lmao buddy are you okay, u must hate life or something.

watch the videos, you’ll see multiple times i run to deliver and there are many more that do.

I was planning on making a video on that but i wanted to wait until i was out. I’d also go into more detail on what my day to day operations looked like and also the legal challenges we faced. It’ll definitely be a fun video to make.

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different times bro, this was like 2 years ago and wasn’t my busiest route

I'm 3 weeks in. I prefer driver aid number because unlike when I use to work for FEDEX you never know which route you're gonna be on within the specific area your DSP has assigned to them. Now as far as addresses there is something I do as far as keeping a log of certain addresses that I have to do specific things for like for example. I have the basic address (e.g. "Arlington Ave , or Windbreaker") then beside that I write myself a note stating, "need to get keys from leasing office to enter the apt complexes, COMPLETE BEFORE 5PM) Or another example would be if a certain home address or business wants me to leave the package with a neighbor everytime I'm delivering I have that address in my notepad. I know, I know eventually you will end up with a lot of addresses in your notepad but repetitive delivering everyday will have you eventually remembering a lot of places. Not specifically by name or address so to speak but when you pull up to them it will trigger your brain to remember things from your notes.

I don't mind hard work... I just don't like being overworked. That's the key difference. I started 2 months ago. We recently was given a new area due to another dsp shutting down. For the past month now they've been giving me this new area and my stop ratio dropped from 26-28 packages an hr to 15-18 packages an hr due to the new route. The traffic in this new route can make or break your day and your plans on delivery efficiently. I'm talking like spending 8mins at a stop light on a 6-way intersections for a stop that's only 1-2mins away. Somedays I can easily knock out 30-35 stops within the first hour, but then it drops and I average 25-28 stops per hour at the end of my route. I started getting used to my route of 160-170 where I was finishing by 6-7pm... so they added 10 & another 10... I just had 190 last week with 290 packages and was able to knock it out, but the ai route made it easier + I was able to pick and choose my stops while organizing... yesterday they gave me 190... with 250 packages, but the routing was ass because I had so many schools that closed by 3-4pm that I had to choose between my stop ratio or sacrifice my stop ratio early on to deliver those packages first that were 5-15mins apart just in driving... I chose my stop ratio @ like 3:40 and they sent my a rescue of 35 stops, but I gave them 28. At that time I had already knock out almost 100 stops... I ended up finishing my route by like 6:50pm... I could've easily finished the rest of my route by myself, but most of the stops I gave to the rescue were the ones at the end of my route that were timed deliveries.