15 things I wish I learned before starting Amazon Flex

[@GoHerping]

i made an updated vid, addressing my laziness as a delivery driver as some of u mentioned... kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmndi6KPabSie8k

[@Snowgigi]

With the back door situation, I only deliver to the backdoor if there is still daylight. Once night falls. FRONT DOOR. No matter what the app says. Your safety and what is comfortable for you should always come first.

[@abigaill4527]

I could listen to you yap all day, your so chill and it makes me chill and its just chill and it makes my day chill....10/10, 5 stars

[@Iamvizeh]

Most chillest comment

[@DreadDoll]

Very 🧊

[@jo_nathan_nation6544]

You are dying for 🍆. You sound like simp-iest simp.

[@spaceman4782]

Everyone shame Alex for not taking off the sticker on his laptop

[@Lukksia]

that's maniacal

[@DianasDreams]

This epic sticker stays?

[@cameronsines8606]

Shame

[@anniewilson6737]

Get over it😂😂😂

[@JamarD421]

NO! The stickers stay ON during filming time!

[@rikachiu]

That dude walking into an active police crime scene to deliver is insane to me lol. Amazon is ruthless.

[@Pinay.Colada]

This explains so much about why my packages always end up in the wrong location. Sometimes even if a door isn’t marked, it’s still an entirely different apartment. I keep having to pick up packages from my upstairs neighbor no matter what I put in my delivery directions

[@GoHerping]

lol my bad

[@RevExotix]

​@@GoHerpingsays the laziest entitled "give me free easy money" garbage. Grow up baby

[@swaggyray8]

😂

[@redSUPERMAN2]

​@@RevExotixstay mad

[@relaxwithme6435]

Frfr

[@tom-ss2mn]

I am mostly blind so i have everything delivered, even groceries. So thank you for your service

[@SanGerardino]

The thing is that, if this was your delivery guy, you wouldn’t be getting your packages at your desired location!

[@coldjustus]

I work for FedEx and I love making my deliveries. My boss has insurance and an IRA for us, sometimes I’m hustling on in-town stops sometimes I’m driving 10 minutes in between stops in the county. I love it and I feel like I work for someone who appreciates me.

[@siamimam2109]

I wish amazon blocked apartments for the 4-8am Blocks. 70% of them don’t provide gate codes 🤦‍♂️

[@GoHerping]

true. recently, I keep having one time password deliveries during times people aren't available too.

[@monican.9763]

@@GoHerpingwhat would you do in this event that apartment gates are locked ? I have first shift tomm 4am. I highly dislike apartment hunting lol

[@PlatClapper]

​@monican.9763 if they don't respond drop at gate take picture n go. Amazon prefers thefts over returns, so there's your rule of thumb 👍

[@loidabaez7747]

Thanks for this. I'm starting my first shift, and I was a little nervous. You made me feel much better about this.

[@GoHerping]

NICE. secure the bag

[@GregoryVincent-d9u]

Hey Alex. You are looking well. I have enjoyed many of your videos. I was impressed with how you rescued Rosie the boa constrictor. You gave her a life, when previously she didn't have one. I am sad she has died but you must be a wonderful person. She was a simple, beautiful creature - and it is amazing how many of your viewers expressed their condolences.

[@RevExotix]

She died because he's a crap lazy human. Idolize elsewhere

[@JamarD421]

@RevExotix damn man you are quite the hater

[@KaylasBestie]

This video has been enlightening. I WILL be sharing this video. Ppl need 2 understand from the delivery person side. Might not agree with the method, but at least there's an understanding. Far too often, I couldn't understand how these delivery drivers worked. As someone with SEVERE mental and mobility issues, I rely heavily on Amazon Prime. Far too often, my packages would be at the end of the porch, never being notified (doorbell/door knock) that a package was delivered. Even after complaining and having Amazon make a notation that packages should be placed on the porch, near the front door, as well as to knock.

[@GoHerping]

we get complaints for ringing/knocking so most drivers just don't at this point. yeah personally i pay attention if there's a note of customer disability, but i imagine not all drivers do. though it's also worth noting that probably half of Flex drivers don't even speak english, and I'm not sure if the app translates delivery notes or not

[@ju9piter]

I've been doing Amazon Flex for about a month. In my situation, every shift I complete requires an additional hour and half of work beyond the "official time". For example if it's a 3 hour shift, it will take me 4.5 hours because I have to drive about 45 minutes to the pick up location and about 45 minutes home from the last delivery. So basically if it looks like the hourly rate is $25, it's actually only $17. If it looks like it's $21, it's actually $14. I can make more money per hour by doing Uber Eats in my neighborhood. In that situation I can start my shift from home and end my shift about 5 minutes away from home. Amazon Flex is okay, but I really don't understand why so many people think this is a great gig. I feel more like a low-paid employee rather than an independent contractor. And don't get me started on the block scheduling and pay algorithim.

