Petarded source is the people that work or have worked at ups this is fake news to the extreme. These trucks are loaded down the fucking middle with no room to move unless its one of those 100 package cars. I use to load these brown beasts so i know
@@petartedONE Two weeks ago I had to literally dive over a mountain of boxes crammed up to the ceiling because my car was so heavily loaded the rear door wouldn't open. When I first started two grown male drivers told me it was normal to cry in the back when you're new. This video is complete horseshit.
@@petartedONE Every truck has about an inch of dust inside it, dirty outside, the load is thrown everywhere, boxes are out of order or missing completely, driver's regularly throw kick and punch your packages as well. This is all common knowledge lol.
Oh absolutely! I swear those preloaders just ram it in with a bulldozer! 'Round peak season they get especially despondent, just throwing in the last bits with no concern for order. Of course, on top of it, they hand you off-routes just when you think you're done (which of course is the only time when your package car will remotely resemble what was depicted here).
I’ve worked for UPS for 2 and a half years and I know for a fact that none of the trucks will ever be loaded like that. They normally try to stuff as much as they can for the drivers because we are constantly understaffed.
Trucks are loaded that way, I know for a fact since I'm a driver. In peakseason yes it gets stuffed. Idk why all these ex lazy employees cry acting like it's a bad job when in reality they're just lazy and can't handle the hard work
That lady receiving her packages from the driver was probably like "wow I actually get to see my drivers face, usually hes already in his truck driving down the street"
That's they're job when they get to the residential part of the day. Ups drivers dont have much time allowance to wait for the customer unless the package needs a signature. This was just for the camera.
I've been a UPS driver for a bit in Germany, before moving on to better jobs. I've never had my van that empty. I had a rural route, where most of my customers were companies, some were big houses with large lawns and places to just toss the box and carry on driving. It was more driving and less walking. I'd do about 450km a day.Only part I enjoyed was the driving and my van. I had a LWB Mercedes Sprinter automatic with a suspension seat, backup camera, air conditioning and navigation. It was a great van. That thing rode smoother and softer than either of my 2 Mercedes and one of 'em has actual air suspension XD Also the handle with care label means nothing. I've seen loaders literally kick packages into the back of the van.And everyone laughed when we got a box that said "Internet marketing" or "online development". Those were the sex toys XD
Air conditioning? Did u really? I Started 7 years ago 4 UPS and till now I have never ever heard about a delivery truck with AC. Perhaps a subcontractor...maybe..but not at UPS!
Hei Hei god they would scream.Expecially during peak if you need to stop and open up the back to reorganize. i worked two peaks as a driver helper with my dad and i hate businesses so much. I wonder how hellish it would be delivering at the malls with people everywhere. Never double shifting as a driver helper again. I get in the hub and unload, get in the truck with my dad, and then when we got back i would walk to my section and sleep in those giant empty boxes. I practically lived there.
UPS driver for local 396 so cal and my truck is never loaded that perfect and who the hell knocks and waits for someone to answer??? Its resi DR and go my dude lmfaooo
@@Krispymanbligity These fker UPS driver is the dirt of all the shit. They came to my door with no box on their hands. The only thing they carried with them was a note "oh I missed you. We'll attempt to delivery the next day". Stupid company with lazy employees. I really hope they shut down UPS forever.
I agree, wasted money on that Orion bullshit. I can run my cut route better than Orion any day. Stupid shit makes you dog from shelf 8 in the beginning of the day, LMAO... if only I can see shelf 8 from the front of car.
Haha, yeah, the driver I help complains about it every day! He's constantly telling me how it wants him to make a delivery in one place, go somewhere else miles away, and come back to the first area later in the day, which would waste plenty of time and gas.
It really is complete bullshit jumping from my 1000 section to a few in my 6 then a few in my 8000 I do the same prior to Orion 1000-2000-3000- And you get the rest
Dude this is my first year being a driver helper and thats literally how my route is. Ton of businesses with bulk and a shit load of apartments. Walking up and down and seeing stray cats everywhere
Bobby Lang heh well I'll do my best but I know that before it got on the truck, it was thrown around a couple times by loaders and unloaded that make a little over minimum wage.
well as a loader we do our best but when getting 15k volume to our belts with 400-500 pph expected of us kind of hard no to throw things once in a while especially misorts
emconite gamez it's all good man. It's the same on the delivery side only difference is drivers are somehow overpaid to be glorifies cardboard pushers. A damage here and there is expected when you're moving such ridiculous volume. I'm the quickest driver in my division and I'm not gonna lie and say I never had a box of detergent spill in my truck because I was a little too rough with it. I'm more careful with boxes than you would expect but it happens. This is not easy work.
