This was the worst (driving) job I've ever had the misfortune of being involved in. Worked for 2days. And gone. God bless you for doing it. Just know you don't have to work like that with a CDL. and you can definitely find something paying better. Like I said. Have it bud. Better man than me
Only the strong survive. People like you want it easy and try to make it sound the worse for people who want to try dude if didn't work out for you then that's your experience but we make good money doing this and it help keeps you in shape. Talk about something positive in your life.
And what’s easier? Dollar Tree or Family Dollar? I’ve been doing Dollar Tree for the last 3 months! From my experience the hardest part is dealing with the people 🙄.. most of them are very uneducated!!
I’ve been doing this for a year now and it is time consuming and heavy work but not hard at all once u get the hang of it. EZ money!! (If you work for England)
@@jacobherrera2704 welcome to the money bags 💰 fleet of CRE my guy. 1st month is hardest. Smooth sailing after that. Make sure you stretch before unloading first couple times and never use your back too much. Where is your DC located?
After unloading the first three it would have been faster to go up with a uboat load the toppers on the uboat and then load the loaded uboat and roll container on the lift rather than make an extra trip.
Absolutely would have been faster to have taken the uboat up with you and loaded a roltainer on the lift gate while holding on to the uboat. This is also a very small stop but on a large stop it would make a big difference when it comes to speediness. When I get a chance I’ll share a video of how I do things. Thanks for sharing your video.
LOOKS LIKE A PERFECT ACCOUNT TO ME! WITH HOGAN YOU LITERALLY HAVE TO DELIVER EVERY PIECE BY HAND LOL. DO YOU HAVE TO UNLOAD THE PRODUCT INSIDE OR DO YOU ONLY TAKE THE CONTAINERS INSIDE?
Your not following any of the unloading protocol. Your not supposed to through any packages. Your not rolling the rolltainers out with the fixed wheels first.
To much work for little money,stay away from big carriers.I go from TX-Ca then back,off 2 days and make no less than $2500 a week.That’s as a company driver.No extra work bump docks and that’s it.
@@billymccormick7657 Flyhi trans out of Bakersfield Ca/Cypress TX checks will vary depending on how u run but u won’t see anything under $1800 a week I run nonstops
@@guillermo6272. I specifically want to do this account because I’m tired of being a steering wheel holder. Want to get active and going again and I think this will do that.
So the way you toss the boxes around and even smash a few of them.....thats all normal? It’s okay with Dollar General? I’m not criticizing, I just found it a bit unnerving to see a professional like yourself handling merchandise that way.
I worked at DG Warehouse before as the person that loads the product in the trailers. It’s definitely a norm for product to be handled like that by drivers at times. Shouldn’t be though.
If you've seen the way Dollar General loads their trailers then it would be obvious that they don't care either! As long as most of it makes it undamaged into the store they seem to be satisfied!
@@Bigola I don't like getting hit with cardboard every other rolltainer because dollar general distribution doesn't care how they load these. I dont like having to work harder to fix someone else's work so I can do mine. The pay is good dont get me wrong it's just not good enough
I had heat stroke 🥵 😩 😫 one day while I was unloading and I get knocked out buy one of box 📦. It wasn't funny that day, I managed to return the truck back to DC, the next day they called and never answered their calls.
@@Dad-qh5gy WOW! That's awesome! Are you still working in that warehouse? (Im just wondering if you gained some of the weight back when you left that job)
Today will be my first time doing this. I had 10 minutes of training lol. Your video helped a lot, thanks!
Glad I could help.
Just know it'll be 3x what they told you it was. But good luck
This was the worst (driving) job I've ever had the misfortune of being involved in. Worked for 2days. And gone. God bless you for doing it. Just know you don't have to work like that with a CDL. and you can definitely find something paying better. Like I said. Have it bud. Better man than me
So where did you go?
Only the strong survive. People like you want it easy and try to make it sound the worse for people who want to try dude if didn't work out for you then that's your experience but we make good money doing this and it help keeps you in shape. Talk about something positive in your life.
@@jaykisuke3397 I’m about to start with knight doing the account….they wanted to give me 300 dollars per day..what do you think?
@@JoseGonzalez-je5js I think it's good money because you're only gonna run loads twice a week and off weekend's not a bad deal.
@@jaykisuke3397 Amen I was on this account for 2 yrs w hogan transportation made mad bank
Hard work not for everyone and the managers are crazy not all but most of em it’s hard not to get mad they will test your patience
That’s way easier than what we do in family dollar where we have to unload box by box
Yeah I was about to comment on that!!
And what’s easier? Dollar Tree or Family Dollar? I’ve been doing Dollar Tree for the last 3 months! From my experience the hardest part is dealing with the people 🙄.. most of them are very uneducated!!
@@DViry707 dollar tree owns family dollar now they are both the same
Thank you for the video. Just trying to see what DG acct entails.
Lol. It entails. Lot of work for little 💰
A Lubsey lol 😂 that’s so true
@@lubsey which company
@@Dperry97 usxpress
@@lubsey usx told me $1800 minimum a week average $2100
I’ve been doing this for a year now and it is time consuming and heavy work but not hard at all once u get the hang of it. EZ money!! (If you work for England)
I’m starting me dedicated account with DG on the 15th. Also with CRE! I can’t wait to get going
@@jacobherrera2704 welcome to the money bags 💰 fleet of CRE my guy. 1st month is hardest. Smooth sailing after that. Make sure you stretch before unloading first couple times and never use your back too much.
Where is your DC located?
My DC is out of Westville Indiana. I live in central illinois
I'll be starting dg account with cre in about a week. How many stops do you have a day? I'm in northern Indiana
@@ilovebeingwhite7830 depends are you fresh or dry van
Great video. Considering this account with Schneider. Stay safe out there..