[@rjsfarm2534]

It’s only barely worth it for me when taking decent surge rates and my commute, loading, delivery, and return trip in is close to the block time. I’d say 75% of the time I can hit that mark. Sometimes you get no choice on the route.

[@Spyro1474]

I signed up for flex in march when I lost my job and I never got contacted by amazon, but interestingly enough some time in April i started noticing that everything I order on same day will get pushed to at least the next day and sometimes will show up 3 days late. I ordered 2 prime one day shipping items this Monday and they came TODAY (Friday). My warehouse must just be fucked or something because they never contacted me back about flex and the last 20 packages I have ordered have come 3-5 days late.

[@kudzu_]

Might have something to do with being backed up after Prime day.

[@Anikat]

Random things fall into wrong pallets, which end up at other warehouses. They run them between warehouses I believe everyday, but if yours ended up across the country...well.... We had a few occasions where the driver carrying sameday packages to the DS just........doesnt show up. One legendary homie even checked in, checked out, without unloading ANYTHING. like WHAT 😂 There was also a nationwide bug with sameday several months ago in the UK (not sure about the US), almost no sameday was going out at all

[@1976mcfarlane]

That's been happening more often for me too. Usually I'm pretty happy with Amazon but I've noticed a difference in supply chain or speed of delivery

[@MarieDomander]

Watched the whole thing, I'm never gonna drive for amazon. Still interesting 😄

[@brotherpaulv]

Please don't listen to this punk. He's giving Amazon Flex drivers a bad reputation. You don't just leave packages at a closed business at night and drive off like you don't care if they get stolen. Amazon doesn't hold it against you for having to return packages. You don't have to return packages immediately after your route, you have until 10 AM the next day to return them. You're only gigged if you return them late and that's usually if you're more than 24 hours late.

[@braylens1822]

Wrong. I took packages back because I refused to work over my scheduled time because they started late because of storms and it went against me

[@brotherpaulv]

@@braylens1822 when I say returning packages I mean packages that are undeliverable. If you decided that you didn't want to deliver the packages then you shouldn't have taken the route. Not showing up for your route is only one strike against you, whereas not delivering packages is multiple strikes. There are also differences between the stations, some are more strict than others.

[@Debra11]

I disagree with your comment. Trust that the customer/business will get their package and drop it off. It's a lot cheaper for Amazon just to credit the customer than returning a package because you didn't trust the package would be honorably received.

[@santiagogarcia8748]

Amazon marks you for returning packages that you don’t deliver . Even if you tried ur hardest to leave it somewhere safe. Support does not care about ur reasoning . It’s gotten to the point to where I have to fight with them for them not to put it on my standing. .

[@plumsimsttv]

10/10 video Alex, very helpful advice

[@iamtonywdj]

So its common practice to just leave packages outside? may aswell leave them for csutomer outside the depot lol

[@yvettepadilla4169]

The best video I have watched. I thought I was the only one afraid of dogs . Thank you for the information 👏🏻👏🏻

[@GoHerping]

thanks!

[@PoppaMikeMusic]

Never mark it as ‘Undeliverable’ if you can’t deliver a package, simply mark is as ‘Package is Missing’ and it won’t affect your rating, I do this if I see a big dog , not risking Limbs

[@Anonymouseys]

Maybe get a different job if you can't cope with dogs? People need their stuff. Sometimes, it's important. You are literally being paid to deliver stuff, but you don't do it if the setup is not to your liking because they have a dog? Ridiculous

[@PoppaMikeMusic]

@ Getting bits isn’t worth it, I do Amazon Flex part time on my days off work, not risking missing work , but it’s a good side hustle

[@PoppaMikeMusic]

@ there aren’t too many gig-side hustles that don’t involve delivering (besides Uber and Lyft but who wants randoms in their car) , that’s why I like Amazon Flex, but people are irresponsible with their dogs, I’m sure you wouldn’t leave your dog outside knowing you have packages coming, so it’s great that we have that option to not deliver if we see a dog