Remember, the person delivering it to your house wasnt the only person to touch your package and it wasnt the only truck it's been in, so if it ever comes damaged it's not always the person delivering's fault. Gotta use your noggin sometimes
Don't buy into World War II's b.s! Get an education and he the fu*k out of delieveries! Coming to UPS as an Article 22.4 is inhumane! The workload will be the same as the Fed Ex ground gig. You'll just have to get everything delivered at UPS. Even if it takes you 14 hours. And UPS will most likely have you work a six day work week. Dont know how the fuck*king union agreed to this classification of driver? Kill these drivers for four years. Chew them up and spit them out mentality. Retention not even a consideration. Welcome to the new UPS. Slaves had owners too!
@@mannygarcia759 yeah that’s why I just stay part time. I’m in nj and drivers here work 11 plus hour days everyday. And most are 22.4s now. Most people who put their name on the bid list become drivers within a year because turnover is high for drivers here
@@mannygarcia759 only smart people can do this job. Not complainers like you i know a ton of guys in my center old and new, who get off at 530 everyday. You just haven't figured it out yet. Only the strong survive..
That sissy reporter guy would be waked out and his badge would be taken away at my center. The harassment and over dispatching should be the story CNN should be covering!
I just remembered the first video when you get hire about how to load packages to the truck it was look so nice and easy but once you get there it’s so crazy and Heavy.
I worked as a UPS driver for 28 years. My truck never once looked that neat. They used to have us watch training videos every so often. Those videos made us all laugh because literally everything in them was just so fake.
And I can speak for everyone here, as a helper I guarantee you will never see a truck this empty. Some UPS trucks are so packed they hook a trailer to the back of the truck and go to work with that extra load on the back of the vehicle. That’s rare. Although it does happen. And if ur lucky enough to have a cool loader, to load ur truck up with the packages, then ur day will be easier. Because some loaders don’t organize the packages by streets. Makes it hard for the driver. I hope I helped my driver out while I was the helper. Cool dude. But homie just wanted his over time lol
1. Those jump seats look extremely uncomfortable. 2. That load is suuuuper light. 3. If a package doesn’t need a signature it’s a drop and knock situation, there isn’t time to hand each package to the customer. They did all this for the cameras which I suppose is understandable.
Haha i just finished folding my UPS uniforms and UPS socks. The UPS socks you don't get for free, or at least in Canada. 28 bux for a pack of 6 and i still only wear my ankle cut black socks. The ones the guy got in this video are the long ones, which no way in hell would i ever wear those with shorts LoL
Right...vUPS gave my package to a stranger...It was a sign by adult type package. I have a ring doorbell, my wife and daughter were home all day and I have an IR doorbell so if you are with in 4 feet of the door the buzzer rings..the buzzer drives my dog nuts and she goes off...so UPS never tried to deliver it to this house. Then I call the automated and it says my address was incorrect...then I get an email from UPS saying it will be delivered between 2 and 6pm...so which is it???
LOOL. If only people would see how their shiny new 50 inch is tossed around and bouncing around all day in the back of the truck, especially during peak. Handle with care, yeah right lmao
The truck is never that organized when leaving the building, they just throw that shit in there so you have to dig for it . It’s nice having a helper because you can organize the back while they are delivering the parcel
We're not allowed to walk that slow. "I need you to work with a sense of urgency" is what they say around here. Fact: They give you so much work that you have no choice but to work with a sense of urgency. Otherwise you'll be looking for addresses in the dark, which is no fun while driving a vehicle that size, fyi. Supervisors expect you to memorize an entire route in two to three days (which consists of 150-200 stops or more depending on the time of year) without using a gps. And they expect you to complete your route in 8 hours even if you don't know it. A lot of us skip our lunch breaks bc there's no telling what time we could get home.. It's no wonder I hear so many people bitch about ups drivers. We're only human and can only take so much bs before we get grumpy. P.s. Some of you people need to work on your packaging skills. One little, single walled, corrugated cardboard box with two peices of tape and no filling is not going to hold an alternator very well.
Shortly before I started driving, some big wigs came in to implement the car wash program. They literally expect people to wash an entire package car inside and out in 10 minutes. 10!! That's spraying and scrubbing the outside. Mirrors, tires, windows, grill, bumpers and all. Along with squeegeeing the inside widows, washing the dash, steering wheel, speedometer and such, sweeping the floor. Then washing the shelves and sweeping out the floor in the back. One person, 10 minutes!! It's ridiculous!!
Sense of urgency. Path of least resistance. You should have known better. Our drivers are trained. Aim high in steering. Get the big picture. Keep your eyes moving. Leave yourself an out. Make sure they see you. Look sharp,..don't get cut. Prepare for the unexpected. Know 3 stops ahead. Gauge the stale green light. Stay hydrated. Know the weather report. Pre-trip your vehicle. Get sales leads. Wear slip resistant shoes. Never back when unnecessary. Tap the horn at every delivery. Look left, right, left. Wait 3 seconds before takeoff. Announce "UPS" at every stop. Wear proper clothing. Bag all small packages. Keep packages out of weather. Stay fit, stay healthy. Keep properly nourished. Don't let your union brother down. These are all just catch phrases to make sure that the driver is held responsible if ANYTHING goes wrong.
