Amazon driver shows her route on her phone

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AMAZON DRIVER EXPOSES 300 STOPS IN ONE SHIFT — THEN SHOWS HER TRUCK AND PEOPLE CAN’T BELIEVE THIS IS WHAT’S EXPECTED

An Amazon driver shows her route on her phone… then turns the camera to her truck and it’s overflowing.

• 300 stops
• 524 packages
• 421 locations
• Every shelf stuffed
• Boxes stacked to the roof
• Barely any space to even move

Her reaction says everything:
“Are y’all crazy?”

This isn’t peak season.
This isn’t a one-off.
This is what a “normal” route looks like.

Some say it’s just part of the job.
Others are asking how anyone is supposed to finish this in a single shift.

 

[Da Backshot Champ]

Let me ask you a question bitch. Do you.........

Then shut the fuck up with a dick forced in her mouth.

 

[dHustla]

I feel for them drivers. Try to offer Gatorade or water, maybe some snacks if I can catch them delivering to me

 

[Hey Julian!]

Bitch get to work. I don't wanna hear that shit and stop dropping my packages off on my neighbor's porch.

 

[Complex]

I couldn't do that shit in the summer or winter

Do they get penalized for not delivering?

I had an instance two weeks ago where they had to deliver the next day.

 

[An RnB Thug]

Yet UPS drivers are paid DOUBLE and have better BENEFITS
#Unions

 

[dHustla]

The cost of capitalism

 

[mcguyver]

The only advice i have for her is......


RAW

 

[tallblacknyc]

Yet UPS drivers are paid DOUBLE and have better BENEFITS
#Unions

Been around longer to

 

[Lexx Diamond]

Be mad. UPS ain't hiring. According to her screen it's damn near straight route work. Stay on route.

 

[Pack Rat]

Amazon and the United States Postal Service (USPS) have a long-standing deal—but it’s set to expire in late 2026, and negotiations have been rocky.

Amazon has already reduced how many packages USPS handles (recent deals cut volume by about 20%).
So USPS still delivers Amazon packages—just fewer of them than before.

 

[BrownTurd]

AMAZON DRIVER EXPOSES 300 STOPS IN ONE SHIFT — THEN SHOWS HER TRUCK AND PEOPLE CAN’T BELIEVE THIS IS WHAT’S EXPECTED

An Amazon driver shows her route on her phone… then turns the camera to her truck and it’s overflowing.

• 300 stops
• 524 packages
• 421 locations
• Every shelf stuffed
• Boxes stacked to the roof
• Barely any space to even move

Her reaction says everything:
“Are y’all crazy?”

This isn’t peak season.
This isn’t a one-off.
This is what a “normal” route looks like.

Some say it’s just part of the job.
Others are asking how anyone is supposed to finish this in a single shift.

All of the stops are in the same neighborhood. So you could have 50 stops in one subdivision and another 50 in another. Hell, you could do 100 stops in an hour.

 

[PlayerR]

Yet UPS drivers are paid DOUBLE and have better BENEFITS
#Unions

And a fair amount of them will probably be laid off soon, due to over hiring during the pandemic.

 

[slam]

whats the hourly ..?

 

[Hey Julian!]

All of the stops are in the same neighborhood. So you could have 50 stops in one subdivision and another 50 in another. Hell, you could do 100 stops in an hour.

100 Stops in a hour ? 1 delivery every 40secs, nigga?

 

[doe moe]

This is why I like to use Amazon locker as much as possible.

I'll send all my other packages to the job. Our mail-room makes sure packages are waiting for me at my desk.

 

[BrownTurd]

100 Stops in a hour ? 1 delivery every 40secs, nigga?

I use to do Amazon Flex during Covid to make some ends because my cleaning business was down. I used our utility van as a subcontractor.

When you arrive you scan your bin which houses your packages. Once you scan your bin it gives you your route. You pack your truck based on your route. What slows you down is having to search the truck for a package ID. By organizing the truck by route you can just grab and go.

