How much does a bread delivery driver make?

[@telkt12]

I see why he makes good money he can’t stop working. All other interviews he ask guys automatically take 15 minutes talk this guy talks and moves 😅

[@SlickRickTPB]

the guy accomplished nothing in the video

[@lou9148]

You’re tweakin dude

[@russburling6898]

This guy gets paid when the jobs done not by the hour lol

[@MindsetCCG]

Lol he's not paid by the hour lmao

[@gustavohernandez7604]

Not everyone is a lazy sack of potatoes 🥔 😂😂😂😂😂

[@synthsquishy4615]

Dude drops knowledge while doin his job and doesn’t get irritated this man definitely respected

[@Christian-nj8di]

Big facts

[@SerV689]

Those are the best people. Like I understand if you don’t but when people are willing to genuinely explain their helpful knowledge on something it’s always a breath of fresh air

[@eenho]

It's like a law and order investigation scene...

[@bennyblunto973]

You’re glorifying a shitty job where a brain dead person can work Go to school and be the man selling the routes. Not the one buying them

[@ShMeatWad]

@@eenho”yeah I seen her, guy she was with didn’t look to happy tho” - John Mulaney

[@Ramsiny6]

My dad did this for 21 years before he retired. It was back-breaking work and a lot of hours but it put food on the table and gave us a great life

[@DivineAtheistWannabe]

Sounds like toxic masculinity to me. Stay woke.

[@hunterklugh5067]

@@DivineAtheistWannabe ayo chill

[@Bullshot62399]

@@DivineAtheistWannabe gayest shit I’ve heard

[@MagsDirty]

@@DivineAtheistWannabe nigga wtf is u talkin bout goofy

[@user-pm4zg2mw5b]

Back breaking work... its fucking bread and you get a two wheeler

[@FloridaManMatty]

When I was 16 I got my first job working in a restaurant. That led to three other restaurant jobs until I was 21. We had the same bread delivery guy at every place. A SUPER chill, but hard working guy named Andy. Middle aged guy, wife and three kids. I just assumed that he fell into a job that made him juuuust enough that he couldn’t go for something better. I always kinda felt sorry for him because I was in school and starting a career that was going to pay a LOT more than he was earning. Yeah. No. I was WROOOONG. Andy was just playing the long game. Ol boy now owns two of the restaurants that he delivered bread to when I was a kid. Dude is EASILY sitting on a cool $8-$10 Million in real estate alone (crazy development here in North Florida in the last 20 years). Dude had the hustle. He had a plan, he lived beneath his means and saved and invested VERY wisely. But the fact is even as “just” a bread delivery man, he was earning high 5-low 6 figures way back in the mid-1990s.

[@mundofanuu]

Damn he was gaming 😭😭😭 from trucking to real estate 🏡

[@ecmz96]

And this is just regular trucking? You gotta buy a truck, get a license and you can just do deliveries for some company and make that much??

[@apapz3245]

He wasn’t earning 1million a year working in a restaurant

[@JohnAmadiTalks]

​@@ecmz96you have to have your authority (license) for a couple years first which usually most people just work for a company for those years and save up for their down payment on their own truck. Then once you have that driving and industry experience you can start your own LLC and start reaching out to your local chains and potentially land a contract. 3-5 years in you can easily go from 49,000-64,000 to 6 figures annually

[@sevitaral]

@@apapz32456 figures means 100k you lard ass

[@rootedmedia9345]

My dad owns a route in Canada. He was the only one who worked in our family growing up. We had 2 cars, big house which he paid off in 15 years, and all the creature comforts growing. These guys earn good money. Work sucks tho. Can't take a day off and long hours hard labor

[@nonamemane4581]

How does one own a route shit if I can make that much I'll work for free at 🥇

[@cMind607]

@@nonamemane4581ust like how he said gotta have the $, a drivers license and contact a guy selling routes then u gotta get trucks, employees, nego with the former route owner, nego w stores u route to find out pay, delivery times, make LLC. Put everything in ur llc name trucks etc n get benefits for employees everything in LLC so u can’t get sued and lose your assets. Get a lawyer, money manager, business manager etc I’m no expert but that seems the way to go

[@venas323]

🧢

[@austinroderick7967]

I feel bad for your dad, sounds like his life sucked

[@polishpat95]

Yeah cause you a creature

[@masterofnone11]

Be prepared to be at your first stop at 5 am and you can be out all damn day 😂😂

[@jdub9595]

I ran a route Monday-Saturday, start at 4am, usually finished and headed home around 2pm. The money is great though

[@curly50POW]

Yeah. you didn't know that?

