Fastest stocker ever

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[@antgue756]

Fuck me of course you can stock fast when you chuck the whole box on the damn shelf

[@devanlund6426]

I WISH we could do this shit at my work. No boxes, and the front facing must be stacked.

[@schristy3637]

The box is called a flat, but your right.

[@whatisyourpurposewhatisyou2788]

It looks to be a savealot and all of there stuff is in boxes so I guys he's doing his job right

[@ConvictJ96]

how to not get promoted out of a stocking position because you're too valuable 101

[@chocolatebleu884]

Sad but true

[@gabaghoul23]

i am one of those- been denied 4 times for trainer just because i run the store almost by myself with 8 othewrs slacking around.. i dont care about the work or money- it just makes the time go by faster for me

[@RuggedTheDragon]

Was he fast? Yes. Is the speed worth the pay he's getting? Probably not.

[@YnAdam]

Rugged Savior you become quicker over time and that becomes your normal speed plus there’s no point in going slow if you still have other aisles to fill and several dozen cases by the look of the vid, don’t wanna be there all morning too!

[@Jay-qj9zk]

+Elemxnt True, but you have to keep in mind it doesn't matter if YOU finish all your aisles & duties. the rest of the employees have too as well, and 99% of the time they aren't even half way done, which then they have you help them out and your there til the next day

[@darthmaul7277]

20 minutes to stock 2 hours to clean up the floor

[@djpacifista6655]

Yes your a smart dude , I think the same as you 💯

[@mcheimler]

@@darthmaul7277 swooping up the plastic would take only a second. But for the person who has to eventually get rid of all the cardboard on the shelf and make it look nice im feel sorry for

[@TPreston28]

They don't care how fast you go just as long as you get their products stocked on the salesfloor. They don't appreciate your hard work because everyone is expendable.

[@xvc918x8]

that's for a lot of jobs

[@AriGrande]

Correct

[@terrynelson3841]

not total true where i work speed is the most important i know becuase i work at a supermarket over 31 years they get mad if your not fast enough

[@OfficialGangSets]

You're not lying. They'll work our asses down if we finished our shit early.

[@ryanwilson1682]

Makes no sense bud. Speed gets the product on the floor. ?

[@luisriba8082]

Bro you getting paid the same hourly rate whether you are fast or slow. Save your energy to do well in school.

[@whynot5206]

but if you wanna move on up you gottah show it

[@bennycostello2472]

This idea that if you have great work ethic, always show up on time, work hard, will always get results is complete bs buddy. Not saying you shouldn't but sometimes they just don't notice.

[@bennycostello2472]

One time I was working in a wharehouse for a seasonal 1099 contract, almost all of my coworkers were latino and i'm not going to assume they were illegal but only one of them, spoke English. Instead of letting them be fired for fucking up I would be nice and teach them how to do the computer side of things, do it for them, learned ALOT of Spanish and even though I helped them ALWAYS got my end done on time, the boss even knew I was doing this and instead of bitching at me said he appreciated me keeping them moving. A lot of people could tell you about times they did wo0rk that was not in their description or extra assignments they did without a single complaint. Some people just don't notice and don't care.

[@Dubz9Ball]

Exactly

[@rebeccayzquierdo8476]

Luis Riba Yeah that or he will probably be getting a promotion. He has good work ethic. It's sloppy but it's a fast pace job.

[@bennycostello2472]

General Manager be like '' Wow Kevin that is really impressive, we really appreciate what you do here so we are giving you a raise, you will now make 7.30 instead of 7.25 and will sometimes get one extra hour added to your part time shift. Aren't you excited!?''

[@bennycostello2472]

***** I work 20 hours a week at 8 an hour, ShopRite in PA are fucking Nazis, I have to have 3 jobs right now, can't wait to leave.

[@Nyeusi]

no its not

[@bennycostello2472]

shop rite is a union, I get nothing out of it, and get 10% of my check taken, local 1776 can suck a dick.

[@feelteamsix3911]

Chris Ewertz shit I need to work there

[@467sprite]

Morlik where

[@odie1584]

No Way in Hell he can keep that pace for eight hours. And if he does they'll just work the hell out of him.

[@poochie061390]

heck yeah

[@mh60777]

I've only worked with 3 people in 12 years who were able to work like that all night long. One was amazingly fast, accurate, and efficient. the other two were fast and efficient.

[@Kennyp517]

Theirs no way in hell

[@gabaghoul23]

no way in hell you have ever worked CAP 2 at walmart- this is nothing tbh when you got 6 pallets of cans and gotta be done in 6 hours so you can spend last 2 zoning

[@nightraider7579]

Exactly, I've worked with people like this and they're all used up, can't hardly move now. Rotator cuff surgery, knee replacement surgery or some died in their 40's.

[@josephhicks9716]

You know you don't have to smoke the whole gram in one sitting...

[@lenb8231]

Joseph Hicks YES THE FUCK YOU DO!

[@AbsraktThinker]

xD need more comments like this

[@XxSniperFiendxX]

Deff gotta smoke

[@KingReyhanShippey]

From a veteran of the retail business for the last 17 years and a fast stocker myself I give this guy mad respect a whole lot 🤴🏻.

