Nothing is better than finishing an 8 hour shift working for Amazon Germany than watching what our coleagues across the globe do on their shifts :D keep it up dude
I used to work for Amazon delivery . I worked there for about a year and recently quit about a month ago. I got so tired of delivering packages it’s so draining when you have a route full of apartments and businesses . But I love watching your videos man
@@benzoh28 I think 19$ the delivery drivers in Chicago in my company made 21.25 but they got paid 10 hours regardless how long they lasted I would finish in 6 hours still get paid my 10 if I go over 10 hours u get paid over time obviously
Man I miss that feeling of dropping off your last package not having to rescue and that drive back to the warehouse blasting your music windows down that was the best part of the job
LET'S GOOO!! I was former USPS. The best thing to hear when you call the office and they say "you can come back." Don't have to go help someone. HELL YEAH!!
But its totally different? Theres no chance you can just drop it off the main front door, you have to ring the neighboors out and and stuff. :D
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@@robbi91 Actually we do drop package in front house take a pic and go to the next. Its quite rare to get stolen. If the package is big maybe we go to the neighbor.
If Amazon corporate is legitimately recommending you watch these videos that Chris deserves some compensation tbh. Lord knows Amazon drivers don't get paid enough and Amazon could afford to spend on their training resources like these
when i had my interview w. the dsp they told me i would get paid my full 10hrs if i finished before the 10hr. So in preparation i binged watched all ur videos. and when the first check finally hit after two weeks. My check was not what I thought it was going to be. After confronting the HR manager about it, she told me I would get my full 10hr pay once i worked in the position for 60 days. I quit right after hearing that, because that was not mentioned during the interview. None less, i still enjoy ur vids
Typically jobs with "evaluation" pay will pay you hourly for the first few pay checks to prevent newer people from losing money as it will usually take them longer than the route is "evaluated" for. Also the "evaluated pay" will go out the window once you go over 40 hours as overtime kicks in, which means there is a window you want to avoid where you will actually lose pay.
@@user-is7es my expectations were to get paid for finishing routes early. To break my back and run door to door and get home thinking i was going to have a full 10hr pay in returned. But just learn a lot of dsp will do this to get you onboard
Awesome video Chris. You would be surprised of how much of an impact your positive attitude has with your customers. I'm sure they leave good reviews and I know your DSP is lucky to have you.
I admire you seriously, I delivered for amazon nearly 8 years and it feels like i lost those years of my life. To the people watching this and deliver for amazon please let tell you, theres other jobs out there with better pay and weekends off. Please , please don’t settle yourself in this modem day slavery. God bless!
It's not slave labor if people are choosing to do it. What you want may not be what other people want. I'm sure grown adults can make their own decisions.
Hi there! I’ve just been hired as an Amazon driver. My first day is coming up and I’m wicked excited. I thrive working alone. Dream job. I’m now binging your videos. Thank you for posting! ❤
That was awesome! As a person who used to work for USPS - this setup and simplicity is amazing and much needed for the post office. The USPS is majorly old school and outdated
@@Pepo..it’s when another driver won’t be able to finish their route by the end of the night. whether they’ve got too many or something might’ve happened to the van yknow? the dispatcher will have someone who’s done go and takeover a good chunk of their packages to ensure everything makes it out to the customers
I love the lengthier vlogs, I'm SO jealous of the van you get to drive I get stuck with the smaller white vans all the time. I also can relate on being skeptical on opening porch doors lol I'm always afraid some old person is gonna get spooked and draw a gun on me or something.
Worked as an Amazon driver here in Wisconsin but had to move on… Very tiring and they did not seem to care much about the employee and their safety even when they preached they care about safety… LOL. Love your videos tho man, keep up the good work!
Mmm hmm. That's the whole deal with the DSP setup and the anti-labor union sentiments. It shields the company from accountability so they can abuse you harder without consequence while enriching themselves even more.
New viewer here, and I have already watched about 10 of your videos. Very interesting! I have never worked delivery, so it's all new to me, and I learn at least a few new things with every video. Thanks for sharing your life as a delivery driver/concierge. Until last week, I had never seen an Amazon EV in my neighborhood, strange as that may seem (I guess the Long Island NY warehouses have had a lot of the older Amazon vehicles and third party cargo vans until now). We have a lot of private cars delivering Amazon packages too, mostly early in the day before 10AM or late in the day after 7PM. Oh, and with this video, my dog went nuts with all the beeping (scans, door access codes, Amazon locker accessing, etc.). Thanks for that. 😆 Rock on Chris! 🤘
Worked as a driver during covid when I was between jobs. This was just before the netradyne cameras were installed, and we CERTAINLY didn't have those high tech EV's. Those things look so nice haha. This video gave me some war flashbacks for sure. Much respect - this job is mentally and physically taxing.
