hell yeah bro! I tell ppl that all the time
@@imanthonytv I work for a environmental company 30hr pull up and hook up a hose that’s it locally
People eat this nasty ass pizza 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s actually not that good I make way more than that and home weekends
Pay is crap for two man job
30.00hr.@40 hr wk basically. You act like that’s big money. Wow!
Appreciate the comment..Keep em coming 😎
Overtime is over $45 an hour Mr Charles . Then while you required take 30 minutes for dot break we get two hours paid . Waiting time which I don’t even know what that shit even is to be honest with you but another 2-3 hrs each trip . We work about 50-55 hrs at my DC. 3 weeks vacation starting. Sign on bonus . Top tier medical dental life insurance .
@@juliearca827 do y'all get paid for clock in and clock out or only on duty time ?
Only on duty time & drive time . Your given like 30 hrs for 1.5 day route twice per week basically. But they pay you 400 monthly per diem . Best damn job shaking. Love it !
It’s always the madafakaz bagging groceries talking about big money smh
Dominos and Dunkin’ drivers make hella money too in Massachusetts I think they start at like 30 an hour
I’ll be reviewing Domino’s next 💰💪🏾
How do you apply