About 70% of your drops are literally next door to each other. You can drop off one package, walk another 20 yards to the the next neighbors house and drop off theirs especially when you get subdivisions where houses are close to each other or town homes.

 

[phanatic]

I use to do Amazon Flex during Covid to make some ends because my cleaning business was down. I used our utility van as a subcontractor.

When you arrive you scan your bin which houses your packages. Once you scan your bin it gives you your route. You pack your truck based on your route. What slows you down is having to search the truck for a package ID. By organizing the truck by route you can just grab and go.

About 70% of your drops are literally next door to each other. You can drop off one package, walk another 20 yards to the the next neighbors house and drop off theirs especially when you get subdivisions where houses are close to each other or town homes.

I never get behind a damn Amazon truck on a single lane street because they truck is stopping every few feet.

 

[xxxbishopxxx]

I couldn't do that shit in the summer or winter

Do they get penalized for not delivering?

I had an instance two weeks ago where they had to deliver the next day.

they used to get penalized for a number of questionable things

I'm an Amazon delivery driver. Our performance is constantly monitored, but we've found ways to cheat the system.

Amazon delivery drivers are tracked during their shift and receive scores at the end of each day. Now, drivers are swapping phones to work around it.

www.businessinsider.com

 

[blackbull1970]

The future of labor in America….

 

[daking181]

Damn. Where I'm at its 100 packages for 8 hours of work

 

[RoomService]

She should be fired for posting that video...

 

[Pworld297]

UPS drivers get like 50 an hour now. Amazon workers need to form a nationwide union, their pay needs to be doubled. Bezos is getting filthy rich while not paying his employees adequately. What's funny is Amazon has always been decent with customers but on the employee side, they are terrible.. Smh!

 

[dtownsfinest]

AMAZON DRIVER EXPOSES 300 STOPS IN ONE SHIFT — THEN SHOWS HER TRUCK AND PEOPLE CAN’T BELIEVE THIS IS WHAT’S EXPECTED

An Amazon driver shows her route on her phone… then turns the camera to her truck and it’s overflowing.

• 300 stops
• 524 packages
• 421 locations
• Every shelf stuffed
• Boxes stacked to the roof
• Barely any space to even move

Her reaction says everything:
“Are y’all crazy?”

This isn’t peak season.
This isn’t a one-off.
This is what a “normal” route looks like.

Some say it’s just part of the job.
Others are asking how anyone is supposed to finish this in a single shift.

She’s lying….that ain’t 524 packages. That’s more like half of that.

I use to run my own dsp sometimes you’d get send a route on accident. She’s showing two routes not one.

 

[dtownsfinest]

UPS drivers get like 50 an hour now. Amazon workers need to form a nationwide union, their pay needs to be doubled. Bezos is getting filthy rich while not paying his employees adequately. What's funny is Amazon has always been decent with customers but on the employee side, they are terrible.. Smh!

Amazon is ran by DSPs. Those drivers aren’t hire through Amazon….or work for Amazon.

 

[An RnB Thug]

Amazon and the United States Postal Service (USPS) have a long-standing deal—but it’s set to expire in late 2026, and negotiations have been rocky.

Amazon has already reduced how many packages USPS handles (recent deals cut volume by about 20%).
So USPS still delivers Amazon packages—just fewer of them than before.

I predict Amazon will enter the mail, package and shipping field.
They have the infrastructure already.

Need a package shipped? WE'LL PICK IT UP OFF YOUR PORCH
Live in a building? scan it and drop it in this Amazon bin in your building.
Or put this amazon label on it, driver scans it when he arrives and BOOM it's shipped
You don't have to leave your house at all, no stamps...hell choose the upgrade option
on your Prime Account and you can ship UNLIMITED items yearly

It'll be a whole new segment of their business model

#watch #forwardthinking

 

[yureeka9]

That does seem like a lot but I'm guessing once you get the flow of it you can knock that down. When I was the sole road inspector for DeKalb county I got so fast that I could inspect 100 roads a day. Its all in how you lay it all out before hand.