Oh you right down the street from me in lake charles

UPS is easy compared to USPS because y'all don't have to walk the streets lol stop complaining

I'm ready I start driving school end of this month. I'm tired of working 2 jobs 13 hours a day but last 15 hours during the day with a break in between. I definitely wouldn't mind working 11 hours or 10 hours at ups I'm ready

Great load.

Im a constrution worker in the pipe fitting field. Do you think ill make it here? My current package is $71 take home is $46.. but i want to give ups a try already did a road test and passed with them

Hey man for drivers test do you want you to turn by using hand over hand?

I have to complete my pre intergrad testing and then go to Chicago I think. I came off the streets. I passed my road test because I been a driver for Sysco for 15 years

Signed up for seasonal and single day vacation driver

I appreciate the detailed info brother and stay cool out there May I contact you via email with a few questions?

Thank you. It is very much appreciated.

Keep up the good work Sir, I don't miss that job at all but get your money!

Everyone hating has NEVER had to run a 400+ piece route with 1000s in the 5000s and packages all down the middle and your loader smells like weed and has 150 pieces stacked behind you when you clock in lol. A good loader can knock an hour off your day

I was a loader for 11 years. One of my biggest satisfactions was knowing my driver was happy with how i loaded the truck.

Love to see a man gettin shit done, have an awesome day king 👑 🔥

You need a driver helper and it’s not season yet. I did that Job in south Florida before. Ups is a great employer with good benefits.

Love your energy brother

Fedexground delivers to my job with a 28ft box truck. we get maybe 120-150 boxes. The driver told me he only has 3 stops but like 700-800 pieces total in the truck

Great perspective! Keep it up!

Who maps out the order of delivery?

He’s getting paid quite good, so 🤷🏻‍♂️

My brother used to load trucks. Drivers loved him but man did he hate that job lmao. Like 3am-8am or some crap.

Someone will come take some off you they always do

Im a ups driver up here in NE ohio i couldnt imagine doing this job in the Texas heat

cartel smugglers should hire this guy 💪🏼💪🏼

Nice positive outlook on life

Should it not be square and tight ready to out the back or front I feel you got screwed

Go do your job

Boy yk yo ass be happy asl when u get that paper in

Just landed a TCD at my hub. Start Intergrad soon 🙌

Informative.

Get It Fam

I could do a bit better...but good job loading ..

345 , high package count but what’s the stop count ? One of the trucks I’d load had a high package count but it was because of the business bulk , 4 business stops and dudes truck was almost empty

📦 📦 📦

I'm at FedEx Express and it's taking a toll on my body. My route is 9 to 12 hours.

If you’ve never had to scratch and crawl to grind so hard in your life, this job ain’t it for you. I’m telling you straight up. I did restaurant work for 10+ years and experienced homelessness twice before working at UPS. I’ll be 4 years come this January and hitting top scale. And I’m grateful for every moment of my life. Are there days where volume and weather and all the other factors you can’t control suck? Absolutely! If you have a weak poor low mindset, this isn’t it for you. A lot of the old timers I work with, I’ve learned it’s about the end game. Get in, do your time, and you’ll be fine. It’s a mindset. Also, I’m in my 30s with no kids no wife. So it makes absolutely 100% sense for me to get my bread. Do I miss out on potential partners/lovers? Sure, but that’s why there’s dating apps and people who know people. Lol I digress. Working at UPS will set you up long term. Work life balance is a challenge; sacrifices will need to be made. One last thing also, I think the biggest thing is taking care of your body and maintaining + prioritizing it should be #1. Health insurance is hands down the best. I get my nuts check, fertility tests, went to the ER only paid $25, CT scan free, get personal foot molds made by a podiatrist, chiro visits are cheap, I see my therapist once a week for $10 sessions, dental free, I mean you name it. I average about 25K steps a day and am in great shape. Times were tough during the pandemic and still is if you want to buy a house and live comfortably. If you find something better go for it. To each their own. I love what I do and don’t plan to leave. Heck if you leave, better for guys like me to move up in seniority. Woohoo yay! Thanks for the video. Keep it up.

Does ups keep seasonal drivers? I want to take the job but I also don’t want to be unemployed come February. There’s literally zero information online about seasonal package delivery drivers. I completed Integrad precourse

I love my job. Its intense, hard work, on an industrial route, but getn into the resis where all the kids know my name, and love to see me... Thats what makes my day great.

They got rid of the map feature. It helped alot of cover drivers too when the map was featured. Now you'll be out there maybe 8 to 10pm everyday. Lol

14 years inside signed up for seasonal and single day vacation driver

yes, let ups position slots open up

Been loading in the hub for almost four years im ready to take the next step and start driving I already know these guys work hard! But ive never been afraid of hardwork.