[@Anonymouseys]

@PoppaMikeMusic I hear you, bro. What you say makes sense

[@caitlynmuniz3143]

@@Anonymouseys If their packages are so important they should have made sure their dog was put up and out of the way. It's standard, for people who come to the home to perform services, to ask that the homeowners put their dogs up for safety. Maintenance men, pest control, plumbers, landscapers, delivery drivers (furniture, food, etc.) and more, all ask that you put your animals up. Some even call before arriving to ensure you have done so if they know you have animals. Like...what? Pretty sure you'd be singing a different tune if you were attacked by someone's dog while trying to deliver their socks or Mcdonald's.

[@LilyTreeArt]

taking notes, got a Person into amazon flex, but they're still on the waitlist XD TY dude

[@wild-radio7373]

I was, no exaggerating, on the Flex waitlist for 3 years

[@mikehagquist5198]

3 years I’m a prime driver DOT. 220 stops a day 320-400 packages a day. App is so dumb. Yea don’t listen to it and dont follow the route. It’s all over and makes no sense mostly

[@Cujo71]

That sticker on the laptop.......

[@K8Stuff]

In regards to the key .... I had that a few times that they asked for a bunch of keys. I actually had a fake keyring .... I collected a lot of random keys I had no idea what they are from and had that in the car as 'deposit' for random securities. I would never hand out my ID or real keys.

[@Fikova24]

This job sounds stressful and annoying.

[@the_batmobile0.4]

And it pays shit

[@Iamvizeh]

@@the_batmobile0.4how much do you get paid 😂 tf $18-25/hr for being your own boss is pretty reasonable if you in poverty . But then again flex is like a second job, I’ll only use the money for gas and small bills while my real job pays for other stuff

[@avamusic8176]

@@the_batmobile0.4 not true

[@girlygirl1890]

@@avamusic8176 YES IT is TRUE. sHIT PAY FOR ALL THE PCKAGES THEY EXPECT YOU TO DELIVER. If you disagree, you don't know your worth..

[@evildark940]

​@the_batmobile0.4 I just made 540 in 3 days... not even long blocks either. 3:15 3:30am surge blocks are killer I also have 6 amazon flex buildings within 30 miles of me so tons of opportunities. Location is key. Keep in mind only 2 blocks a day. 4 or 5 hours max. Oh and I spent 40 50 bucks max on gas not a eco vehicle either it's a 2011 kia sedona.

[@japanesedinosaurs]

Hey Alex, as an Amazon delivery driver who works for a dsp, delivering 200-300 packages every day.... it does make a difference, maybe not to you, but it does to the drivers that deliver the bulk of the packages. We hear all the time about all the shit that flex drivers do that we have to pick up the slack and correct. It's like being told you are doing something wrong when it ain't because of you. Do not get me wrong, I have definitely cut corners and not listened to delivery notes from time to time, yes the app will tell you to do silly things, customers notes are completely Karens popping off, but it all matters. Flex drivers make it harder for those who do it full time as their job. Maybe consider trying to take the job a little more seriously. I highly enjoy being a delivery driver, I get to drive all day, work alone and listen to my music on blast while I talk to myself, and I get to be physically active while I'm getting to see some beautiful houses and met animals. Most of these things that you are stating in this video do actually have a huge impact, maybe not to you, but they do. Flex drivers have made delivering much more difficult because you can't take the extra 30 seconds to walk to their front door so you leave it at the garage, or you leave it in the lobby of the apartment complex. (I do understand having to return packages, but I am honestly sure you could probably just return them the next time you go for a shift, amazon probably won't care as long as it is within a day or two) with all this being said, maybe consider what consequences you are creating from your actions. If you don't want to take pride or do the job correctly, please find something else to do because it truly does matter, just maybe not to flex drivers. I love your videos and have been watching for years, but this one... this one is full of bad information and I do not like this one. 😕 I apologize, but it is what it is.

[@brotherpaulv]

Amazon Flex has been my main gig for the past three years, I concur, punks like this are giving all Amazon drivers a bad reputation.

[@letsgetit3310]

Yeah, this dude is trash. He is in fact getting paid to deliver where the customer wants. That's part of his job. He doesn't care. Hope someone smacks him around. His attitude is terrible. This is the new America right here. Just wait till his generation runs the country

[@nizzy7506]

nice try bezos

[@japanesedinosaurs]

@nizzy7506 I offer an opportunity to improve yourself, go try out being a delivery driver for a week. You'll understand.