[@FloppyCat1990]

More like clown emoji over achieving a job like this just makes it harder for the rest of is

[@coladybug1]

Keep that up for 8 hours and were talking work-mans comp real quick.

[@stephaniekeever1637]

Liz Lohr speak for yourself

[@swagsukeuchiha7599]

I always do

[@thegamingturtle4373]

You Horrible people ruin it for every one

[@mh60777]

I've work hard as I can and fast as I can for the 12 years in this industry. I've done my best to work harder, smarter, cleaner and trying to improve my efficiency and accuracy. And now, I also have arthritis, carpal tunnel, tendinitis, bursitis in my knees, my ulna nerve in my right arm is damaged and 2 of my spinal discs are calcifying, and on top of that, I've had corneal damage. I had to go on workman's comp once and vowed to avoid going on it again. So what other people who have negative comments on what you posted, may not be aware of how physically damaging this career is. I constantly live in pain but in order to help support my family, I continue to work.Others who I work with who have been in this business longer, have had multiple surgeries due to the repetitious wear and tear on their bodies.

[@bluefly5185]

@@mh60777 Stop complaining you privileged spoiled brat

[@HALLHEAD]

Shit just hanging off the shelf. Speed doesn't matter if it looks like Shit. My manager would fire me if he came in the morning and my aisle had stuff hanging off the shelves lol

[@DTLA_Lakers]

isaak hall maybe he faces at the end of his shift. I usually face as I stocks. But each its own.

[@thelastdefenderofcamelot5623]

you're gonna get tired pretty fast and worst of all, injure yourself or the customers around you. don't work hard. work smart.

[@youlostabetwithsatanandnow8592]

Work harder and smarter*

[@josephsaenz9737]

I agree to work faster, smarter, and with AWARENESS.

[@TheOne-tl6nj]

Hes gonna get burnout. Steady wins the race.

[@djpacifista6655]

YES IT AINT WORTH IT TO WORK YOURSELF UP THAT WAY AT LONG TERM , the check or the managers won't go thru your pain , they dont see that but they will with time

[@Trollyaccount]

Anybody can do this on an empty self just saying

[@robber1988]

Yup i did this shit for 3 years hes not even doing it right hes not rotating stock hes not taking out claims items or zoning

[@Trollyaccount]

+rob b I know right lol it must be nice

[@seraphx26]

Exactly all he is doing is case stocking.

[@shane49734]

Yep

[@kimjong-un5562]

Most people can't even stock 30 cases an hour trust me

[@anthony73125]

They are all outs though... Try doing the same pace stocking the yogurt lol

[@The_Mavs_Are_Bums]

Yogurt sucks. Gotta pull everything foward and put the new in the back. Its impossible to stock dairy fast lol absolutely hate it with a passion

[@AbsraktThinker]

The effort translates the same it's not hard

[@chvIry]

@@AbsraktThinker wym? FIFO my guy and this guy is literally just cutting the plastic and placing the entire box on the shelf. Them small Yoplaits you gotta stack high and if you accidently knock one over they all fall. Them bitches be annoying and take a lil more effort. Not much but this guy is just putting boxes on shelves.

[@chvIry]

@@AbsraktThinker nobody said it was hard either, just tedious

[@Unknownn858]

@@chvIry bro i thought I was the only one who struggles with them😂

[@DAMIX007]

All you can hear is; whaack-whaack, tshghsshghsfh whaack-whaack, tshghsshghsfh whaack-whaack, tshghsshghsfh whaack-whaack, tshghsshghsfh

[@Dcthetruth85]

He's a beast; but fuck all that shit. these managers will work the hell out of you. And they are never pleased, so start taking your sweet as time.

[@Pancakes_Go]

+Dcdatruth85 Exactly! These managers take advantage of fast, hard working employees, like myself and try to work us to death. Did that for the first 2 1/2 years and I've finally had enough. They even refused to give me a merit raise for my hard work. Now, I just take my time like everyone else. Why should I bust my ass, when everyone else takes their time for the same pay?

[@kingo717]

Fuck yea my friend

[@clisk35]

+Dcdatruth85 lol any dumb ass can fuckin case stock..hardly a beast..hes sloppy..and he is just tossing full cases in the shelf..

[@heyitsablackguy9553]

You know you can condition afterwards, right? Canned aisle is a bitch though.

[@heyitsablackguy9553]

C Lisk True true, lol.

[@doctordrommos6432]

now, i wish where i work allows me just to put the cans up still in the cardboard plate, it would save so much time and hassle

[@VapeTime79]

Justin Newton right, we don't case stock.....we stock by the item

[@Heatlifer77]

FACT

[@TONY82ism]

I get paid by the hour, not the box!! lol

[@MrChris-bx7ss]

LMFAO!!

[@jeremiahbell96]

But a minimum 60 boxes an hour though and usually a lot more is expected

[@AmmoBops]

Sean Kessens definitely true bro everyone always saying “don’t work hard becuase they don’t care about you” But we already know that... we are working hard for ourselves to prove to ourselves that we aren’t just a half asser and that we get shit done and will be the one to move up when the time comes

[@sergioflores9246]

@@AmmoBops Yeah, man, have fun being a manager of fuckimg Wal Mart

[@AmmoBops]

Sergio Flores have fun being an employee at Walmart

[@Mr_Boss_Smile]

Bro you're getting paid by the hour, stop over achieving for pennies a day.