I’m a seasonal driver helper. And my drivers don’t seem to like me because I’ve been too fast. Apparently I’m too quick I don’t give them any “overtime”. I didn’t realize UPS drivers like to lag and stay a little to collect overtime. I totally get it though. But if that’s the case, don’t hire seasonal helpers!
This job is way more difficult then you will ever know unless you are a Package Car Driver. You must have respect for these men. They get paid damn good cause it’s not just “riding around and delivering packages” and this guy is walking around slow. This does not happen. This video is false
@@bonnieb4216 wrong. It takes 4 years regardless of classification. And no one will stay 22.4 forever unless they want to. The get paid 5 dollars less if they STAY 22.4.
Tom K it's easy to load a car with 50 stops in it. They probably left that car in the building and had a supervisor go in and "fix" the load after the drivers left
Lol, that’s the just of it except what you didn’t show was a real delivery route. Trucks packed front to back , floor to ceiling and you can’t find the package. When you finally do find it you are borderline running it to the door. Rinse and repeat 300 times a day.
Dude when covid first hit, i would still have about 120 to 130 stops at 7 pm. Youd get to the first ground stop of the day and spend about 20 min looking 🥵😡
From a 5 year UPS driver to you, I'm going to be honest and straight. It's a hard and intense job. Package car don't ever look like the one in the video. It's packed front to back and all the way up top. I average about 250 to 270 stops with about 400 to 420 pieces a day. There are time commitments to make such as NDA and Savers. It's always a race against time. On the positive side, money is good if you make it past your probationary period without crashing anything. 4 years seems like a long time but you'll be there in no time. Currently, salary at the 4 year mark is roughly $36 /hr before this new contract. Do the math, think about your expectancy versus reality. Hope that helps. As I said, it's about as honest as I can put it without taking sides.
@@TigerBalm9000 I'm supposed to be getting called to go to the school here soon. I've heard that a "regular load" easily gets between 180-220 stops a day, depending on the route. So do all the packages fit on the truck for one trip, or do you have to come back and reload before the end of the day?
@@Rick_Smooth Hi. Typically all packages are crammed into 1 truck whether it looks pretty or not. There are routes that DO require 2 trips, those varies from 1 center to another.
@@Rick_Smooth The probationary period consists of 30 working days. In this period, you are required to perform above top notch without crashing or striking anything with your vehicle. During this period, you are expected to output 110% performance level while maintaining 110% safety for yourself and the general public. My best suggestion for you is this: Be organized. Things are quite a bit easier when you don't have to search, burning up time you don't have. Speed will come later. I hope this helps. It is a hard job but it's only as hard as you make it.
I drive for ups and yeah they make that look nice for the camera lol these trucks get brick loaded with packages. We get fucked all the time they make it look so nice and smooth smh
Driver kept taking his eyes off the road while driving... never put on his 4 way flashers while parked.. waited for the homeowner to come to the door after knocking... light load loaded perfectly... Talk about something totally fake!!!!
11 seconds in you know this is a promotional video!! First of all no cab of a truck is that clean in the fleet!! The doors open, and what’s this I see? Lip loaded packages with labels out and the shiny thing called a floor??? Haha what a joke. Now show Orion and how unsafe it is, left hand turns, crossing roads of stops you passed earlier to now cross busy streets with full hand carts
A very plastic experience lol. Not even a supervisor's package car looks that neat and tidy inside. And where's the pee-pee bottle?! Inaccurate! Typical CNN story LMAO.
Yeah man. I feel bad for the drivers sometimes but with the amount of packages that we're supposed to load, it's impossible to not fuck up those trucks.
Definitely not fast enough getting up off seat, seatbelt, opening door and next package should be in the 1000s place top left as you walk in... Nothing on floor? Any airs? Packages that have to be delivered 10 -12? Hazard lights? Pulling Mirrors in.. Not one phone call where you are, what are you doing?
Well the ups is hiring . I’ve come to you tube for the honest truth.( the comment section lol ). Well I’m gonna have to pass on them. Mad respect to all of you guys and girls tho who do this to make ends meet .
@@denelson99 I may have done something wrong, but I think I deserve to know. My FedEx driver, and USPS driver loves me. It's just the ups driver that delivers to my house. I've tried to even offer chocolates and talk but all she does is flick me the finger and leave.
@@denelson99 Idk what I can do to convince you. Think what you want, I think that UPS as a company is putting some serious pressure on the driver delivering to 77396.