[@LongNguyen-ho9qf]

It’s entitlement he needs a period where he is poor and struggling to appreciate what he is doing

[@highjeeemel]

Amazon most important KPI is "first day delivery success" like f.e. 99,98 %. I worked there and we even made another driver try to deliver the returned package a 2nd and 3rd time. At least here in germany - and drivers are not allowed to put it somewhere visible from street.

[@ChrisEpler]

If you remove your driver door, you won't have to OPEN it...

[@teddysbb]

Removing ur door is faster than redelivery

[@SULLYco]

@@teddysbbno…just no

[@lorihuarota6654]

Thank you for all the information you shared it very helpful 😀

[@AuttumnDawn]

You have helped me understand why watching the amazon app. On your package is 10stops away. Looks like the Family Cruise kids delivering packages. Also My Friend will do Walmart ext delivers. She always pisses people off with. Ill take the $10($1). Because she has realized that taking the lower ones or $1 tips end up paying more. She goes when shes the 3rd-4th preson to finally deliver the $10 item. The Preson will hand her $5 with thank you for delivering. Because the preson is handicapped or works from home. She goes i do it my way. Im nice. It makes the people with the if im not getting $20tip im not doing it, mad.

[@BornToDreamTheBeat]

"It sounds like I'll go to prison for life and get a lot of unconsensual boyfriends" lmaoo

[@schaefferfamilyschaeffer761]

LOL😂

[@karynm3365]

Hmmm... this video explains why my packages are misdelivered so often. If you don't care, it truly does show. I once had 5 (yes 5) packages dumped on my front porch and NONE of them were addressed to me. In fact, they went to 5 different addresses! Since they were all in my neighborhood, I just went ahead and delivered them. Crazy!

[@zebraloverbridget]

A tip for people dealing with dogs often on deliveries: you can get a cheap spray bottle and fill it with vinegar and water. If you spray it at a dog they don't like it and will usually back off but it won't do any real harm so no need to worry about the owner getting mad. This is more for if you're in a van since they can't always just drive up a driveway to toss the package at the door. If you just use water it won't work on all dogs since some don't care or like getting wet anyway. The vinegar smells bad and also can sting which is why you water it down (plus you save money that way)

[@girlygirl1890]

sooo true.

[@louie9373]

I don't think it's unreasonable to leave packages at the leasing office. More often than not I take them to the front door, but there are times when those apartments and trailers aren't labeled properly and I just can't find the place. Call text customer no reply. If I'm near the warehouse I return it, but sometimes I'm an hour away from the warehouse at end of shift. So returning them the next day I have to find something to do for an hour between 10 and 11am. It's such a hassle sometimes.

[@marynaivanova1370]

Wow, with that attitude you should not work unattended

[@GoHerping]

:)

[@trissdv1]

The one time i called driver support and asked them to manually mark a package delivered the agent marked ALL my remaining packages delivered. When i realized and called back they had no choice but for me to return to the SSD warehouse early with the packages and end. I definitely expect driver support to screw up any request like 33% of the time.

[@1watchall]

i have literally never chucked a package out into fields of veggies out in the country side and mark em missing,

[@B_Bodziak]

My building has an Amazon Locker just off of the lobby. Why wouldn't every enclosed residential building with 100+ units have one?

[@GoHerping]

they're rarely around here, but there are a lot of Luxer lockers. the issue is they're always within the locked lobby and i'm never given a code or key. bruh

[@leahtorres8638]

In my area, these apartments sometimes have a list of courier codes. So nice when they do because I often have to double park in these urban areas and I am not trying to pay a parking ticket.

[@mindlessamusement7095]

Im an amazon delivery driver...only been doing it a month an hate every sec of it......flex sounds a lil more manageable but still...

[@forevergogo]

Never in my life have I seen such an interesting and uniquely attractive young man. Thanks for the tips and laughs. Looking to try out the app as soon as I climb the interest list...

[@redmed10]

How has he kept his job? "I just leave the package wherever" I suppose that comes out of the first thing he's learnt from 250 shifts- dont overthink your job. And as he says amazon is interested in quantity rather than quality. It's hilarious how he never rings a bell and hands a package to the customer. No.1 efficiency tip - leave your car door open when 'delivering' package so you don't waste time closing it and opening it even when it's raining.