I just became an AMM and it's amazing to see all the elements that I don't get to see within my site's scope. A part of me hopes to eventually work with the EDV's one day, thanks for sharing your experiences!
Thank you for all the content you put out there for us, Chris. I’ve seen a lot of your videos tonight, and it was my first time seeing you. You gave plenty of insightful tips during your video sharing, but what I found more useful was your positive attitude during your workload. That kept me motivated honestly. Always stay true with who you are. Wanted to comment, so the algorithm works in your favor. Great stuff.
I have been a rural mail carrier for 30 years. That means I deliver not only mail but parcels(yesterday I had over 400 half of which required me to depart my USPS Metris because they would not fit in the mailbox). I have seen a lot of videos on here from Amazon delivery or former delivery drivers quitting or saying how much it sucks and its too hard or whatever. Thats fine because its not the kind of job for everyone. It doesn't make you a bad person or a bad worker if a particular job isn't for you. Having said that it is great to see a video from an Amazon Driver with a positive outlook and attitude. I will offer one word of advice. When you place a parcel in front of a door, place it up against the side of the door that is hinged. This is so if someone exits the door not knowing or expecting a parcel to be there they will not accidentally step on it and possibly lose their footing and take a hard fall. Great video. Keep up the great work.
Damn this is crazy. Im a delivery driver (well student) for the belgium delivery service (bpost). Whilst we have like an app and electric evs we basically just get like a big containers full of packages. (which I have to sort manually) in the back of my car. Every package basically has a number on it eg res-208 001 means its the first package on round 208. I just sort all the high numbers in the back of the trunk and like the low numbers next to me or like near the back. You could just throw all packages unsorted in the trunk but you'll have a bad day finding the right package.. Im an IT student and programming enthusiast and I know things could be more efficiently made, am watching the proof right now! Would be crazy how much money could be saved actually integrating the displays in the car, using maps like Waze, not having 2002 UI, ... Keep it up bro
I wasn't expecting to watch this whole video when I clicked on it. I was expecting just to see a little bit, because this video was long, but somehow I watched the whole video without skipping anything, keep doing, what you're doing.❤
people underestimate how hard of a job this is lol, i used to do it in the uk and i found it very stressful with 200+ stops, luckily for me i found a position as a hgv driver, mostly doing amazon and its usually 6 stops max in large distribution centres, everytime i moan nowadays i reflect on how much more id moan about this...
200 drops lmao.....don't see many of them. Did you drive the amazon vans as because the large vans always had the higher drops due to higher load, I wouldn't be caught dead driving them. I stick to my white van current Ford custom miss my vauxhal vivavo though.
I was a manager at a delivery station and this takes me back :) One thing i noted is that our drivers were not allowed to move an inch once they parked in the loading area until every vehicle was present and nothing moved anymore. Only then would the person responsible for safety "release" the drivers to step outside and start loading. The hustle at that time seemed chaotic but there was method to the madness. I had a really great team and i really miss them, crazy MoFo's! :D
Are you shitting me??? Ive been pressing the damn button on the screen when I walk back into the van to find the next stop and I always tap the screen wrong and it won't open unless I try like 4-5 different times 😭😭😭LIFE SAVER!!!! Thanks for sharing that bro ‼️
like that loading, looks efficient. gps n all, honestly looks like a sweet job. i like efficiency, and find it satisfying. inefficiency in a job kills my heart.
All of the stops are close though. I get 170 stops in a wealthy area where each stop is spread out and has long driveways. If you aren’t running all day you’ll be behind
This whole set up is a lot nicer than at our hub. The fact that you guys can driver inside and load up is awesome and those EVs look great. We've got a high volume small center so our launchpad is outside and half of our vans are Pro Masters in various states of disarray while the other half are small chevy work vans. It can be difficult sometimes.
@@atomscustompc1334 Nah. I don’t really like EV’s too much, but these things you can tell were made to last a while. Charging isn’t bad, but not the best ever. This is just my opinion tho but u do u
Bro your route seems pretty chill, I deliver in sandiego and it’s ghetto af. A lot of traffic, no parking anywhere all apts closed and they smell bad and lot of crazy people
As a Dutchman I really don't get the American way of just leaving parcels at the door. You don't even try to ring the door. Haha. Over here they'll take em to a pickup point. No wonder so many packages get lost over there. :p
Same here in the uk door dashing we call it where u just drop and go it's a instant sacked if your caught doing that PLUS doing this means the route gets more and more drops as it tells amazon AI that there is enough time to add more making it harder for the next driver..... Sometimes we get ahead by 10 which is fine but when you see yourself getting up to 30 ahead u literally stop even though finish early can get u home faster just means making the route bigger for no reason and no extra pay.