How is it? Gonna start with Hogans Transport.
Going on day 4 doing this job all 3 days has been long ass days 😂 but I’m still trying new methods to see which can be effective
If you’re still at DG it is going to take 6 months before you are really getting the hang of it
Ah good times 😎
Nice job!
After unloading the first three it would have been faster to go up with a uboat load the toppers on the uboat and then load the loaded uboat and roll container on the lift rather than make an extra trip.
THe Shoot O ok thanks for the advice bro
Yikes. Dollar tree guru
Absolutely would have been faster to have taken the uboat up with you and loaded a roltainer on the lift gate while holding on to the uboat. This is also a very small stop but on a large stop it would make a big difference when it comes to speediness. When I get a chance I’ll share a video of how I do things. Thanks for sharing your video.
@@lubsey 🤣
oh wow... yeah. Sounds like that will help me 😁
A stop with only four rolltrainers i never had one like that
Yea I use to love these kind of stops..mad rare lol
I’ve had it a couple times but super rare! one time I had a load that was 50 pieces 1st stop, 80 2nd stop, 135 3rd stop and 2400 last stop
LOOKS LIKE A PERFECT ACCOUNT TO ME! WITH HOGAN YOU LITERALLY HAVE TO DELIVER EVERY PIECE BY HAND LOL. DO YOU HAVE TO UNLOAD THE PRODUCT INSIDE OR DO YOU ONLY TAKE THE CONTAINERS INSIDE?
Do you have to unload the rolltainer? Do you haul empty ones back to DC?
No you just roll rolltainer into store and yes you haul empties back to dc
Your not following any of the unloading protocol. Your not supposed to through any packages. Your not rolling the rolltainers out with the fixed wheels first.
This is a job for those whose cdl's are riddled with so many violations they have no other choice but to accept jobs that are beneath them.
Not true. No violations here.
or new CDL graduates like myself! i'm excited to start and gain experience in plan on staying 3-6 months , maybe a year!
To much work for little money,stay away from big carriers.I go from TX-Ca then back,off 2 days and make no less than $2500 a week.That’s as a company driver.No extra work bump docks and that’s it.
What company?
@@billymccormick7657 Flyhi trans out of Bakersfield Ca/Cypress TX checks will vary depending on how u run but u won’t see anything under $1800 a week I run nonstops
@@guillermo6272 i will have to check it out when i get some experience
@@billymccormick7657. How much experience you got?
@@guillermo6272. I specifically want to do this account because I’m tired of being a steering wheel holder. Want to get active and going again and I think this will do that.
Do u get paid cpm or a flat rate for this?
I got paid cents per mile & per delivery
So the way you toss the boxes around and even smash a few of them.....thats all normal? It’s okay with Dollar General? I’m not criticizing, I just found it a bit unnerving to see a professional like yourself handling merchandise that way.
I worked at DG Warehouse before as the person that loads the product in the trailers. It’s definitely a norm for product to be handled like that by drivers at times. Shouldn’t be though.
ups and FedEx is worse. we would knock down so many boxes and even broken fragile boxes all the time
If you've seen the way Dollar General loads their trailers then it would be obvious that they don't care either! As long as most of it makes it undamaged into the store they seem to be satisfied!
How heavy are they
Up to 1000 pounds... I use to fill them and reorganize over weights trailers for 5 years😢
WHy didn't you strap the rolltainers or pick up any empties?
It was a light drop off
How long does each unload take on average Snyder trucking pays $15 an hour for unloading
Carlos do you mean Schneider? If yes , how do you like it so far?
I thought this was a power only opportunity??
Watchu mean?
It is power only, meaning you don't need your own trailer, but its not drop and hook.
@@Thescrape87 this is a company position chief
i did this for 19 days and quit.
I'm quitting on monday
@@thefizz9521 why you don't like the company
@@Bigola I don't like getting hit with cardboard every other rolltainer because dollar general distribution doesn't care how they load these.
I dont like having to work harder to fix someone else's work so I can do mine. The pay is good dont get me wrong it's just not good enough
I had heat stroke 🥵 😩 😫 one day while I was unloading and I get knocked out buy one of box 📦. It wasn't funny that day, I managed to return the truck back to DC, the next day they called and never answered their calls.
My friend worked with Gordon foods service he only last 10 days
You get $25-$50 for two to six hours to unload. Not worth the money.
They want you to throw them boxes like that though?
I make sure any box I toss don’t have anything in it that would break like any glass or valuables Appreciate you checking out the video
Hell yeah toss that toilet paper and diapers, they ain’t getting damaged!
@@micklovin9836 Yup!
On this dollar general account right now hate it
Not for love or money would I do this!!!
FACTS!
First thing I seen was putting box’s in the ground , Should have went on a uboat. Wasted time !!
Looking for drivers in Columbus oh.
Hated that place..
I'd lose the weight that I put on while otr trucking 😃
I lost 60 lbs in 4 months from working in the warehouse... Without dieting or anything.. Straight hard labor
@@Dad-qh5gy WOW! That's awesome! Are you still working in that warehouse? (Im just wondering if you gained some of the weight back when you left that job)
🤣🤣 not all at once but I went from 250 to 190 after haven't been there in 2 years I'm at 230
Amazing that people have to be shown this. Have to be re+@rded if you couldn't figure this out for yourself.
It Very hard job , I have worked in2 months, but the pay was good for $2000 per day
which company pays that to call
@@truck6280 you are not. Stop lying please
2K a day?!? No way!!! You can make well over 100k a year as a leader for DG or Family Dollar but not 2K a day.
For owner operators its 1100 to 1300 a day.
@@tonecapone2768 thank you for clearing that up