Cross & T's Part 2

[@s.o.l.o777]

I’m from Oklahoma and I’m a order selector and I appreciate you for your training lessons this really helped me a lot!

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

I'm happy to help

[@elianrasconmuziik]

The cross and T’s method has helped me A lot ! Thanks for the video, and keep it up. Not many people make good videos for explaining this type of work.

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

Appreciate it, glad it helped

[@anthonyc8248]

Bro, thanks for all you do! Videos of the basics are great. Consistency is key.

[@whereismaspahgeti2675]

Thank you for Ur knowledge! 😊

[@bodybuildurr]

Thanks for this video! I’ve been a selector a little over a month now and am in the 110-125% range on my average day. I wanna eventually get to where I’m pulling 150+s consistently. I’m very fast physically but still find myself putting cases where they shouldn’t be / second guessing / touching cases more than once here and there on orders. I also will occasionally have to wrap a pallet in the middle of the order due to anxiety it may collapse but I’m getting better at avoiding that every day. Excited to see how I pull tomorrow with the new “Cross” knowledge. Thanks man 🙌 Keep up this series

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

Awesome! Let me know if it works

[@Kay-he7vf]

just wondering what you running now im just getting started

[@judahroyal9879]

Thanks for breaking down multiple pics and scenarios, super helpful and always learning a ton from you Tim, thank you so much! It’s nice to not be over thinking the decisions of where to put the cases and just build my pallets on auto pilot now thanks to you.

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

Great to hear! Very happy to help

[@brandonjuache9965]

Thank you for going into more detail about this topic. i have told the new guys at my warehouse that if they want to stay to look at your video and I give them the same tips you give out but I tell them to look at your video so you can explain it better again thank you

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

Definitely happy to help

[@michaeltigg1926]

Boy! I was wrong on what I thought it was 😆. Thanks for this!!!!!!!!

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

Lol, glad this cleared it up

[@dungasimmo34]

Here👍🏿 I love how you explain very clearly!

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

Thank you for the comment

[@TheRyutora]

Thank you for the clarifications in this vid. I either do the T or the cross but this shines a new light in areas where i have a mix of big and small cases since i still struggle in those areas. Will try this next shift.

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

Let us know how it works! Thanks for the comment

[@destructo870]

Great video. This makes so much sense to me. Idk if it's cause of how you explained it or it's just cause I'm getting used to the job(selector for about 2months now) but regardless it helps even more. I like how you showed pictures of how you would do it VS how you wouldn't. Thank you

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

Thank you for the feedback! Much appreciated

[@Father_Paul_GT]

Its both because i first saw this wasn’t to sure but since 2 months in now myself i know exactly wat he’s on thank u

[@russjones2729]

This was one of your better ones! Great job

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

Thank you! I tried to clarify a lot

[@milliondollardream4004]

Are you doing the cross for both your pallets?

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

Yes, so low on pallet I try to keep it solid. Usually the cross comes into play after the base

[@familyot2788]

Great explanation

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

I appreciate the comment. Glad it came across

[@TheDeadStretch]

The company I work for is still "old school" and that means I have physical paperwork for my selector tickets. I get the whole route at once so I have the benefit of knowing what cases "are coming." Since it's all produce with a small amount of Dairy (milk for Coffee for places like Denny's and such) the weight of the boxes is a big factor. Another thing I have to factor in are wax boxes that are very slippery. On top of all of that most routes are for local deliveries and the drivers hand off-load so stop order is another thing I have to keep in mind. That being said your channel and community is like having a cheat code as a new hire. lmao

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

When I first started we were just stickers no headset

[@A-sk3ji]

Hi man, nice channel. You are helping a lot of people. I'm starting another warehouse job soon, but you helped me, so I subbed and liked. A bit of a stupid question, but do small cases in the middle have to be exactly in the middle, or if there is no space exactly in the middle, then just touch the line at the side and go towards the cross? thanks again.

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

No , If I have enough sturdy cases I will form a corner

[@jeremygozda3629]

Good video tim, the cascade boxes would you have done them side by side on a corner?

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

Probably not because they're light

[@jeremygozda3629]

@@TheWarehouseSeries i am unfamiliar with you cases but my guess is there is a good amount of air in the box

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

@@jeremygozda3629 there can be but if I have 2 cases that are light and know I should get something better for corner I will put them in middle

[@jeremygozda3629]

@@TheWarehouseSeries or do you not kill them with weight and run the following cases opposite

[@RiseLife]

At 7:04 why did you not point the like cases straight instead of inside like you said to do?