[@abrahamruelas8095]

hahaha!! right

[@demon10205]

Still it's always good to push yourself whether it directly affects you or not.

[@cristianortiz1675]

I'm a night stocked and trust me my store is all about efficiency and those type of company don't pay cheap for labor this good I always make overtime it's the lazy employees like you that don't last very long.

[@Mr_Boss_Smile]

Cristian Ortiz Really? I was a lazy electronics employee and I was getting paid better than the stockers.

[@SuperTheBryan]

lol true

[@xxMrAfroNinjaxx]

yep. he's so fast I didn't even see him rotate

[@Nyeusi]

You dont rotate dry grocery, that shit lasts like a year. no point

[@xxMrAfroNinjaxx]

Dude I'm a grocery manager at Pricecutter. not all things have long shelf dates. some expire in just months. everything should be rotated..

[@Nyeusi]

Pagan Gods if they gave us the overtime to do it, I'll sure do it. Otherwise it's a waste of time

[@isaacmorales6209]

Pagan Gods yes

[@climentime]

Pagan Gods the shelves are empty there's nothing to rotate

[@atmassylphen6785]

Not bad, but: 1. He's putting the cases in there whole. 2. He's not cutting the front of the case off. 3. He can't keep that up all 8+ hours. 4. He hasn't turned the labels.

[@michaelb8928]

Atmas Sylphen #4 is usually done at a later time beside right away. #3 is definitely true depending on how bad the freight loads are.

[@atmassylphen6785]

Michael B Perhaps at other stores, but we like to face what we throw as we throw so the later facing is easier. If we saw this guy doing this at our store, we'd tell him to go back and straighten it out =p

[@MaryJane-wk1ni]

@@atmassylphen6785 This is 3 years old. But how much freight you get a night?

[@atmassylphen6785]

@@MaryJane-wk1ni Average is 6-700 cases, but it can reach up to 2000 some nights, especially in the holidays.

[@shamicentertainment1262]

@@atmassylphen6785 wow my store never does that. We just chuck it on in the box. Don't need to rotate it since it sells fast and expires in a year.

[@michaelmumme539]

I laugh at all who boast on how fast they can through. First speed doesn't mean your good! Doing it a 100% efficient does. Pointers for the guy in the video would be to toss the plastic down"stream"(toward the side of the aisle he has already worked cutting all the cases at once is easier and a less ackward pose (doesn't violate basic knife safety cut away from yourself not against your chest.) He also doesn't face/block/front while he stocks, nor is his product spotted/arranged for strategic advantage. If he worked a stack at a time he would also increase his efficiency. He might work hard, but he could easily work smarter. Apply knowledge and you generate efficiency.

[@xDFoRcEzZ]

I can work at half of that speed and still get paid the same amount as him.

[@bennycostello2472]

plot twist-you can work at a quarter that speed and be paid the same. Hell in my store one time I was pissed and kind of wanted to be fired, I went into the bathroom for a full hour. then came out, they never even said anything to me, a manager even said '' you did good today!''. Not saying I would get away with that every day but jesus christ.

[@charlesrump5771]

Starving Wolf Did one of the hardworking people with a big load have to stay late to finish their isle get any help that night?

[@jacob10890]

HOW ABOUT WHEN THEY MAKE A BOX THAT'S BUILT TO SUPPORT 5 LBS AND ONLY HAS 1/10TH OF A INCH HIGH ALL AROUND THE SIDES AND INSTEAD HAS 12 CANS OF TOMATO JUICE EACH WEIGHTING 3 LBS SO WHEN YOU OPEN IT ALL THE SIDES BREAK

[@mh60777]

Have had the warehouse deliver a pallet with 20lb dog food bags, cat litter, and all the heavy stuff on top... what was on the bottom? boxes of cookies and crackers and water that didn't come in boxes. Let's just say there was a wet, soggy mess at the bottom.

[@shreksmum]

@@mh60777 1000 IQ stacking.

[@bluewidow1734]

So that's why my can of raviolis was already sliced open when I tried cooking it lol

[@ClarkHuman]

What a sloppy job! Slow down and face the labels out so it's less time zoning the shelves at the end. All that time saved will be spent on box cutter wounds. Looks like he's hurrying so he can go hit his meth pipe again.

[@robertreaves4716]

Stfu

[@CheesusSVT]

I've been doing the same line of work for 14 years... It gets to the point where you can move like this with out feeling tired guys. Great job guy in the video!

[@Aligums]

Grats! Now do the rest of aisle 4,5, and 6 and collect your $10/hr check!

[@petempressorpethog4587]

Right!

[@codysims9412]

I work at a 24 hour heb, we can't leave our trash like that on the floor, but I definently don't go as fast but I stock and block and face everything perfectly.