I load those trucks and there is no way in hell when the driver pulls off that truck looks like that. You try very hard to fill the shelves in numerical order. By the end...the only spots for the big ones are shoved in the middle in the egress route.
Why would I climb aboard one of their trucks. I know they would teach me to driver thru "Do Not Enter" signs. And to tell the residents of that apartment community, "who cares". These drivers are clowns in the worse sense of the word.
That's not enough, 100 stops is not enough for a cut car. What you meant to say was they took 120 stops from him and dumped it on a poor driver that drew the short straw that day.
In my year delivering for FedEx ground, my truck looks messy as fuck, no walking room, no peaceful walk to the door (run!), no setting the package down gently and knocking calmly. Lol this video should've shown what it's really like. Not this fantasy crap
Another example of fake news, no ups truck is that clean or that neat in the back
Source?
Petarded source is the people that work or have worked at ups this is fake news to the extreme. These trucks are loaded down the fucking middle with no room to move unless its one of those 100 package cars. I use to load these brown beasts so i know
@@petartedONE Two weeks ago I had to literally dive over a mountain of boxes crammed up to the ceiling because my car was so heavily loaded the rear door wouldn't open. When I first started two grown male drivers told me it was normal to cry in the back when you're new. This video is complete horseshit.
@@petartedONE Every truck has about an inch of dust inside it, dirty outside, the load is thrown everywhere, boxes are out of order or missing completely, driver's regularly throw kick and punch your packages as well. This is all common knowledge lol.
It’s the fuckin news 📰 your point?
Ok I’m a ups driver and I’ve never ever had my truck that empty or loaded so nice 😂 can I get this drivers route? And loader???
Lol Maybe he drops off at lot of packages at a few locations.
The loaders just throw that shit in there. Lol it’s nice having a helper so you can organize while they run the package .
Lmao I uploaded a video about a ups driver, how accurate is it?
fatsweatywhale big facts some preloads just hate their job and make ours harder
Oh absolutely! I swear those preloaders just ram it in with a bulldozer! 'Round peak season they get especially despondent, just throwing in the last bits with no concern for order. Of course, on top of it, they hand you off-routes just when you think you're done (which of course is the only time when your package car will remotely resemble what was depicted here).
I’ve worked for UPS for 2 and a half years and I know for a fact that none of the trucks will ever be loaded like that. They normally try to stuff as much as they can for the drivers because we are constantly understaffed.
Trucks are loaded that way, I know for a fact since I'm a driver. In peakseason yes it gets stuffed. Idk why all these ex lazy employees cry acting like it's a bad job when in reality they're just lazy and can't handle the hard work
Damn I wish the inside of my truck looked like that.
Lol this video is a joke
Right!!!! I want his route! I’d never complain if my truck looked like this!
Mine looks like that at the end of the day. 😂😂😂
Right? The ones I load are fucked by the end of the shift. You have to climb over boxes to get to from one end to another.
Are the trucks stick shift or manual?
Boy this truck is stage ready!!
Is guy is more British than Britain itself.
if only people knew what goes on inside the hub
That lady receiving her packages from the driver was probably like "wow I actually get to see my drivers face, usually hes already in his truck driving down the street"
That's they're job when they get to the residential part of the day. Ups drivers dont have much time allowance to wait for the customer unless the package needs a signature. This was just for the camera.
@@rsaldivar8 You are correct sir.
This video will become really popular in a few years.
Drag-queen of Queens.
Well. I think the time has come
Wish my truck was light like that. Everything on the shelves were perfect. I want to live in that UPS fantasy world!
I've been a UPS driver for a bit in Germany, before moving on to better jobs. I've never had my van that empty.
I had a rural route, where most of my customers were companies, some were big houses with large lawns and places to just toss the box and carry on driving. It was more driving and less walking. I'd do about 450km a day.Only part I enjoyed was the driving and my van. I had a LWB Mercedes Sprinter automatic with a suspension seat, backup camera, air conditioning and navigation. It was a great van. That thing rode smoother and softer than either of my 2 Mercedes and one of 'em has actual air suspension XD
Also the handle with care label means nothing. I've seen loaders literally kick packages into the back of the van.And everyone laughed when we got a box that said "Internet marketing" or "online development". Those were the sex toys XD
Air conditioning? Did u really? I Started 7 years ago 4 UPS and till now I have never ever heard about a delivery truck with AC. Perhaps a subcontractor...maybe..but not at UPS!
Better jobs? How much do they pay in Germany? And what is your current job now?
Look at the back of the truck. HA HA HA HA HA HA HA. If you all only knew what your boxes really looked like all jammed in there.