I just stumbled on your videos and I really really like them! So I'm a lifelong subscriber to your channel now! Amazon drivers need lots of love! I always send the anonymous message with all the good things checked when I get a delivery. Does the driver that did the delivery really get those messages of appreciation?
We average 190 stops with my dsp or with the multiple stops like 220, 300+ packages it's crazy, I averaged 28 an hour the day and finished 183 packages 2 1/2 hours early but my body was feeling it.
this reminds me of the anime "cells at work" if yall havent watched it its the cells in our body animated and the red blood cells are the delivery people in the body
Hey Chris! Just saw this vid randomly suggested and man thanks for the chill 30minutes didn't expect that this is the fastest 30 minutes video that I watched. Take care! and thanks for sharing this experience!
It’s amazing to see different people delivering for Amazon!! In the UK we cannot leave parcels on doorsteps as they will just get stolen… I’m jealous of yous🤣
I have been watching Amazon employee videos for a bit now, and it's interesting to see how work is like there. I love these long videos. Keep them coming, Chris!
@georgejunior-x2l sounds about right. Most Amazon Delivery drivers could care less. I always waited to get back to the warehouse and disposed of them. It takes just a few minutes to clean out your van. I mean if you had time swing by a gas station and pick something up and ask for a sack. They make a great garbage bag
long vids are great chris. watching from Australia. thank you for the entertainment. I love looking at the surroundings to see how different your country is to mine. houses and cars are all very different, building are relatively the same i guess.... roads and yards are different. one day I will visit.
I would love to see - and would watch any hour long vods of just doing deliveries. Its very satisfying to watch how you do your job and places you see and driving. Its like those train cab videos :0 - Love the content.
Ay bro, appreciate the videos. Former driver myself and while i enjoyed the work, I wanted to do something like this to help shed light on how things work with delivering for Amazon. Hopefully, no one will give you a hard time and try to shut you down. I feel like Amazon would be petty about this, saying you can't do this for 'privacy reasons' or something.
Are you kidding me?? They prolly the ones who posted the video via their "Allow Video to be Posted" button like they ain't spying on you and controlling your internet connection or anything. Negative publicity that damages recruiting efforts? "Send Video into the Dark Abyss Never to be Seen or Heard From Ever Again" button. 🙄
I’m a usps carrier and I just want to say brother thanks for making us happy by delivering heavy packages . We don’t touch nearly as heavy as the weight of packages that you guys do . Thanks for all you do . I could never be a Amazon driver . I’m a 120 pound guy . I wouldn’t survive 3 hours lifting those damm heavy packages . Your videos are awesome . Thank you !!!!
Hey Chris 👋 please keep continue making long video like this I'm watching while I'm eating breakfast or dinner. Normally I eat very fast and that's unhealthy but when I'm watching your long videos like this, I'm eating slowly 😂 perfect videos like always. Watching for long time thanks.
Its so interesting to see how loadout differs from location to location. At my station NOBODY can leave their vans until everyone is parked or leave the building until every person is done loading and in their vans (Or if they take too long the traffic controllers will make them load outside so the rest of us can leave)
Hey Chris just wanna say been watching your videos since I woke up today cus I have training tomorrow 😮 just want to say thank you for easing my mind 🤘🏽 stay positive my boi!
Dang, someone tried to steal that Civic then found out its a Manual and couldn't drive it or got caught in the middle of the act lol. I don't know why I found this simple video of you going around doing your normal job therapeutic, as well as admiration for the hard work you put in to deliver simple packages!
This was a great way to start (end) my night after work last night! Love the longer format. I'd love a day off helicopter ride video if you felt like recording one!
I heard you like longer videos! It took me twice as long to edit but it's finally here. hope everyone enjoys! 🔥
Appreciate you Chris!
Thanks Chris! Always fun and interesting to watch.
Reset the ev to get adaptive cruise to work
This video is very therapeutic. Brings essential Nourishment to my Soul
OH HELLL YEAHHHH!!!
They are great keep it up.
Nothing is better than finishing an 8 hour shift working for Amazon Germany than watching what our coleagues across the globe do on their shifts :D keep it up dude
keep it up bro
is the workload and overall workbalance ligher in germany compared to the US?