[@ryaneh3542]

I know right, I can't believe some things this guy said, he should be reported and lose his job..Puts all of us drivers that follow the rules and do our best in a bad light.

[@MrSlots777]

@@ryaneh3542you’ve clearly never done a 160/200 stop with 300+ parcels. He’s doing exactly what you’re supposed to do to be a successful delivery driver. It is impossible to be spending 5/10minutes reading client requests and waiting for them to come to the door. You wouldn’t be able to finish your route. You’ve gotta work like this, leave the door open sometimes, leave them places more convenient for you. It’s the amount of parcels Amazon expects you to deliver. This is the reason we work like this, we get it you don’t understand. One big tip son, don’t bother even trying to sign up to this job. Just by your comment you wouldn’t last 2 weeks 😂😂

[@TheEvilNickel]

aint no way the app says call the customer. I order so many packages with an assigned time slot, and I wait for it all day only to get "your package is still on the way, but it will arrive by 9PM tomorrow"

[@Charles.D89]

I see you getting some hatred but tbh I get why you'd do things this way with Amazon Flex. I was signed up for it but never did it. Most deliveries don't have tips so why go the extra mile, lol. You do you. You are working hard without overdoing yourself.

[@EEVVEENN]

Kinda crazy that I seen your video a year ago and applied for amazon and still working there.

[@JordysEvilLaugh]

As someone who doesn't drive and will probably never learn, I found this video very informative.

[@B_Bodziak]

Same.

[@Hky1wheeler]

I deliver in Charlotte late night 3am blocks and get a lot of “controlled access” stops where I don’t have a code to get in and there is literally nothing I can do to deliver the package except leave outside the locked door that perhaps 100’s of other people who probably do have a code to get in to, enter through so are you saying leave it at that door? Or on top of the locker that I also don’t have a code for? Amazon just doesn’t give you access codes for a lot of these stops so my only option is to return it a lot of times. I always try to keep high metrics because I’m not sure how heavy each mistake weighs. I’ve never dropped below great.

[@XOXOPriscilla]

I find it annoying when drivers don’t put the package on my porch, it makes me want to stop buying from Amazon. But hearing your explanation I get the drivers challenge.

[@bigchills7194]

Nah its always to the door. Not all of us are the same 😂😂

[@XOXOPriscilla]

@@bigchills7194 I 👂 you, I do get enough drivers who put packages 📦 at the door 🚪 who keep me satisfied

[@anniewilson6737]

Thanks, loved the tips❤❤❤ listening twice, your sooo cool 😎

[@GoHerping]

thanks!

[@coldravioli7839]

"I don't think it's fair that when I do a bad job and leave the package on a public sidewalk, it gets stolen and I get in trouble." Lmao. Actually hemorrhaging respect for that one. It's your responsibility to deliver the package, and you're just leaving 'em out on public sidewalks? Cringe.

[@willvasquez3883]

Would you recommend driving the tesla ot qn old crv with great gas mileage? I have both

[@braylens1822]

Can you talk about Amazon fresh deliveries and high rise rich apartments where you have to take them up to the 54th floor several damn times and no one will help

[@sambobrooklyn316]

Im Not scared of dogs one bit, and its like they know that as they are always ok with me.

[@DadSonsGaming]

I said the same thing until I got bit by a chihuahua. Then, attacked by 2 pit bulls. No more dogs for me.

[@learnbetter3324]

A very tough Job. Driving in traffic all day requires mental meditation and physical exercises. You are sitting, gettin up, sitting, getting up. Late hours, avoiding car accidents, avoid package theft from your car, walking into bad hoods. The address is wrong, double parking, avoiding tickets, paying tolls, paying meters, etc.

[@GoHerping]

boredom is definitely the biggest issue for me nowadays lol. the nice thing about running into delivery issues, is at least it's mentally stimulating and keeps me awake 💀

[@swaggyray8]

Hey if your late and cool with the people they can manually check you in through the system PSA

[@siamimam2109]

I was dinged for returning a package because the amazon gas station locker was broken 😂

[@elmusicochavez194]

Oh shit, my Amazon packages be popping up like I'm playing Pokemon GO

[@rugsbaby]

Speaking of chickens on deliveries this morning one of the houses I delivered to in the city had this little chicken tunnel and near the sidewalk they had a bubble gum candy machine with chicken feed for 25 cents I thought that was really clever

[@SomeoneBeginingWithI]

15:26 you are absolutely right and customers who get upset with you are wrong and do not understand dogs even though they own a dog. The dog doesn't know you, and doesn't know what amazon is. If the dog's owner isn't present to indicate to the dog by their attitude that you're not a threat, as far as the dog knows you're a stranger encroaching on their territory uninvited. You very well could be a threat and the dog may feel that it has a responsibility to protect it's family and territory from you. A dog who is friendly towards strangers when their owner is present may still be hostile to strangers when the owner is absent or sleeping.