[@mexicanwhitedevil386]

Now the bad news it's your route your truck your business your responsibility. Your being charged for the bread you picked up from the bakery so if it all sells your good if it doesn't you eat that cost. All store managers want their bread full with extra in the back room just incase you run out , and they don't care if you lose money and have to throw it away. You pay for your own insurance, gas and any mechanical problems with your truck and if it's broken down you still need to find a way for get all your stores or business their orders. You work 5 days a week getting wednesday and sundays off, usually starting at 3 or 4 in the morning until your done and all stores want their bread first so you have to deal with every manager crying about you being late. You have to work your bread and rotate it pulling off the older bread and putting the newer bread in back to try and sell the older bread first, but customers will still dig to the back and check the dates. You have to deliver bread if the stores are open on a holiday and it's a delivery day ,every Monday holiday, 4th of july that's not on a Wed. or Sun ect. If you take days off or go on a vacation you have to find someone to cover you but your still responsible for your route and any problems that occur. Your are the boss of your route but you still have to answer to the bread company your under contract with and if there are to many problems that hurt the company they can sue you for breach of contract and you will be forced to sell your route to someone else, also the store managers aren't in charge of you but if you mess up in their stores you can be kicked out the store and lose that account. That's how it is in my area yours might be different.

[@rootedmedia9345]

Spot on. Every single word. Do you mind sharing what state or even city you're operating out of?

[@devdevboomboom6745]

Owner operator of a route(family business), take home is 4,500$ a week avg. Work 5hrs a day Monday-Friday & 2hrs on Saturday. Sundays off. Route would cost 250k if someone wanted to buy it

[@J__7777]

So basically you sell it for how much you gross yearly?

[@J__7777]

Do you have to buy the product you're selling or the restaurants and stores.are buying it from the factories/manufacturers/distributors?

[@devdevboomboom6745]

@@J__7777 Value it like any other business, revenue plus assets minus what it cost to run it.

[@devdevboomboom6745]

@@J__7777 Whatever route you buy will be for a certain brand. So let’s say you buy a Bimbo route you’ll have access to all their products and products they own like Entenmann’s, Sara Lee, Thomas etc. each store likes to have certain products so you cater to that & some give you wiggle room to bring different things in. You order all your own product. You buy it for a certain price, & stores sell that item at their price & you get the residual. So let’s say you make 30k in sales in a week after everything’s said and done you probably brought home 4-6k depending on what items you sold

[@codydowns8082]

It's basically like selling drugs but its legal

[@jesuschaidez7716]

Top tier American citizen right there

[@mommy9587]

Weak fuck america

[@kennethellis9223]

That’s a real nigga. You can hear it in his voice he can tell you really just tryna get the info out. So he’s gaming you up. But the way he broke it down is the way you would when you want someone else to win. He gave the sauce that it took him going through the shit to learn. More ppl need to be like this. Especially women because they hide everything about a bag from each other

[@brightbluesky1548]

You sound like a tard

[@HoloScope]

Women just caught a stray 😂

[@kaykayheri]

@@HoloScope crazy accurate too like where tf that shit come from 😭

[@calebcrouch6133]

Lol women are constantly in covert warfare.

[@jaystackz3425]

That aint no nigga . Niggas cant even find one job

[@locke3862]

One of those family jobs that you can’t actually “get into”

[@noobkin997]

Ayyy baby nepotism is what this country was built on! And now it's one of the many things destroying it. I'm still waiting for that trickle down to happen cuz at the moment everybody I know is bone-fucking-dry

[@zart3374]

Nah you can buy routes like he said

[@brendynfindlay9251]

For real, but throwing bread bites. You don wanna get into it

[@joemc7614]

I worked a bread route with a guy who got a third dui. I drove his truck until he got his license back. He made really good money, at least as much as the guy claimed in the video. The main problem is you gotta start around 2 or 3 am, and it's a 7 day a week job. The pay is good, but you have no life

[@Dr_Skillz1188]

@@zart3374 yea for the price of a house

[@JULI0T3DDY]

Pepperidge farm routes are the best to buy into. We are 100% Independently owned.. no corporate interference. I've worked flowers(nature's owns, Dave's killer bread) and bimbo (pretty much every brand from bairds to Sara lee.. oro wheat. Thomas) I have 6 stores in Houston and run 6k-8k weekly.