[@cristianortiz1675]

That's the awesome thing about my HEB stock and then come back to block and cans is really fast to stock then block

[@SuperMoonhopper]

Cody Sims mine closes at midnight, we stock, block and pull at the same time 🤒

[@theemosimp9366]

I work at ingles... Try doing that with single packs of jello pudding. In between a less than 4 inch tall space. Oh and you gotta remember to rotate and keep the labels forward. Good speed though, and very neat technique. 👍🏻

[@keithscull8288]

+Kelton Allamon What REALLY pissed me off when I worked at Wally World for 2 years was this family of co-workers who all worked at Walmart. The father and daughter who were both maintenance would sit their ass on the scrubber all night and drive around, their feet not even touching the ground for hours on end while I sweated my ass off ninja'ing through the boxes like the guy in this vid. And when I'd work really hard like this guy in the vid did, they'd come by and start bitching about some plastic on the floor or something. Most of the time they wouldn't even pick it up they'd drive on over on their mighty scrubber stead and point at the plastic on the floor to me like I'm some dog.. Now they're still maintenance though, and I work a Transactional job selling products for Microsoft, fuck Walmart :)

[@zacharymartin4861]

Ayy I work at Ingles too. Jello is a bitch to put up and worse to block.

[@jonathanjensen189]

You can shave a little off your time if you cut the stack all together before you peel the plastic off. What you'd do is to run vertically along each of the three sides, doing quick slits along the way. You may be more comfortable the way you're ripping them now after a cross-section slice, but it can cause more fumbling in the long run. Critique: all speed, no technique --- even though you're stocking whole cases, the boxes are crooked and all of that. If you put them up straight the first time, that's less time you have to waste when you pull the rest of everything forward.

[@LAAM619]

Lol, expert minimum wage worker here

[@jonathanjensen189]

andrademeza most places like wal-mart do start you at minimum wage

[@GoHard4Home]

andrademeza so what's your job yo?

[@zoieeb7605]

When I worked grocery that's what I did.

[@gabaghoul23]

thats why i do on the topstock cart. 1 slit the whole stack peel the entire freight and then stock. i run 80-100 an hour on cans and condiments

[@Pllm30]

And word has it he's somewhere today working a sit down job, tired of all the hard work for .15 raises.

[@Livechill777]

Redbull must gave him wings

[@joshiewashe9486]

I did this. And then a customer complained cause “it looked like I was mad” which I wasn’t. So now they put me on the truck for 5 months :/

[@trustone8540]

😂😂😂

[@SHARONMYOUI-g5p]

This sounds like a win to me

[@SHARONMYOUI-g5p]

Truck is way better

[@DTZ__]

Manager: youre not leaving till that truck is done New guy:

[@KapLysGaming]

as a shopper I like it when canned foods are left in those boxes, I spend less time moving what I want to my cart and more time looking for more items!

[@bethsedaman1111]

My man wanted to go home

[@grgmj1980]

Slow down! You get paid hourly. You never show 100 percent of your capabilities. Management will expect this kind of work from you every day. And when you dont give it to them they'll kick you in the ass for it.

[@chocolatebleu884]

EXACTLY!!! Only when you have too but in the words of Jon Lovitz from Big, "you gotta pace yourself."

[@luisburgos9338]

People in retail need to be paid more, like $20 an hour. They do so much manual labour, it's physically exhausting. Meanwhile people with college degrees usually sit in a office all day complaining how much work they have.

[@eduardosilvas8608]

Case stocking, really? Try taking them out of the box! Not to mention the safety hazard with all the plastic on the floor.

[@rly.brxxzy9738]

I would of been fired so quickly by doing this lmfao I would never case block cans unless it's Roman noodles

[@mh60777]

It depends on the store and the product. The store I work at requires some items to be cased stocked and not other items.

[@catzfive]

Let me tell anybody that reads this some good advice (not just for those who work labour jobs), do NOT work this fast, it is truly not worth it in the long run. I permanently injured my spine from working so hard on a produce department, you not get praised, you don't gain anything from it, enjoy your life outside of your job, you are just another peon, as soon as you are hurt and out, you will be replaced, nobody will look out for you. Please do yourself a favour, work slow and dont even worry about it, since back injuries will haunt you for the rest of your life. All the best

[@billgould5269]

I worked overnight stock for almost 20 years, and I currently teach it. At first glance this young man seems to be amazing. But lets break down the stocking procedures he is using. #1 he is not using a table/cart to place his items on to prevent a back injury, #2 he is quick but he is also case stocking and it is less presentable than regular stocking. #3 His pieces are spotted fairly well but they could be closer to the shelves location to save time. #4 he is not putting the pieces on the shelf the proper way (overhangs and not straight etc...) #5 his trash is all over the floor and he could be stocking so much neater and less of a customer hazard ( granted I worked messy as well, but we were closed over night, there were no customers in the store. When i stocked while we were opened I worked neater and had a box under my table to collect plastic. #6 he isn't blocking and leveling as he is gong ( he may be doing it later) #7 doubtful you an keep this pace up for a full 8 hours every night.. some days I needed to go this fast other nights it was slower. But I always worked smart. Overall I give him a B grade and I would hire him, but he would need safety training.

[@TheAfghan72]

Why would you fire him if you gave him a B?

[@DarthJediMan]

***** He said he would hire him, not fire him.

[@nothingness55]

***** not if you have experience.. prior to leaving the industry we had 4-5 per night at a 24 hour store and we would stock 300+ pieces per night and still had time to fool around the end of the day.. However presentation is ditched if you get behind.. then this guy would be an asset..