@@Dectondepends, rural route maximum 180 stopps, 40 multi
@@Decton250 packages in ordinary days is the most. Most clients preferes to-hand delivery.
Yeah but who cares about Germany, not a real player 😅
I used to work for Amazon delivery . I worked there for about a year and recently quit about a month ago. I got so tired of delivering packages it’s so draining when you have a route full of apartments and businesses . But I love watching your videos man
agree. My time will come soon
@@LaosHouse What's next? UPS?
Rural route for 20 years of my 27 year Fedex Express career... watching how we may be doing things in the future...
How much do the warehouse people make ?
@@benzoh28 I think 19$ the delivery drivers in Chicago in my company made 21.25 but they got paid 10 hours regardless how long they lasted I would finish in 6 hours still get paid my 10 if I go over 10 hours u get paid over time obviously
We appreciate your hard work on this video you made for us, bruh.
Thanks for always watching!
Same I love it
How you are still doing this job I working with DSP right now and feel like to quit 😢
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Man I miss that feeling of dropping off your last package not having to rescue and that drive back to the warehouse blasting your music windows down that was the best part of the job
Im looking forward to that experience
So real bro
Nah just it being easy was the best feeling. Idc how many packages you give me, once you leave the loading bay, I’m ready to just chill.
deadass lmao. Especially NOT having to rescue. lmao. Shit be like winning the lotto
You ain’t lied lmaoo. *doesn’t call dispatch after finishing load*
LET'S GOOO!! I was former USPS. The best thing to hear when you call the office and they say "you can come back." Don't have to go help someone. HELL YEAH!!
for real
I applied for an Amazon job in Germany since I live there and we actually are supposed to watch you videos sometimes because we learn things from you
He drives like an Asian, walks on peoples lawns, and also tosses packages 😂 learn from him how exactly to get fired 😂🤡
Learn what? Exactly how to get fired 😂🤡 he drives like an Asian , tosses peoples packages, walks on peoples lawns, etc. this guys a foo bro😂
But its totally different? Theres no chance you can just drop it off the main front door, you have to ring the neighboors out and and stuff. :D
@@robbi91 Actually we do drop package in front house take a pic and go to the next. Its quite rare to get stolen. If the package is big maybe we go to the neighbor.
If Amazon corporate is legitimately recommending you watch these videos that Chris deserves some compensation tbh. Lord knows Amazon drivers don't get paid enough and Amazon could afford to spend on their training resources like these
when i had my interview w. the dsp they told me i would get paid my full 10hrs if i finished before the 10hr. So in preparation i binged watched all ur videos. and when the first check finally hit after two weeks. My check was not what I thought it was going to be. After confronting the HR manager about it, she told me I would get my full 10hr pay once i worked in the position for 60 days. I quit right after hearing that, because that was not mentioned during the interview. None less, i still enjoy ur vids
Typically jobs with "evaluation" pay will pay you hourly for the first few pay checks to prevent newer people from losing money as it will usually take them longer than the route is "evaluated" for. Also the "evaluated pay" will go out the window once you go over 40 hours as overtime kicks in, which means there is a window you want to avoid where you will actually lose pay.
Your expectations were _way_ too high. People don't do this job to become millionaires.
@@user-is7es my expectations were to get paid for finishing routes early. To break my back and run door to door and get home thinking i was going to have a full 10hr pay in returned. But just learn a lot of dsp will do this to get you onboard
@@apuretoxic true. They definitely lie to you to make you work hard. Just take your time and get the full 10 hours
Awesome video Chris. You would be surprised of how much of an impact your positive attitude has with your customers. I'm sure they leave good reviews and I know your DSP is lucky to have you.
You can leave reviews of your driver? This is news to me.
I admire you seriously, I delivered for amazon nearly 8 years and it feels like i lost those years of my life. To the people watching this and deliver for amazon please let tell you, theres other jobs out there with better pay and weekends off. Please , please don’t settle yourself in this modem day slavery. God bless!
Eh, there’s worse jobs man.
Correct. It’s slave labour, no home life. Any job that expects you to work 6 days a week is to be avoided.
It's not slave labor if people are choosing to do it. What you want may not be what other people want. I'm sure grown adults can make their own decisions.