[@laneape]

Good insight, thank you for sharing

[@luisvargas3153]

Julio I agree with you . I own a couple of Pepperidge farm bread routes in northern va and by far the best company is Pepperidge

[@BookOfMakai]

My step dad bought a bread route and truck. It cost him about 80k but paid itself off after like 2 years. I had to go with him one day and it wasn’t too bad, it consisted of stocking the truck in the morning (4am smh) and then obviously delivering all the stock, to multiple different stores, sadly I didn’t get to drive. It wasn’t very hard work, but it took a lot of energy to carry the crates. We finally finished the route at about 2-3pm, and he paid me a whopping 30$…. I never went again….

[@anthonyjaurrieta]

Great story

[@anthonyjaurrieta]

I had a nice chuckle .

[@Bob46374]

You don’t have to pay upfront, you make payments, also if you suck they will straight up take it back .

[@erikg1494]

Well I mean you get a couple chances before they even start handing out breach letters unless they hate you

[@jcryptogoldsilv2826]

They buy it back or take it back?

[@samparker9430]

This guy is so open n kind to the guy give him a high 5 from me bro

[@bubbasahlberg361]

My dad does a bread delivering job where I live. He has a route paying about 80-90k a year and that's before commission. He says he loves it, and we see him pretty often too. Wakes up at 2am, gets back home around 2-4 every day so it's alot of time, but he's never really tired because he used to work hard nightshift labor for years. He's been trying real hard to get me into the business. I might consider it. :edit: it's unionized, would normally take a few years of merchandising and whatnot to get a route and driver position. My dad just worked his ass off.

[@aaronjimenez8826]

Doesn’t sound too bad tbh what state and company if you don’t mind me asking

[@bubbasahlberg361]

@@aaronjimenez8826 Nevada. And bimbo bakeries.

[@Htxracing97]

@@aaronjimenez8826 that sounds horrible but that’s the life of a truck driver

[@TheACanning]

12 hours a day. 5 days a week. For 90k?! That’s $28 an hour. I’m good, I make that bartending slow shifts.

[@bubbasahlberg361]

@@TheACanning when commissions real good we can be Makin 2600 a week before tax. Before this job my father was working the freight crew for 22 dollars an hour, killing himself. I can see why he really likes this job considering where he came from.

[@user-yo1cv2me5l]

Grocery deliveries is a fucking miserable life, you have to get up at 3am every day to be one of the first at the dock at 4am if you're lucky. I used to work in alcohol and beer delivery and it was always a shit show trying to get to the dock before a bread guy or a milk truck took the dock and you can't get in and messed up your whole day/route

[@bgoodorhell4u]

Know nothing about bread delivery and route…. But they are good people.. I am on the streets of New York in my work truck .. sometimes when I see them I would shout at them.. yo lemme me get a loaf of bread and most of the time they will give two to four loaves of bread. Usually people in New York don’t show love like that . I have 3 children and they think I’m funny begging for bread on the streets but we all eat it 😂😂. Much respect to all the bread delivery people.

[@nathanhendrie6798]

People taking the time to explain these things to someone that's interested is a very big thing and I love it

[@turkeyrun9604]

He is working and answering questions because most stores have door time. If you don’t get the bread in by that time they deny you access. That’s the worst part. Especially Publix back door employees are the worst to deal with.

[@sneakygypsy23]

I know someone who has a route. They don’t tell you here that you have to work nights because the business’s need their bread in the morning and unless you have someone else you can never take a day off

[@E93RGY]

that’s why you get ownership of routes and get “helpers” to part the work out to and only pay them buy the hour, whereas you make commission off the bread. My dad owns around 5 routes, doesn’t work a day, makes around 170k a year.

[@luisvargas3153]

Also it’s best to get a route with just grocery stores and you wouldn’t be working those crazy hours

[@josemachado6879]

He's literally pushing bread to make bread. LMFAO😂

[@davidandrews2742]

Love the honesty of the bread man

[@gamerpspc8421]

God keep this man safe and employed, amen.