[@justinintime2027]

If u don’t deliver to an apartment door chances are its not going to get to the customer so eventually your scores gonna drop

[@agardragon6979]

I am 19 right not 21 Is there anyway I could make my dad make an account and just use it ?

[@jnotravels]

If you need to move a gps location because its wrong put your phone in airplane mode and it will let you change it without calling driver support.

[@brotherpaulv]

And make sure Bluetooth is on, sometimes turning airplane mode on turns off Bluetooth for some phones.

[@Pepecoin123]

Thanks for the tip

[@lenardosbornsjustice5948]

Food delivery is the exact same thing. Time is everything.

[@acommunityadvocate2558]

I'm so glad you do not deliver packages to my house. by watching the video I couldn't believe you placed packages in areas that would not be protected from rain. You clearly stated you delivered packages to the bottom of the steps instead of at the door. You where even seen delivering packages and leaving them on the steps. You kept saying that you where efficient, but clearly your lazy on how you deliver packages. I'm appalled and shocked that you would even make a video like this and post it on KZbin.

[@Zach-ls1if]

Deal with it. You get what you pay for. And with Amazon you get quantity over quality.

[@harleyslick6180]

they never answer when you call ...never

[@Capelriso]

Oh you take photos of other peoples packages… that would explain my meeting with HR tomorrow

[@BlakeBlackstone]

Hello Alex. I am Jeff Bezos. Thank you for your concerns regarding our Amazon Flex. We will take your input into consideration.

[@GoHerping]

thank u daddy jef

[@BlakeBlackstone]

@@GoHerping lol

[@BlakeBlackstone]

@@GoHerping Hello Alex. This is Mark Zuckerberg. Thank you for enjoying my VR headset. Have you tried our new Meta AI?

[@SolarMoth]

thanks for the insight... I always keep Flex in my back pocket if something happens with my other freelancing gig.

[@hondagang1831]

What's ur other gig?

[@SolarMoth]

@@hondagang1831 I'm a broadcast TV video engineer.

[@ajangulo3550]

I'm sorry, did you run a stop sign at 30:40 ???

[@cesarmalon7829]

PLEASE do not use bear spray on dogs! There is a mild pepper spray that is specifically for dogs that is much safer. Another affective deterrent is an air horn.

[@brgl61]

if a dog attacks someone then the dog's welfare is no longer a significant concern

[@girlygirl1890]

@cesar Thank you for saying that. So true.

[@eddiew2325]

whats stopping flex drivers from taking the picture and then taking it back to their car?

[@GoHerping]

god

[@eddiew2325]

@@GoHerping do they get caught?

[@rkiller56pbs44]

turn your phone are airplane mode and u dont need to worry about being in the circle

[@ModestNeko]

My biggest issue was that I kept getting sent to houses with locked gates so it was impossible to be within range. Can't really avoid support at that point because of the range issue :/ Though after the second support call it seemed to glitch and stopped needing you to be within range of the door

[@MrSlots777]

Turn your phone on airplane mode, it will give you the option to place the circle near you. Turn it off and swipe delivered. Put the parcel at the entrance of the gate. 8/10 the client learns to leave the gate open next time theyre expecting an order

[@ModestNeko]

@MrSlots777 I will try this if I have the problem again. Thanks so much!

[@clashytoon2375]

So what happens to the packages that have a password and can’t deliver because of the customer is not there??

[@genesisl.7487]

Greetings. .. Random question: When signing up for Amazon Flex, should you use your personal Amazon account or create a new account specifically for Amazon Flex? .. Thanks in Advance.

[@redmed10]

Isn't it illegal to use a mobile phone whilst driving in usa. It is in uk.

[@girlygirl1890]

If you look at the base rate PER PACKAGE, you will only get paid about $2.00 for EACH delivery. Think about the fact that if you have 37 packages, and you only get paid $77.00. Then $77.00 divided by 37 is only..... (that sucks.)