For some it’s enough
Yup, did that for a month during my work strike. It's not for me. Just depressing
Damn right we love the longer content! To me, it feels like we get a more complete picture of the job :)
Great video, my man. Stay safe out there
stay safe out there
Hi there! I’ve just been hired as an Amazon driver. My first day is coming up and I’m wicked excited. I thrive working alone. Dream job. I’m now binging your videos. Thank you for posting! ❤
That was awesome! As a person who used to work for USPS - this setup and simplicity is amazing and much needed for the post office. The USPS is majorly old school and outdated
haha i got nostalgia watching this. I used to HATE doing rescues. When you hear "drive safe come back" best feeling in the world.
rescues..?
@@Pepo..it’s when another driver won’t be able to finish their route by the end of the night. whether they’ve got too many or something might’ve happened to the van yknow? the dispatcher will have someone who’s done go and takeover a good chunk of their packages to ensure everything makes it out to the customers
@@chargedmooalt Do they at least get overtime?
@TheDiamondHit do you know if they do?
I love the lengthier vlogs, I'm SO jealous of the van you get to drive I get stuck with the smaller white vans all the time. I also can relate on being skeptical on opening porch doors lol I'm always afraid some old person is gonna get spooked and draw a gun on me or something.
for real. You never know
@@LaosHouse you need the sun for vitamin D production
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Worked as an Amazon driver here in Wisconsin but had to move on… Very tiring and they did not seem to care much about the employee and their safety even when they preached they care about safety… LOL. Love your videos tho man, keep up the good work!
Mmm hmm. That's the whole deal with the DSP setup and the anti-labor union sentiments. It shields the company from accountability so they can abuse you harder without consequence while enriching themselves even more.
New viewer here, and I have already watched about 10 of your videos. Very interesting! I have never worked delivery, so it's all new to me, and I learn at least a few new things with every video. Thanks for sharing your life as a delivery driver/concierge.
Until last week, I had never seen an Amazon EV in my neighborhood, strange as that may seem (I guess the Long Island NY warehouses have had a lot of the older Amazon vehicles and third party cargo vans until now). We have a lot of private cars delivering Amazon packages too, mostly early in the day before 10AM or late in the day after 7PM.
Oh, and with this video, my dog went nuts with all the beeping (scans, door access codes, Amazon locker accessing, etc.). Thanks for that. 😆 Rock on Chris! 🤘
Worked as a driver during covid when I was between jobs. This was just before the netradyne cameras were installed, and we CERTAINLY didn't have those high tech EV's. Those things look so nice haha. This video gave me some war flashbacks for sure. Much respect - this job is mentally and physically taxing.
I just became an AMM and it's amazing to see all the elements that I don't get to see within my site's scope. A part of me hopes to eventually work with the EDV's one day, thanks for sharing your experiences!
How fascinating to see how y'all work from this perspective!
Well done - and great job!
26:40 Bro definitely left the blinker on like you were just stopped for delivery to avoid paying for the meter lol
AbUsE oF pOwEr! 🤪
HA LOL
Just want to say I appreciate what you guys do, I use Amazon a lot and rarely have issues with deliveries.
Thank you for what you’re doing helping our packages get to us❤
I gotchu
Thank you for all the content you put out there for us, Chris. I’ve seen a lot of your videos tonight, and it was my first time seeing you. You gave plenty of insightful tips during your video sharing, but what I found more useful was your positive attitude during your workload. That kept me motivated honestly. Always stay true with who you are. Wanted to comment, so the algorithm works in your favor. Great stuff.
Let’s GO!! Perfect time before I go to bed
Also congrats on the well deserved views for the past few videos
Same
haha. Worked on this video as soon as I got home from work.
Bro's Amazon vlogs hit different at night before bed ngl
I used to work for Amazon couple months ago . I got so tired of delivering packages but now I love watching him deliver lol
It’s great to know that there’s many hard working dedicated people at Amazon delivery. Very inspiring video keep it up bro 👍🏻
Love it that you started uploading again Chris!.And making longer ones too!.Thank you!.😎
I have been a rural mail carrier for 30 years. That means I deliver not only mail but parcels(yesterday I had over 400 half of which required me to depart my USPS Metris because they would not fit in the mailbox). I have seen a lot of videos on here from Amazon delivery or former delivery drivers quitting or saying how much it sucks and its too hard or whatever. Thats fine because its not the kind of job for everyone. It doesn't make you a bad person or a bad worker if a particular job isn't for you. Having said that it is great to see a video from an Amazon Driver with a positive outlook and attitude.
I will offer one word of advice. When you place a parcel in front of a door, place it up against the side of the door that is hinged. This is so if someone exits the door not knowing or expecting a parcel to be there they will not accidentally step on it and possibly lose their footing and take a hard fall. Great video. Keep up the great work.
