When I get 7-10 bags it'd cuz the stop are all 5-10 min apart. Sometimes on 3 mins. But still. Imagine doing 135 stops and they're all that spaced out. Its so tedious. I hate it. I'll take 200 all day if they're bunched up
Whaaaat that route is tiny? A lot of driving? I get 16 totes in a tiny white van that I can't move in with like 30 overflow that can't fit 😂. I love it though. The freedom and seeing everyone across towns is worth it. And people respect and love you when you get them their goods ahahaha.
I would be down with it if it weren’t so taxing on your body. People who do this for five years have pain in their ankles back ect. It’s good for you but also too much for too long will destroy you
I’ve been delivering for Amazon since 2019, and I’ve switched to 5 different DSP groups by now and it makes a HUGE, DRASTIC, BIG difference on how being an amazon delivery driver is bc DPS group leaders are the KEY to how chill or HELLISH your day to day working there will be… out of my 5 different DSP groups 2 were AWESOME!! 1 was OKAY, and the other 2 sucked absolute ass. Major favoritism, unorganized and poor communication. The job is already physically and mentally hard enough with 200 stops/300 packages a day, not counting the hot weather and cold ass winters and hard raining days!!! Some DSP groups have 5 to 10 drivers quit a WEEK, while the DSP’s with good leaders, the drivers rarely leave. Choose the DSP you join wisely!!!❤ Amazon has over 100% turnover rate for a reason(s)😂
id be done in an hour with that tiny ass route. shid they been hitting us with over 180+ stops with over 350 packages daily. i just applied to ups so i can get also go back to school.
Do you live in a rural area or something? Our DSP owner tells us to use any bathroom nearby and we don't have to use our breaks for it. I don't even take breaks besides lunch lol. I start at 11 with 250+ packages and 120 stops and still finish around 7pm lol. And we get credited a full 10 hours even if I only work 6 or 7. I'm so fast that they made me a sweeper and I have to help all the slow people out. This job definitely isn't for lazy/slow people though.
If you pass others along your routes, you guys can badge in at any Amazon facility & use the bathroom. Can you show us more content on this? & which state are you located?
Brooooooo😂😂😂 i work for amazon in upstate NY idk where u get them bags but i do mine in a pizza box bring the tissue 190 stops a day or more wit 300 packages 20 bags 30 overflow
You pack the van for your self you pull up and get your packages but at FedEx and ups vans are ready and loaded up. You just need to be 18+ and have a valid drivers license.
@@RedBlaze_1423ues it is just starters yesterday its fun and easy asf just gets a little repetitive and hot cuz its summer but thats to be expected and it differs bro from DSP some pay weekly some pay bi weekly It all depends
so for my dsp we clock in at 9:20am and usually get out around 10-10:30am. when you actually get to load out which is where he is at in the video. they give you 10 mis to load all that stuff. the route he is showing is very small and not common at all. the common routes are around 180 stops 300+ packages. also, if you get groups stop then you probably doing over 220 stops a day. if you start to fall behind a dispatcher will call you to gaslight and shame you.
@@getoffmygrass4857 packages don't matter as much as stops. Anything over 150 stops and they're asking too much. You also need to compare drive time if you want to be comparing to other people. One route can take 12 minutes to get too some take near 45
That’s a small ass route wish I had it like that my van be packed with no space to move around up 20 bags and 40 overflow this ain’t even a nursery route you got that’s a like mini baby route haha easy
Not even our nursery routes are that small..i wouldnt be this close to quitting if i had routes like that 😪
Can you ask for a different route?
Yes u can up to your supervisor
If you have seniority (or a “favorite”) yea. Im glad i left amazon. Im tripling my income as an overnight order selector for sysco now
When I get 7-10 bags it'd cuz the stop are all 5-10 min apart. Sometimes on 3 mins. But still. Imagine doing 135 stops and they're all that spaced out. Its so tedious. I hate it. I'll take 200 all day if they're bunched up
@@Arpexioare you guys teamsters?
Whaaaat that route is tiny? A lot of driving? I get 16 totes in a tiny white van that I can't move in with like 30 overflow that can't fit 😂. I love it though. The freedom and seeing everyone across towns is worth it. And people respect and love you when you get them their goods ahahaha.