Hei Hei god they would scream.Expecially during peak if you need to stop and open up the back to reorganize. i worked two peaks as a driver helper with my dad and i hate businesses so much. I wonder how hellish it would be delivering at the malls with people everywhere. Never double shifting as a driver helper again. I get in the hub and unload, get in the truck with my dad, and then when we got back i would walk to my section and sleep in those giant empty boxes. I practically lived there.
@@thegamerfrominside Did not the day go by faster because you were busy?
You missed 1 step. You forgot to show him how to piss in a bottle without any spillage. 🤪
Lmao this dude ☝
Who cares about spillage? I also find cigarettes in my van too.
UPS driver for local 396 so cal and my truck is never loaded that perfect and who the hell knocks and waits for someone to answer??? Its resi DR and go my dude lmfaooo
XHead CaseX so it’s protocol to not wait for someone to open the door and take the package? How do you know they got it ?
@@Krispymanbligity These fker UPS driver is the dirt of all the shit. They came to my door with no box on their hands. The only thing they carried with them was a note "oh I missed you. We'll attempt to delivery the next day". Stupid company with lazy employees. I really hope they shut down UPS forever.
@@kylelee6164 totally bro i'm sure they'll shut down ups forever
The UPS driver knocked hard on my door and yelled💀
@@kylelee6164 yea right dude, it’s impossible to be lazy if you’re a driver
Probably the coolest thing I've ever gotten from a ups driver is a traffic light
The man speaks, "You know the area you know the people." Exactly. Why was 2 billion wasted on that ORION garbage then?!
I agree, wasted money on that Orion bullshit. I can run my cut route better than Orion any day.
Stupid shit makes you dog from shelf 8 in the beginning of the day, LMAO... if only I can see shelf 8 from the front of car.
FUCK Orion. Its supposed to make us more efficient but that bullshit slows me the FUCK down big time!
Haha, yeah, the driver I help complains about it every day! He's constantly telling me how it wants him to make a delivery in one place, go somewhere else miles away, and come back to the first area later in the day, which would waste plenty of time and gas.
Right?!?!?!?!
It really is complete bullshit jumping from my 1000 section to a few in my 6 then a few in my 8000 I do the same prior to Orion 1000-2000-3000- And you get the rest
I've been a driver for 11 years and I still don't have any ups socks lol
fsudrummer if you don’t mind, but how much does driving pay a year?
@@user-qf6bi8zb2h at least 253 depends what place u work
@@user-qf6bi8zb2h and a month is 22$
Tamir Whitty 253 a year what?
@@user-qf6bi8zb2h $38
My route gets a ton of bulk and consists of all apartments with stairs and few elevators. Should've demonstrated something like that in the video.
Dude this is my first year being a driver helper and thats literally how my route is. Ton of businesses with bulk and a shit load of apartments. Walking up and down and seeing stray cats everywhere
"Handle with care" That's the nicest amount of horse shit I seen.
Edit: Whoa! I didn't even know this post blew up.
Bobby Lang heh well I'll do my best but I know that before it got on the truck, it was thrown around a couple times by loaders and unloaded that make a little over minimum wage.
well as a loader we do our best but when getting 15k volume to our belts with 400-500 pph expected of us kind of hard no to throw things once in a while especially misorts
emconite gamez it's all good man. It's the same on the delivery side only difference is drivers are somehow overpaid to be glorifies cardboard pushers. A damage here and there is expected when you're moving such ridiculous volume. I'm the quickest driver in my division and I'm not gonna lie and say I never had a box of detergent spill in my truck because I was a little too rough with it. I'm more careful with boxes than you would expect but it happens. This is not easy work.
Not once do they mention safety or methods. Lmao
Remember, the person delivering it to your house wasnt the only person to touch your package and it wasnt the only truck it's been in, so if it ever comes damaged it's not always the person delivering's fault. Gotta use your noggin sometimes
UPS. drivers are no joke ! For sure ! 💪. Just finished 6 year , seasonal , helper!
It's impossible for a preloader to load that way in just a few hours, especially when you have 4-6 cars and around 250-300 pieces each
I'm FedEx ground right now but I'm definitely going for UPS in about 2 years. Even if it takes me a couple peak seasons I'll keep trying.
I like the ambition
Fed ex pays shit I hear
Don't buy into World War II's b.s! Get an education and he the fu*k out of delieveries! Coming to UPS as an Article 22.4 is inhumane! The workload will be the same as the Fed Ex ground gig. You'll just have to get everything delivered at UPS. Even if it takes you 14 hours. And UPS will most likely have you work a six day work week. Dont know how the fuck*king union agreed to this classification of driver? Kill these drivers for four years. Chew them up and spit them out mentality. Retention not even a consideration. Welcome to the new UPS. Slaves had owners too!