Damn this is crazy. Im a delivery driver (well student) for the belgium delivery service (bpost). Whilst we have like an app and electric evs we basically just get like a big containers full of packages. (which I have to sort manually) in the back of my car.
Every package basically has a number on it eg res-208 001 means its the first package on round 208. I just sort all the high numbers in the back of the trunk and like the low numbers next to me or like near the back. You could just throw all packages unsorted in the trunk but you'll have a bad day finding the right package..
Im an IT student and programming enthusiast and I know things could be more efficiently made, am watching the proof right now!
Would be crazy how much money could be saved actually integrating the displays in the car, using maps like Waze, not having 2002 UI, ...
Keep it up bro
I wasn't expecting to watch this whole video when I clicked on it. I was expecting just to see a little bit, because this video was long, but somehow I watched the whole video without skipping anything, keep doing, what you're doing.❤
thanks. I'm always so skeptical making longer content for this reason. I'll be watching the analytics close
people underestimate how hard of a job this is lol, i used to do it in the uk and i found it very stressful with 200+ stops, luckily for me i found a position as a hgv driver, mostly doing amazon and its usually 6 stops max in large distribution centres, everytime i moan nowadays i reflect on how much more id moan about this...
HGV driver? What's that about?
@@TheRedRaven_ Heavy goods vehicle, its a lorry/truck, i drive a 44 tonne
200 drops lmao.....don't see many of them. Did you drive the amazon vans as because the large vans always had the higher drops due to higher load, I wouldn't be caught dead driving them.
I stick to my white van current Ford custom miss my vauxhal vivavo though.
200+ stops? Damn. Pretty quick.
@@chickenstrangler3826 Yeah. You gotta account for the fact these are all mostly in the same neighborhood right down the street from each other.
4:55 this is giving good perspective. like this right here along with UPS processes, is literally the heart of the delivery economy. Go #Teamsters
a fedex driver passed out from NO ac his truck yesterday in my area, lucky you lol its a sweet van
I just drove the rivian edv on my day 2 orientation and the ac is goooood
I was a manager at a delivery station and this takes me back :)
One thing i noted is that our drivers were not allowed to move an inch once they parked in the loading area until every vehicle was present and nothing moved anymore. Only then would the person responsible for safety "release" the drivers to step outside and start loading.
The hustle at that time seemed chaotic but there was method to the madness.
I had a really great team and i really miss them, crazy MoFo's! :D
I don't know if Amazon already does, BUT they should be giving you a bonus or a raise for recruiting and being team player!
All delivery drivers don’t work for Amazon directly. They work for contractors that don’t give raises 😂 been one for 4 years and not one raise
top drivers of the month get a bonus
They don't work for amazon directly
The overall technology that is used is amazing, love the lockers, so cool to see how things work.
Are you shitting me??? Ive been pressing the damn button on the screen when I walk back into the van to find the next stop and I always tap the screen wrong and it won't open unless I try like 4-5 different times 😭😭😭LIFE SAVER!!!! Thanks for sharing that bro ‼️
The fact that Amazon doesn't teach this shit to their drivers is unbelievable 😂😂😂😂
@@dyyylllaannn and people don't realize these things have adaptive cruise control either 😭😭
like that loading, looks efficient. gps n all, honestly looks like a sweet job. i like efficiency, and find it satisfying. inefficiency in a job kills my heart.
I just applied as a delivery driver! 🤞I get it😊
You will
I got the interview but got ghosted afterwards no response if I got denied or accepted lol
@@VietyF Ghosted, ghosted, ghosted, ghosted, ghosted, ghosted, ghosted, ghosted, ghosted. Where did they go? Nobody knows! 🤔
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Nah,apply at UPS and make career money with amazing benefits!
6:52 The care your friend takes with orders is very good, congratulations, the customer should be very satisfied...
Not an Amazon driver but I love your videos. Makes me happy to see someone with positive attitude working. Thanks for the video !
Yes, Virginia, everybody can have a positive attitude as long as they ain't from rural West Virginia! God these people are terrible! 🫡
It is actually so calming to watch you deliver all the packages! keep up the good work.
I would kill for a 168 stops. 180 stops + 350 packages. Everyday here on Long Island.
All of the stops are close though. I get 170 stops in a wealthy area where each stop is spread out and has long driveways. If you aren’t running all day you’ll be behind
This whole set up is a lot nicer than at our hub. The fact that you guys can driver inside and load up is awesome and those EVs look great. We've got a high volume small center so our launchpad is outside and half of our vans are Pro Masters in various states of disarray while the other half are small chevy work vans. It can be difficult sometimes.