[@billgould5269]

Also he might be the type who presents at the end of his shift. Many stockers will block and level during the last 1-2 hours of their shift. the danger here is that if someone is behind and you are asked to help them finish, your presentation wont get done at all and if the person you are helping blocked as they went, they will be nearly finished and you will not be.

[@titoakathegrim23]

13 cases per minute come on if you're lucky sometimes you find people who can bearly do 5 per minute the trash isn't an issue u can pick all that up real quick this guy deserve' s a promotion

[@raytewell7067]

You're in 6th grade n the teacher's pointing to different students guessing what they might be in life. She gets to you..STOCKER!

[@nathan793]

I get paid 17.50 doing that and I'm not as fast as him.

[@MrBubbleNab]

He isn't even taking them out of the box that they are in.

[@sandraday6955]

That is great promote him to manager so 4 stockers can have jobs doing the same amount of work as he was.

[@jccollins1442]

Sandra Day that's what happens and my stockers wonder why I'm always getting on them!!!!

[@zezo4007]

Nah they wont cause they wanna keep on using him and taking advantage of him. If he got promoted as manager he will do the easy work and will be in comfort zone, so they want him to keep hustling and doing the job for them all day that's the plan

[@darthcerebrus5074]

as a former crew boss i can tell you speed does not matter if it looks like shit on the shelf.

[@jonathanjensen189]

A lot of people are talking smack about actually giving a damn and doing a good job. If you do well in a good store, it does get recognized; and you will not only feel accomplished, but you will be considered for promotions or relocations --- or whatever the more capable in your location do. Also, if you do happen to work part time, and it's not a union, then you'll be considered for more hours and be respected by co-workers, or be up for full-time if the store you're at recognizes that providing for good workers ensures good work to be done.

[@jgutierrez5]

Ok

[@Lovelace069]

So no turning of the cans to see the labels or to make it appealing to thee eye??

[@smoothjay1979]

Only people that have worked in this job, will understand this video.

[@stephaniekeever1637]

jay hughes exactly

[@eledhwenmare2403]

Absolutely. I did this job for several years. Sometimes I could stock like this sometimes not. Eventually I ran a team. We were all in our 50’s or 60’s. We kept up, had clean, correct aisles and they missed us as we retired. We also unloaded our freight.

[@ataroosa8271]

Poor guy, he is still stocking shelves this fast to this day

[@kingo717]

His dreams to become the worlds best stocker became true 😢

[@Trollyaccount]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@kimjong-un5562]

This is how u become a store manager at wal Mart

[@xDFoRcEzZ]

Managers need to know how to manage the store, not stock fast.

[@lillbella100]

well he is fast but ,,i work for target,theres a big difference in ways of stocking techniques to do with different stores,we stock individual cans and line them up in a perfect line if you are overnight,i wish we could stock this way though with the product still in the boxes as a whole,but we have to become fast by the case and piece,,cartons as they call it there..understandable to do so many per hour..bravo to this guy though

[@Standard636]

lillbella100 same here at publix its the same way ... and to make things worse my coworkers all take their fucking time ....really annoying which is why i stopped trying my ass off at that job moved to the front of the store much better there... only problem is there is no hours because all the kiddies (16 and under) are up there ....but other than that ...its awesome

[@BigSMoneyy]

I use to work at target

[@j42youngblood24]

Can this be done ever day or night for 5 days straight I don't think so because I know someone who works at Wal-Mart & he would tell me it can't be done

[@TitoRandy777]

Working this hard is pointless because they are just gonna give u more work to do 🤨🤨

[@petempressorpethog4587]

For the same pay. I just go at 0.25x his speed Lmao.

[@dustinharvey2111]

depends on the company and on the store. I have had to stay hours later while everyone bolts that finishes their work. Some stores want more of a team vibe and help each other. And jn the team scenario it still means he gets out faster because he can help the next aisle faster

[@JaimeEATS]

It's pointless to work that fast you get paid by the hour not by the case..

[@nsmcastillo326]

Thats true... plus hes doing a sloppy job

[@juanloza6203]

Jaime EATS America Lol

[@sw4gr3bel35]

All these people talking about "speed doesn't matter" on the contrary, you get in trouble if you don't meet your mark.....

[@johnmarstonlives]

night stocking: Shit hours, shit work, shit pay

[@thebleakoverview4227]

Besides the fact that some people have mentioned that they’re all outs, it’s not that impressive seeing how you’re leaving the cardboard still attached. Try stocking the cans individually making sure everything is faced. Working at a 55 cases per hour, which includes your cleanup time.

[@cgsimons1187]

Oftentimes these fast workers are downing multiple energy drinks per night to perform at this level. The candle that burns the brightest, burns out the fastest. All while the executives and controlling shareholders of the company profit.

[@thewatcher8580]

Good quote

[@savvy2229]

When you realize the manager is gonna make him re do it because he didn't take them outta the box

[@superchef78]

1.) make three cuts on each case stacked in one continuing action until the product you’re stocking plastic has been cut 2) discard plastic in trash bag when through as you go. These 2 alone will make you a better stocker.