I would be down with it if it weren’t so taxing on your body. People who do this for five years have pain in their ankles back ect. It’s good for you but also too much for too long will destroy you
100% a lot if driving. 3-10 mins apart usually where I am. Cornfield and Amish people all over
@@quincylinder9738people do much more taxing work for lifetimes though
Damn that's crazy they make yall do it outside. Our warehouse is so huge we bring the vans inside
Yeah this warehouse so small 😂😂
In the one that I work too, our sh!t is big af 😂
Bless those who deliver in regular vans and not the EVs!
I’ve been delivering for Amazon since 2019, and I’ve switched to 5 different DSP groups by now and it makes a HUGE, DRASTIC, BIG difference on how being an amazon delivery driver is bc DPS group leaders are the KEY to how chill or HELLISH your day to day working there will be… out of my 5 different DSP groups 2 were AWESOME!! 1 was OKAY, and the other 2 sucked absolute ass. Major favoritism, unorganized and poor communication. The job is already physically and mentally hard enough with 200 stops/300 packages a day, not counting the hot weather and cold ass winters and hard raining days!!!
Some DSP groups have 5 to 10 drivers quit a WEEK, while the DSP’s with good leaders, the drivers rarely leave.
Choose the DSP you join wisely!!!❤ Amazon has over 100% turnover rate for a reason(s)😂
How does the delivery order work? Do you have a GPS that orders everything and you just follow it?
@@byelsx The delivery app will tell you where to go.
my nursery route was 200 packages 19 bags 29 overflow. i wish i had the route he got! 😂
7 bags? I wish haha
That's a easy day
@@geodude6244 unless the stops are spaced out. 3-10 minutes apart. I get those a lot. They suckkkk
God damn, in our warehouse they stage the carts like 50-75 yards away, with 10 mins to load and gtfo.
Wooh don't take God's name in vain please 🙏 ❤
Brother I need help and information about being as delivery in Amazon could u please send me your number
Tnx
Ur route sweet kid deadass had the extended van had 20 totes filled tf up took me all day to run my routes in the city
id be done in an hour with that tiny ass route. shid they been hitting us with over 180+ stops with over 350 packages daily. i just applied to ups so i can get also go back to school.
Good stuff bro I hope you get that education and bread I heard ups pays amazing’
180+ stops is all easy stuff, it's the 120 stop stuff I don't want because it's always a pain in the ass
I see you kept an extra amazon bag, I do it myself too. They're good shitting bags if you're desperate.
huhhhh????
@@deathwishmotors9582 😭😭
Do you live in a rural area or something? Our DSP owner tells us to use any bathroom nearby and we don't have to use our breaks for it. I don't even take breaks besides lunch lol. I start at 11 with 250+ packages and 120 stops and still finish around 7pm lol. And we get credited a full 10 hours even if I only work 6 or 7. I'm so fast that they made me a sweeper and I have to help all the slow people out. This job definitely isn't for lazy/slow people though.
so nasty. we see poop in the bags when were putting up bags. eww. you nasty person.
Man bro I thought I was the only one!! Desperate times calls for desperate measures
How do you know what van is yours after you get your packages on the cart?
What kind of route is this? I get 20-22 totes and 45-50 overflow in a cargo van.
My g we just get the stage number at my warehouse and they never have them ready
If you pass others along your routes, you guys can badge in at any Amazon facility & use the bathroom. Can you show us more content on this? & which state are you located?
Bruh thats all you get where you work i need to move station 😂😂😂
Man I just got hired and I’m kind of nervous to start delivering
You’ll do great man at first is a puzzle to solve but once u find the pieces you will be the best!
@@darealyungan5257thanks bro
How is it now?
@@mitthrawnuruodo1730bruh long story, I quit the next day, I formally gave them a resignation letter email.