The rivan vans are so clean 😅
@blessguy5330 yea i can tell you from experience that they don't stay that way. Give it a week and it's gonna be trashed, and the doors will be broken
@@atomscustompc1334 Nah. I don’t really like EV’s too much, but these things you can tell were made to last a while. Charging isn’t bad, but not the best ever. This is just my opinion tho but u do u
feels like a nightmare job. Good that you have a good attitude about it. God speed bro!
Thank You for All that you are doing for our Planet Earth....
Peace.. Shalom.. Salam.. Namaste .. 🙏🏻 😊 ✌ ☮ ❤ 🕊
Thanks from Germany for the video man. Nice impression to your job, I appreciated it!
YAY MOR RIVIAN VAN AND LONG VID Also could you do like a day in the life of you from when you wake up till you go to bed or smt
future hour long special video idea?
@@LaosHouse YAS PLS
Nice one Chris long video. I work work for DHL express here in Amsterdam, I do it now for 3 years and still going strong man
its been a while since I saw a DHL truck
Bro your route seems pretty chill, I deliver in sandiego and it’s ghetto af. A lot of traffic, no parking anywhere all apts closed and they smell bad and lot of crazy people
Isn't it San Diego, you live there - I'm an Aussie and I know that 🤦♀️
I wonder if it's the apartment smell that's driving people crazy? Maybe it's a mold problem affecting their brain somehow? 🤔
The joy i feel when i see Chris has uploaded a video. These videos are legit therapeutic. Keep up the good work man 🙏
thanks for watching and commenting ❤
As a Dutchman I really don't get the American way of just leaving parcels at the door.
You don't even try to ring the door. Haha.
Over here they'll take em to a pickup point.
No wonder so many packages get lost over there. :p
Lol POSTNL dumps them also in gardens in the rain .. etc . lazy drivers .
@@kittsdiy Hmm, I've personally never experienced this.
Same here in the uk door dashing we call it where u just drop and go it's a instant sacked if your caught doing that PLUS doing this means the route gets more and more drops as it tells amazon AI that there is enough time to add more making it harder for the next driver.....
Sometimes we get ahead by 10 which is fine but when you see yourself getting up to 30 ahead u literally stop even though finish early can get u home faster just means making the route bigger for no reason and no extra pay.
Not if you live in a White neighborhood they don't
I just stumbled on your videos and I really really like them! So I'm a lifelong subscriber to your channel now! Amazon drivers need lots of love! I always send the anonymous message with all the good things checked when I get a delivery. Does the driver that did the delivery really get those messages of appreciation?
We average 190 stops with my dsp or with the multiple stops like 220, 300+ packages it's crazy, I averaged 28 an hour the day and finished 183 packages 2 1/2 hours early but my body was feeling it.
You all do great work. Thank you for all you do. Its appreciated!!
Dr Pepper and Pizza. The perfect combo.
Your RUclips videos are the reason why I will apply for Amazon (I am in the UK and apparently there are some rivians lurking around)
chris is giving the ppl what he wants
I'm here for yall
More like what we want
You’ve got a good attitude and work ethic. You’ll go far in life my friend. Keep it up.
this reminds me of the anime "cells at work" if yall havent watched it its the cells in our body animated and the red blood cells are the delivery people in the body
Hey Chris! Just saw this vid randomly suggested and man thanks for the chill 30minutes didn't expect that this is the fastest 30 minutes video that I watched. Take care! and thanks for sharing this experience!
I really like drive the electric ⚡️ Rivian
Delivery Luxury at it's finest
I just had my interview today and am waiting for my background check to finish. Can't wait to start delivering!
Who drinks a can of soda with 2 hands 😂 26:09
It’s amazing to see different people delivering for Amazon!! In the UK we cannot leave parcels on doorsteps as they will just get stolen… I’m jealous of yous🤣
Just got fired from Amazon yesterday…. Felt good ngl
For what lol
Bro got his unemployment check
I have been watching Amazon employee videos for a bit now, and it's interesting to see how work is like there. I love these long videos. Keep them coming, Chris!
15:08 second strongest code in the world
This looks like a really cool job. The electric vehicles are amazing!
do you still have to pee in bottles or no
Hahaha I came here to ask the same thing!! 😂
We did when I worked there. Didn't have time to stop let alone breaks
I live by an amazon warehouse and my whole entire neighborhood is littered with piss bottles! The drivers toss them out before returning their trucks!