[@gabaghoul23]

1 long cut and peel. the plastic is corigated to break- hes fast but its an unneeded step.. and also peel off ALL your stuff before you shelve it- takes 20 min to an hour off your time. i break everything out of boxes and just walk down the ailse and plug since i spend that time beforehand breaking everything out on my cart at once. this is why i am the fastest in my store because i work smart not hard- which he is overworking himself for nothing and not enough pay

[@superchef78]

@@gabaghoul23Thanks for your reply, just saw it. Stocking is really fun once you get the hang of it and if you enjoy your aisle. Once you can get a good crew and your fully staffed and are no longer overworking yourself to finish the truck each night, then it really becomes fun because you can singly focus on your aisle alone and maintaining it. It’s fun.

[@trevor2414]

When you get that text from ya girl saying "hurry up and come home daddy!" but ya boss need you to finish aisle 2. 🤣💀

[@janninchukis]

Man if the guys at the grocery section worked like that my managers will be happy lol

[@charlesrump5771]

Alot of people in this comment section don't understand that overnight stockers don't have to worry about cleaning up plastic because the store is closed. Unless it's a 24/7 store in which case it still would'nt matter because few people shop at night.

[@mh60777]

I work for a company that requires overnight workers to have no plastic or cardboard on floor, and no using carts.

[@SILVERADO1500HD]

Yes I work as an overnight stocker and store is 24/7 so you gotta clean after yourself and stock everything before you leave no OT im watching this video for tips not to be the fastest but how to work the smartest this guy is going ham on the cans I wanna see that speed with full size glass vinager or share size candy that you have to hang one at a time not just cut the face of a case and slide it in. It’s more tedious than this.

[@charlesrump5771]

@@SILVERADO1500HD Some cases take longer to stock than others, that's just the way it is. But if you want to be good at your job the effort this guy puts in can translate to any department or any type of product your stocking. It's just about staying focused throughout the night and moving from one task to the next smoothly. Also order of operations is obviously important.

[@gabaghoul23]

im cap 2 and have to spend at least 2 hours dealing and dodging idiots and town hall mettings that refuse to move in middle of lanes

[@charlesrump5771]

@@gabaghoul23 I don't stop and wait for them to move. I work around them.

[@DoctorRickSanchez]

My supervisor would be pissed asf if he seen all those scraps in my aisle like that lol.

[@JaisonSanStudios]

A. He most likely only worked this fast for the video B. When your working with an empty shelf its easy to stock fast C. Most importantly who is wasting time recording this when they should be working (im 90% sure this is 3rd shift judging by the 'off' policy stocking methods. Source: ive worked just about all 3rd shift Walmart positions in a 'problem' store

[@christophercervantes331]

Hold up hold up, but is he even stocking it in the right location bet they are some missing labels somewhere in that area and bet some of those cans aren't matching up to the upcs that someone else has to come behind and unplug it all. Bet!

[@redurcer501]

if i did that id be fired on the spot, no rotation, no facing, and stock on the floor which would fail you a sanitation audit or even a visit from higher ups

[@johntaki2704]

redurcer501 Lmao my Walmart doesn’t give a fuck about any of those except speed, I work part time and I’m a high school student, I’m only there for about 5 hours and they expect me to do at least 45 cases an hour and 6 carts lmao fuck Walmart, when I applied to this job I thought it was about making it look nice, taking your time, and not rushing. But instead you get congratulated ffs.

[@alphaomega6224]

Yeeeeeah... I'm going to need you to now go rotate, pull forward, and face, those products you just haphazardly slammed upon the shelves. Also, put on some pants. I'll make sure you get another copy of those memos.

[@chevyboyzz4996]

Fucking savage, back when I worked at Family Dollar I would have to individually stack canned goods and still have to be fast by finishing a uboat of merchandise in less than an hour!

[@Weighted32calisthenics]

guy's so quick it almost seems as if this video was fast-forwarded.

[@wheeliebinmonster3365]

All he's doing is taking the plastic off, he better be fast when he still leaving the stock in boxes n just throwing it on the shelf ffs.

[@dustinharvey2111]

the only complicated part is when the shelves aren’t empty and you can’t set the case down, like pre existing cases are half full and you have to condense to 1 to put another out. Then its cans getting stuck on each other or following over as you slide 1 case on top of another. But yes this typically is faster than individual stocking. This is for stores that do big business in their area and have tons of cases and customers don’t car to grab a can off the shelfp

[@wynton765]

Depends on where he is working. Walmart don't gaf but Kroger might promote him if he keeps that up.

[@gregtowle8830]

you have to take all the cans out of the box then put the cans on the shelf with no cardboard on the shelf .

[@bobrusable]

I'm 16 and just got a job stocking.. Your lucky as hell, I got to take everything out of the damn box and put it on the shelf individually.

[@aaronroberts0812]

Lol fastest ever? His cases are spotted out for him. Also he's stocking the cases and not the items.. I'm 34 now but when I was 24 I was stocking 90-100 cases a hour on veg and meat aisles consistently. He looks like a good worker though. Needs to learn a little finesse and block as he goes.

[@instagrits4811]

aaronroberts0812 The fastest employee at my store does a 220 case count. Full facing, I wish I could gopro him. He's a monster, and he's full facing and hand stacking too. Its mind bending.

[@aaronroberts0812]

If you ever do tag me.. Seeing is believing.