@@mannygarcia759 yeah that’s why I just stay part time. I’m in nj and drivers here work 11 plus hour days everyday. And most are 22.4s now. Most people who put their name on the bid list become drivers within a year because turnover is high for drivers here
@@mannygarcia759 only smart people can do this job. Not complainers like you i know a ton of guys in my center old and new, who get off at 530 everyday. You just haven't figured it out yet. Only the strong survive..
I not a ups driver but i do appreciate ya who is.. It can be a challenging job at times ..
This reporter lollygagging would not be tolerated
You can even tell when he stops the Driver to talk on that sidewalk how uncomfortable it makes him to just stand still that long.
That sissy reporter guy would be waked out and his badge would be taken away at my center. The harassment and over dispatching should be the story CNN should be covering!
I just remembered the first video when you get hire about how to load packages to the truck it was look so nice and easy but once you get there it’s so crazy and Heavy.
I worked as a UPS driver for 28 years. My truck never once looked that neat. They used to have us watch training videos every so often. Those videos made us all laugh because literally everything in them was just so fake.
And I can speak for everyone here, as a helper I guarantee you will never see a truck this empty. Some UPS trucks are so packed they hook a trailer to the back of the truck and go to work with that extra load on the back of the vehicle.
That’s rare. Although it does happen.
And if ur lucky enough to have a cool loader, to load ur truck up with the packages, then ur day will be easier.
Because some loaders don’t organize the packages by streets. Makes it hard for the driver.
I hope I helped my driver out while I was the helper. Cool dude. But homie just wanted his over time lol
Last thing you wanna hear from a loader is “I DID MY BEST”
you’ll instantly know your day is about to be shit
We have no loaders at amazon. We load 300 packages in 20 minutes.
@@angelgjr1999 your packages are tiny. LOL, your day is nothing like a UPS driver's life.
Lmao the boxes inside the truck are never that organized and stacked so nicely 😂😂😂
I wish my truck looked that organized when I came into work in the morning. I can't even walk through it.
I wish my truck looked like that.... What is that like 40 stops???? if that.....
That made sure to get a nice clean looking truck to be on camera lol
As a driverhelper you just help deliver the packages right ? You don't drive the car ? I need to know before I apply.
yeah u dont drive urself.
He drives, you run the package to the door.
1. Those jump seats look extremely uncomfortable. 2. That load is suuuuper light. 3. If a package doesn’t need a signature it’s a drop and knock situation, there isn’t time to hand each package to the customer. They did all this for the cameras which I suppose is understandable.
"handle with care" lol
Haha i just finished folding my UPS uniforms and UPS socks. The UPS socks you don't get for free, or at least in Canada. 28 bux for a pack of 6 and i still only wear my ankle cut black socks. The ones the guy got in this video are the long ones, which no way in hell would i ever wear those with shorts LoL
Right...vUPS gave my package to a stranger...It was a sign by adult type package. I have a ring doorbell, my wife and daughter were home all day and I have an IR doorbell so if you are with in 4 feet of the door the buzzer rings..the buzzer drives my dog nuts and she goes off...so UPS never tried to deliver it to this house. Then I call the automated and it says my address was incorrect...then I get an email from UPS saying it will be delivered between 2 and 6pm...so which is it???
Where's Doug Heffernan?
Lord Sesshomaru
😁
I’d be pissed if I had to roll with clown tagging along. Slowing me down
slimdan 🤡
Slowing him down when he only had 20 stops?
Not me!! Looks like they only loaded him up with 20 stops for the day. That’s like a vacation day.
He had less than 50 stops in that car
I wish our package cars were loaded that nice.
3 hour load?
I hope you had a 13 hour day..😂 you have zero strips sir.
this guy must be on the 9 to noon list
Wow very cool, interesting
I still want to do this job!
Do it
Lol dam he got all houses 😂😂😂😂😂 thats the news for yah , it's not fake news but it's more than that to it
If my truck looked as good as his cargo. I'd be done in 2 hours. From the bay area here.
zesound I just got hired as a driver helper how’s the pay
Michael Vallejos very good.
LOOL. If only people would see how their shiny new 50 inch is tossed around and bouncing around all day in the back of the truck, especially during peak. Handle with care, yeah right lmao
I’ve seen trucks filled so full you couldn’t even walk
The truck is never that organized when leaving the building, they just throw that shit in there so you have to dig for it . It’s nice having a helper because you can organize the back while they are delivering the parcel
What can Brown do for you ?
I’m 20 how exactly does one usually become a driver. Do you have to work yourself up within the company?
john wourden I’m 22 been driving since I first turned 21
Seniority based gotta work your way up the ladder took me only 3 years to go full time a lot of centers it takes longer then that.
Bobby B thanks man really appreciate it!
john wourden don’t that shot is for losers do something better with your life
@@Krispymanbligity what do you do?
We're not allowed to walk that slow.
"I need you to work with a sense of urgency" is what they say around here.