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

@ 7:04 I'm showing the wrong way with cascade and show the correct way after. Reason they are that direction is because if how slender they are, also because they are light boxes. Doing it this way leaves that corner open for a bigger stronger case like detergent

[@RiseLife]

​@@TheWarehouseSeriesnot the cascade the other one

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

The other 2 are pointed in. Not sure what you're asking

[@RiseLife]

​@@TheWarehouseSeries not pointed in straight up

[@RiseLife]

​@@TheWarehouseSerieslike at 5:55 on the right side there pointed up

[@K_Slim_]

Great explanation!

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

I appreciate it!

[@GoldPartyHat]

In my opinion for my warehouse at least. I work in the food industry delivering to restaurants. And these products come in big and small sizes with multiple stops. Getting to know the location of specific products in the warehouse plays a big factor in building a good pallet. Its not random we pick the same crap everyday. It's always hey I gotta get this first cause if not it will crush whatever I get before it. Or just knowing how to build specific orders you just do it the same way bc it works. Stacking pizza boxes, flour, oil, sauce all day in dry department. Chicken, Beef, milk, cheese, vegetables in the cooler department. Those cheeses are no joke. Stacking buckets on chicken is a no, no. Stacking on top of beef or chicken is hard, even more harder than stacking on top of flour. I always love watching your videos. Always very entertaining. One thing I sometimes struggle with is getting product decently heavy or small all the way in the back on the second level. Any pointers for that? Also that wrap technique where you hold it sideways the whole time comes in clutch saved my pallets honestly. Very great technique!!

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

Thank you for the detailed comment. Can you elaborate on what you mean with 2nd level cases?

[@GoldPartyHat]

@@TheWarehouseSeries Cases on the upper rack. In my cooler department we get a lot of product on the second level. And sometimes its heavy and a lot on the 2nd level or its all the way in the back so i end up climbing on the second level to grab the case

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

@@GoldPartyHat oh okay, do you have case hooks

[@GoldPartyHat]

@@TheWarehouseSeries My warehouse does not allow those unfortunately/:

[@adamhuber3770]

Thanks for the videos bro peshi. Where you based around? Aldi north in Pennsylvania for me. First warehouse job ever for me and my leads all keep telling me I make beautiful pallets. Much thanks to your videos. For real.

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

That's awesome to hear. I'm in Pennsylvania toward Pittsburgh

[@adamhuber3770]

@@TheWarehouseSeries oh damn I’m right there in Saxonburg. I can’t seem to build cause of the variety we have. I’m getting there. But a lot of flimsy small open boxes. Olive oils, granola bars, things like that. Thanks for the videos. Catch myself watching them all the time lol

[@royalking88888]

this makes sense now thank you

[@xN8GZx]

Thank you..

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

You're welcome 👍

[@adolfo1264]

Finally. Hope yodam stops talking about ti's. All I see on the feed

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

I will put his video out on Wednesday

[@eliezernarvaez5674]

Hi tim i speek spanish can’t you put subtitle on your videos i like to see but some word i don’t understand Thank

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

I thought it was, I will look into it

[@710alexx]

@Eliezer Narvaèz Tu mismo las puedes prender en la configuración del video

[@davidmaldonado5116]

Why you talk so fast though? 🤣

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

Lol, No idea. Probably because I don't want the video to be too long or boring. Honestly I have people tell me that in regular conversations.

[@davidmaldonado5116]

Dont get me wrong I love the content because it helps me build my pallets better yet you don’t gotta rush it mister , we’re all running on our jobs already lol

[@davidmaldonado5116]

Don’t worry about it being boring it isn’t boring its very helpful.

[@TheRyutora]

You need to get used to him talking fast, I mean we crank that headset speech speed to max in my warehouse because that slow tall wastes your time. Matter of fact, i actually put him to 2x playspeed just because i got used to fast talk and the subtitles help processing what he is saying too. Think of it as headset training when listening to him talk. Honestly imo he is talking normal speed.

[@TheWarehouseSeries]

@@TheRyutora I also have my headset fastest speed. Big surprise, lol