@georgejunior-x2l sounds about right. Most Amazon Delivery drivers could care less. I always waited to get back to the warehouse and disposed of them. It takes just a few minutes to clean out your van. I mean if you had time swing by a gas station and pick something up and ask for a sack. They make a great garbage bag
long vids are great chris. watching from Australia. thank you for the entertainment. I love looking at the surroundings to see how different your country is to mine. houses and cars are all very different, building are relatively the same i guess.... roads and yards are different. one day I will visit.
I'm getting 170-190 stops. I've been #1 driver past 3 weeks, and still only getting 3 days = 24-27 hrs a week. No breaks allowed
Real
No breaks is bs
It makes you take a break though
@redline6871 no it doesn't
@@JPS95gti yeah it dose because i drive for them in the uk and it reminds u after every 2 hours to have a 10 to 15 min brake so stop with the bs
Awesome video!! I’m a FedEx driver and it’s crazy to see the difference in delivery service when comparing. Keep up the great work!😎
yep been there. different but the same.
@@LaosHouse I see that. I see those FedEX shorts at 21:00
Bro just put the bags in the van your doing to much
Bro can not be talking💀
Full range adaptive cruise control is why I LOVE my Grand Highlander!!! Nice video!!!
I am a driver trainer and I'm appalled 🤣glad I had a buddy show this to me your channel though! doing good work out there!
I would love to see - and would watch any hour long vods of just doing deliveries. Its very satisfying to watch how you do your job and places you see and driving. Its like those train cab videos :0 - Love the content.
Love your videos man, as long as you do these ima support.
appreciate it fam 💯
Ay bro, appreciate the videos. Former driver myself and while i enjoyed the work, I wanted to do something like this to help shed light on how things work with delivering for Amazon. Hopefully, no one will give you a hard time and try to shut you down. I feel like Amazon would be petty about this, saying you can't do this for 'privacy reasons' or something.
Are you kidding me?? They prolly the ones who posted the video via their "Allow Video to be Posted" button like they ain't spying on you and controlling your internet connection or anything. Negative publicity that damages recruiting efforts? "Send Video into the Dark Abyss Never to be Seen or Heard From Ever Again" button. 🙄
you're the freakin best Chris. I hope your next week goes amazing!!
Thank you for taking us with you loved it.
I’m a usps carrier and I just want to say brother thanks for making us happy by delivering heavy packages . We don’t touch nearly as heavy as the weight of packages that you guys do . Thanks for all you do . I could never be a Amazon driver . I’m a 120 pound guy . I wouldn’t survive 3 hours lifting those damm heavy packages . Your videos are awesome . Thank you !!!!
This is pretty interesting to see man. As someone who works strictly in the warehouse unloading trucks. Keep up the content
Thank you for what you do! You are amazing! I have always wondered how an Amazon facility worked! This video really helped me learn how it worked!
Loved the video, thank you! Yes I do like the longer videos.
Chris bro I recently started watching your films and man, they’re relaxing and enjoyable to watch! Keep it up bro 😃
Hey Chris 👋 please keep continue making long video like this I'm watching while I'm eating breakfast or dinner. Normally I eat very fast and that's unhealthy but when I'm watching your long videos like this, I'm eating slowly 😂 perfect videos like always. Watching for long time thanks.
Its so interesting to see how loadout differs from location to location. At my station NOBODY can leave their vans until everyone is parked or leave the building until every person is done loading and in their vans (Or if they take too long the traffic controllers will make them load outside so the rest of us can leave)
Great Content Chris! I enjoy watching as a Flexer
Hey Chris just wanna say been watching your videos since I woke up today cus I have training tomorrow 😮 just want to say thank you for easing my mind 🤘🏽 stay positive my boi!
just found your channel. love the longer content! You make driving for amazon look fun
love the videos stay sane brotha man only one can take this job for so long. one love
dang, I use Amazon every day, and I always forget what your delivery drivers go through, huge respect for you guys
As an Amazon Associate in the UK, its really interesting to see the drivers POV
Things don't look that much different hahaha
Hey, Chris. Keep up the good work. Thanks for really showing us the "real" riggers of Amazon's workflow😅😢.
Dang, someone tried to steal that Civic then found out its a Manual and couldn't drive it or got caught in the middle of the act lol. I don't know why I found this simple video of you going around doing your normal job therapeutic, as well as admiration for the hard work you put in to deliver simple packages!
Man this thing is amazing. So organized! Loved the amazon locker opening by it self. I really thinking of sending an application!
First time watching your video , i like your work attitude and ethics , you'r a charming person , thx for the video and for bringing packages to us
This was a great way to start (end) my night after work last night! Love the longer format. I'd love a day off helicopter ride video if you felt like recording one!