Fact: They give you so much work that you have no choice but to work with a sense of urgency. Otherwise you'll be looking for addresses in the dark, which is no fun while driving a vehicle that size, fyi.
Supervisors expect you to memorize an entire route in two to three days (which consists of 150-200 stops or more depending on the time of year) without using a gps. And they expect you to complete your route in 8 hours even if you don't know it.
A lot of us skip our lunch breaks bc there's no telling what time we could get home..
It's no wonder I hear so many people bitch about ups drivers. We're only human and can only take so much bs before we get grumpy.
P.s. Some of you people need to work on your packaging skills. One little, single walled, corrugated cardboard box with two peices of tape and no filling is not going to hold an alternator very well.
Shortly before I started driving, some big wigs came in to implement the car wash program. They literally expect people to wash an entire package car inside and out in 10 minutes. 10!!
That's spraying and scrubbing the outside. Mirrors, tires, windows, grill, bumpers and all. Along with squeegeeing the inside widows, washing the dash, steering wheel, speedometer and such, sweeping the floor. Then washing the shelves and sweeping out the floor in the back. One person, 10 minutes!! It's ridiculous!!
@@jiu-jitsuinaction3766 Here speaks a true man in brown, Salutes to you my friend.
Sense of urgency.
Path of least resistance.
You should have known better.
Our drivers are trained.
Aim high in steering.
Get the big picture.
Keep your eyes moving.
Leave yourself an out.
Make sure they see you.
Look sharp,..don't get cut.
Prepare for the unexpected.
Know 3 stops ahead.
Gauge the stale green light.
Stay hydrated.
Know the weather report.
Pre-trip your vehicle.
Get sales leads.
Wear slip resistant shoes.
Never back when unnecessary.
Tap the horn at every delivery.
Look left, right, left.
Wait 3 seconds before takeoff.
Announce "UPS" at every stop.
Wear proper clothing.
Bag all small packages.
Keep packages out of weather.
Stay fit, stay healthy.
Keep properly nourished.
Don't let your union brother down.
These are all just catch phrases to make sure that the driver is held responsible if ANYTHING goes wrong.
so these cars/trucks aren’t stick
I’m a seasonal driver helper. And my drivers don’t seem to like me because I’ve been too fast. Apparently I’m too quick I don’t give them any “overtime”. I didn’t realize UPS drivers like to lag and stay a little to collect overtime.
I totally get it though. But if that’s the case, don’t hire seasonal helpers!
I wish it was that fun. I'm in my 30 days, they train you like you're suppose to be born knowing the methods.
Lol Handel with care, 😂😂😂😂 ups trained me to slam it as hard as possible on the belt till you hear the perfect climb, then toss it over to sorting
Thxs for not handling my shit
LAMO THE BACK OF HIS PACKAGE CAR IS A JOKE. 😂
This job is way more difficult then you will ever know unless you are a Package Car Driver. You must have respect for these men. They get paid damn good cause it’s not just “riding around and delivering packages” and this guy is walking around slow. This does not happen. This video is false
The new contract does not pay newly hired drivers the same. It takes between 2-4 years to reach the capped pay.
@@bonnieb4216 wrong. It takes 4 years regardless of classification. And no one will stay 22.4 forever unless they want to. The get paid 5 dollars less if they STAY 22.4.
That’s a retirement route
Why so many people called this is fake news my truck never looks like that
Whoever is loading that Package Car, I want them as my loader
Tom K it's easy to load a car with 50 stops in it. They probably left that car in the building and had a supervisor go in and "fix" the load after the drivers left
My truck never looks that light
Lol, that’s the just of it except what you didn’t show was a real delivery route. Trucks packed front to back , floor to ceiling and you can’t find the package. When you finally do find it you are borderline running it to the door. Rinse and repeat 300 times a day.
Dude when covid first hit, i would still have about 120 to 130 stops at 7 pm. Youd get to the first ground stop of the day and spend about 20 min looking 🥵😡
It took 3 takes to deliver that package. The first 2 packages he scanned were mid loads. Lol
He didn’t have his hazards on!
Can anyone drop some knowledge on me on what the job is like from clock in to clock out for uos small package what's required to become a driver
From a 5 year UPS driver to you, I'm going to be honest and straight.
It's a hard and intense job. Package car don't ever look like the one in the video. It's packed front to back and all the way up top.
I average about 250 to 270 stops with about 400 to 420 pieces a day.
There are time commitments to make such as NDA and Savers. It's always a race against time.
On the positive side, money is good if you make it past your probationary period without crashing anything. 4 years seems like a long time but you'll be there in no time.
Currently, salary at the 4 year mark is roughly $36 /hr before this new contract. Do the math, think about your expectancy versus reality.
Hope that helps. As I said, it's about as honest as I can put it without taking sides.