Im happy starting my warehouse job ups Sept 9 it will be my 2nd job so it part time I will work my way up to be ups driver if possible then i could leave my other job 🎉😢

my first day after Labor Day as a part time package driver, so it might seem the most logical action to soak up as much YT content as possible to mentally be prepared for the for what awaits. however, each person situation is different, resulting in different perspectives, so instead I take this UPS experience as it comes and not allow the opinions of the internet strongly produce any influences or expectations. my perspective is considered short sighted due to my age (51) starting at the bottom of a company were seniority dictates the comfort level. I would span as Far as 1 yr. any more than that would be foolish as I do not have a foundation in the company to create anymore foresight, I guess as time goes on, I will develop a more concrete plan. But for now, I can only give thanks Give God the glory that at least I have a start.

Does the ups driver earn 40$ per hour after 5 years or so?

What is the minimum age requirement to be a UPS driver?

I like what you say but sometimes I'm home and I'm like there ain't nothing to do, might as well work. Also I have alot of bills and kids so I'm staying.

I have been a part time supervisor at UPS for about 2 months now and I’m considering trying to get back into union to be a part time driver. Both have pros and cons to them but at least being a driver you don’t deal with people and you’re just doing your thing. I’m a great hands on worker and was a loader for 5-6 months until I became supervisor so I think I’d be a good driver. The only things I’m nervous about are the long hours bc I want to have a life outside of work. That and I see how some workers mess up drivers’ trucks too. Any thoughts?

Only broke people talk like this, u can earn enough here too create something else or add too it

Great video Bricked Out!👍 Couldn't have been better timing for KZbin to suggest your channel. I just left UPS after a 19 year career (YOU READ THAT RIGHT). 19 YEARS!!! Did 7 on preload, 12 FT in package and was an RPCD the last 7. I LOVED my route and my customers, one of the best in our center. Actually got married at one of my businesses. Never even thought for a second this wouldn't be my last job until retirement. Then 2019 happened... and of course like the rest of us Brown Dogs I sacked up and did my 60-70 hour weeks along with my brothers and sisters filing a grievance every week for nearly 1.5 years straight. *THAT* was their solution... just file because we can't fix anything. UPS lied the whole time about only delivering "critical shipments" and being "heroes" too. It was all Amazon garbage and furniture. I told myself I would never do that again. Afterwards things *almost* went back to normal for a bit. Routes and dispatch were getting standardized again but the mass layoffs started as expected. Then CAROL came and completely upended the company. She is to blame for all this new degraded UPS culture. Safety thrown out the window. People falling out, dying and crashing from heat injuries. Service an afterthought. Following ORION we consistently show up to business after 5 now. Some even at 6-7pm. "Just attempt it". Commercial accounts I've serviced happily for YEARS are now upset we show up at different times every day, or miss them 2-3 days a week. MGMT will then tell you ORION is a GUIDE not an absolute, but the next day at the PCM "you have to hit 95% ORION". Are we supposed to be doing math at every stop too? This company has become a poorly run sloppy joke. Injuries and service failures abound. UPS has been crippled by their own bad technology deals and poor leadership that has never done the work in their career. With what's going on in the world, they can and will use the same excuses to go back to bending DOT rules and screwing over workers. The union, unfortunately, isn't what it used to be either. In my area at least, there isn't much backbone. Definitely not like back east. It seems the union's primary job now is to protect the worst workers among you while taking money from your paycheck. I don't want to come off as ungrateful, because the work I put into UPS in my younger days really afforded me everything I was able to do up to this point. "THE GOLDEN HANDCUFFS". It was nearly impossible to leave, but eventually the choice was coming down to my mental & physical health or lots of money. I would say it's a young mans game now, NOT a career. Get in get the money get some skills and progress. Unless you are ready to accept permanent injuries, health problems, and never seeing your family as part of the job now. UPS *was* a great company to work for when I started, but it's not the 90's anymore. The trajectory this company is headed on is NOT a good one. It's a race to the bottom with Amazon. Even if the board canned Carol today, it would take years to fix the system again. I used to ridicule folks who would said Amazon is going to buy-out UPS and takeover, or bring up the old "FED-UPS" joke, but now with Carol at the helm I'm not so sure anymore. The way Carol is gutting the company and service UPS is headed for some serious turbulence and I would go as far to say as it seems she is setting up the company for a merger or sellout eventually. I just started an in-depth video of UPS past & present for our channel and it's turning into quite the project. If you ever want to do a short video or guest collab on this topic, I'd be down to hop on a stream or do some video replies and you can use it on Bricked Out Media. This really isn't my niche but I feel compelled to talk on it like you because lots of young folks looking for jobs need this info. Just the opinion of a not-so-old but very worn out and tired box slinger 🤠 -Mojo