[@kantoe1183]

Where is the tip that makes my city have openings for flex? I've been waiting almost three weeks and still no openings for flex OR for spark q.q

[@GoHerping]

it is simply down to patience lol

[@trissdv1]

It takes months of wait-list for flex in a moderately busy market at this point. Even a year ago I waited 2+ months. Hang in there

[@kantoe1183]

@@trissdv1 Maybe my girlfriend and I can move in with @goherping 😂😂

[@chadperling2766]

How much of your phones data does Amazon Flex use?

[@GoHerping]

huh, I've actually never checked or been asked before. it used 1.57 GB last month. i did 20 shifts

[@chadperling2766]

@@GoHerping Thanks, I just thought people might have to check their phone plan.

[@IOFGENOCIDE]

How are you dropping it at leasing if it’s outside the geofence without calling drivers support

[@GoHerping]

funnily, the geofence is at the leasing office the majority of the time. I assume previous drivers already got it updated. otherwise, you can turn on airplane mode

[@braylens1822]

So what happens if they start your shift late because of storms? Do you have to work over your shift time to deliver?

[@seahawks1185]

Shift gets cancelled and you get paid for the shift.

[@StarlitMoss]

honestly considering delivering since I'm in a population dense area and figured I could get nearby routes. That and I need my own hours but don't feel comfortable doing a lot of uber stuff

[@soccerchick1]

I still miss the lizards 🦎 😢

[@miguelangel9708]

how do you like it in the RDU area?

[@Rumplestilzkin1981]

If you turn off cellular and go hit the x u can hit gps not working

[@sammyparadero8762]

I experience it, I have a 48 min away to deliver a package and I don’t know what to do because it was my first time. So I was speeding the whole drive 😭 and I manage to deliver it around 38 mins and 46 mins back home. 💔

[@racho7330]

‘Get many un-consentual boyfriends’ killed me

[@Debra11]

Good video. I'm just wondering why you don't factor in potential rain when delivering. I don't deliver to steps vs. front door which has a porch. That is being lazy and needs a ding on your quality level.

[@GoHerping]

i do the bare minimum i can to keep my standing high, any additional time i spend is better off being used for anything that isn't driving for amazon lol

[@hwnsylke123]

Good info!

[@GoHerping]

thanks!

[@rhodeislandhiker4745]

Watching this before a 315 am flex shift

[@GoHerping]

i just finished one 😎

[@EMDRONES]

Wow always watch ur animal videos lol never knew you did Amazon flew

[@crjlife_9082]

Everything on Reddit is the worst example of whatever the subreddit is representing. There is very little exception to this.

[@GoHerping]

lmao tru

[@123glass7]

No way bro is leaving packages on the sidewalk 😂 you'd be fired on day one of you worked for a dsp they are crazy strict and they do weekly reports based on customer ratings

[@David_Quinn1995]

Work and at home life need to be a light switch, if you can't flick that switch then don't do customer service because people suck.

[@paiddj3397]

I live in a rural area and always have trouble

[@tbella5186]

Alex putting on the riz for a Flex Video made me laugh! You are a 10 out of 10 though!

[@Kevo_OTM]

Bro at our dsp we deliver 250-280 on a average with 150-180 stops it’s hell sometimes

[@elemental-kabutomushi]

where’s your ばかやろう shirt from?

[@GoHerping]

PewDiePie merch storeeeee

[@Adam.r.r.r]

Would you say having a bigger car like a Model X compared to a Model 3 will get you higher pay on Flex?

[@GoHerping]

it'll be lower since it requires extra energy and more expensive parts. drivers are given the same blocks regardless of vehicle

[@IsaShortBus]

As a legit amazon driver and not a flex driver I laugh at all these comments lol. Theres truthful things he said and somethings Im just like ehhhhh. But he did a pretty decent job explaining it at least from the 7.5 mins I watched this. I didnt keep watching because it felt like I was working 😂😂

[@GoHerping]

lmao. yeah i wouldn't wanna get home from work just to watch videos about work

[@IsaShortBus]

@@GoHerping its triggering lol speaking of which just clocked out from oh lovely amazon

[@suseanneegoulet1033]

Ironic that my Amazon delivery got dropped while I was watching this video. I have a designated drop spot so drivers can quickly drop and go. We recently got put on a route, deliveries were through USPS and UPS previously. I appreciate my drivers. No more crushed packages and destroyed merchandise like with UPS and USPS.