@@TigerBalm9000 I'm supposed to be getting called to go to the school here soon. I've heard that a "regular load" easily gets between 180-220 stops a day, depending on the route. So do all the packages fit on the truck for one trip, or do you have to come back and reload before the end of the day?
@@TigerBalm9000 one more thing, how long is the probationary period you speak of? And what do you mean when you said, "without crashing anything?"
@@Rick_Smooth
Hi. Typically all packages are crammed into 1 truck whether it looks pretty or not. There are routes that DO require 2 trips, those varies from 1 center to another.
@@Rick_Smooth
The probationary period consists of 30 working days. In this period, you are required to perform above top notch without crashing or striking anything with your vehicle. During this period, you are expected to output 110% performance level while maintaining 110% safety for yourself and the general public.
My best suggestion for you is this: Be organized. Things are quite a bit easier when you don't have to search, burning up time you don't have. Speed will come later.
I hope this helps. It is a hard job but it's only as hard as you make it.
I WANT WANT MY DAMN PACKAGE , HURRY YO ASS UP
I drive for ups and yeah they make that look nice for the camera lol these trucks get brick loaded with packages. We get fucked all the time they make it look so nice and smooth smh
He ain't got shit in that truck.
I wish this was true my package was late damaged and left in a bad spot
The drivers probably treat your package the best of any of the hundreds of hands that handled your package.
We’re is A/C Drivers getting Heat Strokes 🤪🤔🤔🇵🇷
Driver kept taking his eyes off the road while driving... never put on his 4 way flashers while parked.. waited for the homeowner to come to the door after knocking... light load loaded perfectly... Talk about something totally fake!!!!
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5/10 packages aren't liploaded
11 seconds in you know this is a promotional video!! First of all no cab of a truck is that clean in the fleet!! The doors open, and what’s this I see? Lip loaded packages with labels out and the shiny thing called a floor??? Haha what a joke. Now show Orion and how unsafe it is, left hand turns, crossing roads of stops you passed earlier to now cross busy streets with full hand carts
and a fan, who allows that
He looks like a young version of johnny cash
A very plastic experience lol. Not even a supervisor's package car looks that neat and tidy inside. And where's the pee-pee bottle?! Inaccurate! Typical CNN story LMAO.
1st rule handle with care ups drivers: handle with what?
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I could tell this wasn't realistic when they stopped to talk.
an inside look of the bloody UPS truck is on my page
0:45 where’s your hazards? Mirror isn’t folded in, wtf man...wtf
I’m a loader and it’s impossible to load a truck like that 😂😂😂😂
Yeah man. I feel bad for the drivers sometimes but with the amount of packages that we're supposed to load, it's impossible to not fuck up those trucks.
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Didn’t have his four-ways on at the stop. 🙄
Yeah. Calling bullshit. Trucks are not loaded that neat and organized
Definitely not fast enough getting up off seat, seatbelt, opening door and next package should be in the 1000s place top left as you walk in... Nothing on floor? Any airs? Packages that have to be delivered 10 -12? Hazard lights? Pulling Mirrors in..
Not one phone call where you are, what are you doing?
“Handle with care” ha what a load there’s packages that say fragile that way 90 lbs smh lies
Well the ups is hiring . I’ve come to you tube for the honest truth.( the comment section lol ). Well I’m gonna have to pass on them. Mad respect to all of you guys and girls tho who do this to make ends meet .
100k a year...our ends not only meet they are melted together lol
Lol that easy ass route
Handle with Care my ass, my UPS driver threw my glass aquarium tank at my door and it shattered to peices
@@denelson99 I may have done something wrong, but I think I deserve to know. My FedEx driver, and USPS driver loves me. It's just the ups driver that delivers to my house. I've tried to even offer chocolates and talk but all she does is flick me the finger and leave.
@@denelson99 Idk what I can do to convince you. Think what you want, I think that UPS as a company is putting some serious pressure on the driver delivering to 77396.
I load those trucks and there is no way in hell when the driver pulls off that truck looks like that.
You try very hard to fill the shelves in numerical order. By the end...the only spots for the big ones are shoved in the middle in the egress route.
That package car is half empty..
Why would I climb aboard one of their trucks. I know they would teach me to driver thru "Do Not Enter" signs. And to tell the residents of that apartment community, "who cares". These drivers are clowns in the worse sense of the word.
LMAOOOOOO UPS IS SO FUNNY
Looks like they took about 100 stops off him
That's not enough, 100 stops is not enough for a cut car. What you meant to say was they took 120 stops from him and dumped it on a poor driver that drew the short straw that day.
Jason T true story
In my year delivering for FedEx ground, my truck looks messy as fuck, no walking room, no peaceful walk to the door (run!), no setting the package down gently and knocking calmly. Lol this video should've shown what it's really like. Not this fantasy crap