[@ericrodgers2125]

I'm 27 years old. I can throw maybe 100 cases an hour. But there is this one head night clerk at kroger. He must be in his 60's. He works circles around these kids he has working for him. I personally don't work in his store but I wouldn't mind transferring there and racing him.

[@Diablo032001]

The most I ever did was about 250 an hour

[@instagrits4811]

aaronroberts0812. someday if my store doesn't mind, its a minimum for us to do 100 an hour but we're not stacking veggies or meat so it might be a different story. I don't work in that department. But the highest besides this guy is his younger brother only at 160-190ish, it varies if he's on his good isle.

[@demarcushays2230]

this guy is doing all this the average American gets tired from just pushing a buggie.

[@LordPeebody]

People like you are the reason I'm stuck dealing with cartfulls of cardboard while I'm zoning. Thanks for playing around and making more work for everyone

[@TBNick]

What?

[@moongodd3sssaedy462]

@@TBNick when you leave the cardboard while stocking the person who zones later has to remove the cardboard left behind after all the product is gone .. you could save us time by stocking without the cardboard

[@TBNick]

@@moongodd3sssaedy462 where i work we have to do all of that ourselves. Where are you working where you only stock and nothing else?

[@moongodd3sssaedy462]

@@TBNick Walmart.. I have to stock my topstock first then fix whatever needs to be fixed that the overnight shift didn't either place in the proper place but by that time people have shopped for about 5 hours already so I have to start zoning and that's were I have to take all the cardboard left behind that was stocked during night shift . I can't zone properly and fast when theres some items on the cardboard.. so I either have to fill up the cardboard or pull everything left on the cardboard off and then zone

[@TBNick]

@@moongodd3sssaedy462 yeah i can see how that would be a pain.

[@Whatinthefdoyouwant]

Manager: um I'm pretty sure , Dan there is doing cocaine in the restroom..

[@angelbarr7986]

Here is the thing for all these “SlOw DoWn YOURE GETTING PAYED BY THE HOUR” shits, you have probably never worked in retail or anywhere like this dude is working. You are expected to finish five 6-7ft tall rolltainers an hour and it is pretty much impossible and VERY hard work. He probably has a very shitty manager who doesn’t do their own job and just doesn’t care and still expects WAYYY TOO MUCH out of him. The speed he was going isn’t about how much he’s getting paid, it’s about not getting fired because of crappy bosses. He is amazing to have stuck around that long and built these skills. He isn’t on fucking drugs, he’s just a great worker, which is something most likely none of you are.

[@AxelParadaROCKSYOU]

The way I was taught is that you face as you go, at least your product. That way come morning, you don't struggle when you face the Isle on the morning. I give him the speed, but he needs to work on his technique. I've worked overnight for 4 years, and I recently came back to the day 8 months ago, I miss the night shift. I've worked for Kroger, HEB and currently at Fiesta. I learned each store has different rules on this matter when it comes to trash and all of that.

[@josephsaenz9737]

My box count for 1 hour is about 287 for chemicals, 322 for toys, 238 for paperwall.. you get the idea.. I have the fastest box count more than all my other coworkers combined.. I work at a nearby dollar tree and I usually do about 10-13 uboats a shift and I'm usually the only stocker scheduled for some days.. and most of the time I do register for the half rest of my shift.. and the coolest thing is that I got a raise from 8.25 to 12.50 in only 6 months and they are only 2 other stockers who work besides me.. there used to be 6 others but I'm higher paid than the manager and I work around 8-10 hours a day and it's a great workout moving so fast for many hours.. what is you're top box speed or uboats an hour?

[@Dajuro]

You cut open a case and properly stock it every 8 seconds? Bull

[@josephsaenz9737]

@@Dajuro it was a joke lol! You took the time to do the math and I appreciate that you think and it probably is impossible for a human to do.. I'll do you a favor and throw you some salt grains (xD).

[@paulhooson6850]

Very impressive speed, but the cardboard endcaps were not removed and there was a lot of shelf real estate to work with, which made the job easier. Apparently, he didn't need to rotate stock either or check for pull dates either. All of these take time.

[@gabaghoul23]

you dont have to remove endcaps at all. it is a courtesy to do it with top shelf stuff so customers can just grab and go, but aint obligated to do fuqqall on that. on slow days ill go and peel caps on cans and soup ands tomatoes, but not campbells cuz they pay our stores to advertised their stupid MMM GOOD logo on the front of it so it has to be turned the right way- which noone ever does cuz noone gives AF making 12 an hour

[@westonrigsby1035]

When you have to have freight thrown in an hour and you have 3 hours worth of work, you got to hustle.dont matter if you get paid by the hour.

[@petempressorpethog4587]

Fuck that.