@@mitthrawnuruodo1730apparently not not good 😅😅😅
Forgot to show all the bottles of piss 😂
Pee in the woods bro haha jk
@@darealyungan5257 😂
7 bags lol try 20+ and 30+ OV
Brooooooo😂😂😂 i work for amazon in upstate NY idk where u get them bags but i do mine in a pizza box bring the tissue 190 stops a day or more wit 300 packages 20 bags 30 overflow
Easy as day wth I’m jealous
👍👍
Thanks bro 😊
How’s the job going you still there ?
7 totes? Haha i get 15 of them and 40 overflows.
WHAT DOES OVERFLOW MEAN DOES IT MEAN THAT ITS THE MAX YOU CAN DO OR WHAT
Dam 7 bags I usually get 16
How mucu they pay?
7 bags in a XL van 😭 I get like 14 bags and 30/40 overflow
What city are you in?
@@darealyungan5257 Torrance CA but I quit
@@Kapalot-Kry same experince in riverside. they hit us with so much i be having panic attacks.
So at delivery stations do you just pack the van for the driver or you pack the van and you drive if so do you have to be 18+ or 21+
You pack the van for your self you pull up and get your packages but at FedEx and ups vans are ready and loaded up. You just need to be 18+ and have a valid drivers license.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Have you ever delivered furniture? does the furniture get delivered in a crate or just shrink wrapped?
i finally got back in. better area than PoRtLaNd. beaverton area. i had to drive outa the way.
Nice bro
What facility do you work at? If you don’t mind me asking, just applied for a driver position and have so many questions 😂
It was accel route in Tulsa Oklahoma it was dok 2 but I am not there anymore I work for FedEx now have fun and enjoy it 😎
Also got another question with Amazon are you paid weekly or bi weekly? Also do you think it’s worth it to go to Amazon?
@@RedBlaze_1423ues it is just starters yesterday its fun and easy asf just gets a little repetitive and hot cuz its summer but thats to be expected and it differs bro from
DSP some pay weekly some pay bi weekly It all depends
@@darealyungan5257 is it hard to get on with FedEx?
Yooo this is my station
👀🤫
How can i apply amazon van delivery job currenly iam doing amazon flex
There always on indeed bro!
@@darealyungan5257 thanks broo what about the payment per parcel or trip
So MX 100 is your van number?
No route number
@@ddennis2430no, its the cart number 🤣🤣
Bruh I was getting 17 bags 40 something overflow I hate that fucking job
Temporary bro🙏
Wym overflow
@@eliminate100. watch it again n pay attention
@@samramirez6316 U TELL ME RN U LIL SHF I DONT HAVE THE TIME TO GUESS
Dude u got 7 bags it’s nothing I got 17 bags 30 overflows this is a headache 180 stops
You must be in a big city
Damn looks depressing man .. damn I just got the job too
People make it more than it is lol it’s not for everyone
if you need to lose wieght than its the perfect job. its not easy at all.
How long does it take to load up. From the time you get there to the time you leave to make deliveries
Im not sure but i heared from another video 15 minutes
so for my dsp we clock in at 9:20am and usually get out around 10-10:30am. when you actually get to load out which is where he is at in the video. they give you 10 mis to load all that stuff. the route he is showing is very small and not common at all. the common routes are around 180 stops 300+ packages. also, if you get groups stop then you probably doing over 220 stops a day. if you start to fall behind a dispatcher will call you to gaslight and shame you.
@@getoffmygrass4857 packages don't matter as much as stops. Anything over 150 stops and they're asking too much. You also need to compare drive time if you want to be comparing to other people. One route can take 12 minutes to get too some take near 45
dok2?
Tul2
I work at that Staton. im pretty sure tul2 is the fulfillment center
@@0282vinny ah yes my bad yes it’s dok2 very small warehouse
All good bro I'm guessing accr is your dsp?
You have 7 bags only for standard? Must be the country.
Yes sir
@@darealyungan5257 is your overflow annoying annoying amount?
It’s not
Amazon delivery station Dsp to it is a b show me
That’s a small ass route wish I had it like that my van be packed with no space to move around up 20 bags and 40 overflow this ain’t even a nursery route you got that’s a like mini baby route haha easy
crazy that thats a standard parcel route and not nursery.. you're lucky. standard parcel routes around here average 350 packages with 25-40 overflow