[@nicolejay4153]

Plot twist everything was put in the wrong home

[@jonathanjensen189]

@1nstyZ28: try using both hands and grabbing two at once, making a triangular pivot with the last joints of your fingers with the pointer at the intersection at the front of the two cans, and the two other fingers spread at the back (the ring finger or pinky, and the thumb) to lock them in your hand. In this way, you can also develop strength to make your hands very flat vertically while still holding the cans upright, and being that they're oriented to the tips of your fingers, you can get them in quick and still have enough room to be able to flawlessly stock them consistently at a rapid pace without slowing down. With practice, you can get the 8oz tomato paste cans up four in each hand at a time, for a total of 8 per movement; and although maybe slightly slower, still faster in the long run. Even if you started out only doing one in each hand at the same time, instead of one at a time in only one hand, and you don't do it HALF THE SPEED, then you will still have a speed increase. It goes up exponentially with skill. It's like levels in an RPG game. Also, having the case already laid facing the shelf straight before doing this with the direction that has 4 rows parallel to the shelf, when you go to pick up the four in a case at a time, spin them forward before you pick them up, as it's easier to do for the cans like that in the case. For the cat cans, it's easier to do a combination of in the case and in your hand, depending on how they look. Using your judgement, you'll be able to stock a case of cat cans in solid columns two to four cases per minute. The most I did in the pet aisle was 215 cases in 1 hour and 15 minutes, but some were bags. The most in the soup (and such) aisle during their "Great American Can Sale" was 550 cases in about five and a half hours, in each pulling the aisle forward If you have trouble, notice the distinguishing marks, such as UPCs where they are in relation to the front. Since I moved to Canada, I've relied on that, since almost everything where I'm at has a French and an English side, and it's difficult sometimes to tell the difference on first glance going top speed. If you double them up, and you usually fill the shelves pretty full, my advice would be, using experienced and sound judgement, to fill the bottom row first, leaving the last cans to double up towards the front. In this way, the facings are always lined up straight (unless someone during the day comes and shoves things, making them look like a bunch of molecules hanging around). You won't have to worry about them always being straight however if it's always full and you always stock them in rows - they will self-lock. If you do these things, and practice them well, I promise that you can at least double your speed. The last thing is concentration - if you have other things floating in your mind that you're thinking of, it'll cause you to have less concentration on what you're doing, even if it doesn't seem like it. The perception of time is relative to what you're concentrating on doing, you see? You'll know that you've mastered it when you keep doing something like 400 to 500 cases a night consistently, and keep saying to yourself at the end of the night, "but it seems like I just got here five minutes ago..."

[@jhnyflcn]

WTF?

[@aarmenar2358]

I don't see him rotating. (Check the dates, shoppers!) It's a lot easier to stock when you can keep them in the cardboard bottoms. He is fast, I'll give him that.

[@jtwestmoreland8083]

Back screaming for mercy! lol

[@chocolatebleu884]

LMFAO

[@rickymcdaniel6708]

that is easy when you can put the whole container on the Shelf. in my store we have to hand load the cans individually on the Shelf no cardboard containers on the shelf. we stock the shelf one can at the time.

[@andyfredrick1691]

When you become so use to work, you reach godly speeds at it without even realising it.

[@MrBigrobmjca3]

For anyone wanting to call people who don’t hustle like this, it’s called preserving energy. If you go all out like this, eventually, your energy burst WILL run out. Fast and efficient is good and all, but its a marathon, not a sprint. Besides, people who work this fast make the rest of that have way, WAY more miles on our bodies look bad. Easy there Junior.

[@d_no_allyn_86]

he's not having to remove the cans from the cardboard. Pretty easy to put a whole sleeve of cans up. I would remove the plastic. and stack 3 on top of each other and push them on the shelf. would be much faster.

[@keenahutchens649]

exactly. i JUST started grocery stocking for the first time recently so I'm trying to find tips on how to improve my speed and this was the first video I clicked. Pretty useless. Empty shelf, getting to leave them in the cardboard....Only thing relevant is how fast he can get the plastic off, but they don't give you a good look at that.

[@d_no_allyn_86]

Yeah ..there's all different techniques. I'm working in food service now. But I'd say, always use two hands and prob the case of the lip of the shelf as much as possible. You can probably stock the case in 10 seconds that way. Going as fast as humanly possible that is. Lol. Wish you success.

[@coreyowens7139]

Anyone can be that fast putting whole trays out lol

[@luisburgos9338]

Lol why do it fast when after your done ull be given more tasks. Lol id take my time. A store will always have tasks after tasks, it never ends.

[@Fearless3773]

Can he maintain the same speed for 8 hours, while helping customers, moving around customers, waiting for customers to move, getting called to the back for stupid ass group lectures, etc?

[@joshuazamora6307]

he will fix the slop when hes doen

[@joshuazamora6307]

done

[@marissastewart6146]

that's impressive. you know he's smashing his case counts. some stores aren't by the hour... if you don't throw a certain amount of cases by a certain time some stores fire you.

[@dustinharvey2111]

exactly, some are stricter if it starts meaning the stock controller has to stay late waiting on you to finish cuz your case/hr is low. But i hear many say in many posts you get paid the same if you go slower. No you don’t cuz you can’t finish the job on time and get fired, also people just want to end the day of manual labor

[@marissastewart6146]

@@dustinharvey2111 I’m a supervisor for a very very large grocery chain it’s my job to case count I report who doesn’t meet requirements some people honestly have no idea what it’s actually like to work a real freight crew I get mad when people assume we can take our time that’s not how it works

[@AncientApparatus]

That's a joke! Anyone can be fast at putting up whole cases!!! I'd like to see how does stocking individual cans on top of one another with limited room!!!