[@miguelsoliz772]

Beware this job, I was a grocery store receiver and I cannot express the amount of frustration the drivers had with this job in general. That’s just my experience, hope other have better.

[@timbodnar6711]

Great description of nothing. Wow, somebody didn't like their job everybody. Definitely don't get a job there

[@punk105]

@@timbodnar6711lmao, right, almost everyone i know says a jobs sucks, i go work there, easy money, people just don't know what work is

[@robdawg88IROC-Z]

@@punk105 people think work isn’t work lol

[@ronindebeatrice]

Another receiver here. Bread men work like lunatics. If you're never sick and don't mind working 6 days a week then you too can make a living on a bread route. The guys who had it best were salesmen, those who don't touch their own product anyway, and drivers.

[@PermanentHigh]

That's so fucking vague. What exactly is the frustration?

[@cellycuhh]

Shoutout to my pops. Went from delivering milk to owning his own bread routes. Remember him telling me he was saving up for one a few years ago and how big it would be for us when he did. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Boom-eo8ht]

Jobs like this are real good, everything’s in pallets, as long as you got a pallet Jack and you’re not loading them you’re good to go and you just did your back a huge favor while working a trucker job lol

[@alexkoleros]

My father does this based in toronto canada he doesnt even have a high school degree and he makes 10k a week lmao bread is 100% the way to go

[@408Eric]

can you break down what the "route" and the job is? bit confused

[@victormanriquez1412]

Where and how do you find these routes?

[@paltrymoon8133]

Talks about how he loves the job, and casually crushes the bread

[@erikg1494]

Bruh you just fluff it back up

[@ethanblanton9718]

He didn’t crush the bread the racks lock into place

[@paltrymoon8133]

@@ethanblanton9718 🧢

[@gloisma]

@@paltrymoon8133 crates have handles 😂 the handles lock into the next crate above , it’s not getting squished

[@paltrymoon8133]

@@gloisma I’m not slow I can see that. And I use to work in the trucking industry. If you open your blind eyes that your abandoned father gave you, you can clearly see the corner slammed into the bread on the right. 🤡🤓

[@joshJ.]

Yes I was in the grocery business and yes you can make bread $€£ by selling bread 🥖 but like he says to buy a bread route you need money but usually there is good financing and then you work it for a few years build it up and then sell it 😂

[@24jammers]

Heard you sneezing. Bless you! Haha

[@xxmadmanxx9882]

It takes money to make money and good credit helps with the process.

[@Joseph-rq7to]

I used to do this and eat bread in the middle of my route when I was hungry 😂

[@silvrsurfer]

Man you crazy 😂

[@Nanooo21]

Me to bro 😂just but that bitch as credit

[@everydayvacaytaj]

That would be me. I'd end up fat as hell

[@unratedent.6331]

They be making the routes smaller. Bread guys have to wake up earlier then any vendor 1-2am almost ever day if not earlier to load up bread. Just informing. Ain’t all rainbow and butterflies it’s work

[@jacobroberts450]

Thank you and all the respect in the world to the fathers who sacrifice and work hard to provide.

[@xcaret-ns3pb]

👍🙏🙏

[@grandmastertrick5870]

It’s only 10k for a bread run in Montreal, and it’s brings back about 12k/month

[@kicrocks]

My bro in law has 4 routes for butterkrust, great money if you have the right routes and good employees

[@Semajjame5]

I mean bread never goes out of biz🤔

[@yts23]

That's a solid individual

[@modev4163]

I've had one of these routes. They don't mention the 7 day weeks, no days off unless you pay for it plus you pay 100% of the expenses and work 2 am till 6pm or later sometimes

[@PermanentHigh]

Why didn't you hire a driver?

[@alfonsoramirez6415]

bro love the Videos but we need full Veesions of this man thank for inspiring :)

[@719Flowers]

The dude that has a route from our store to a couple more makes around 90/100k yearly from putting bread on shelves and switching out the old ones

[@PermanentHigh]

Does he OWN it or is he just the driver?

[@DillionOG]

Can we get a full form video?

[@EricM-gm5wz]

This guy is getting that bread.

[@mrmidnight32]

Let’s be real. I worked on the other end and talked to all my drivers and delivery guys directly. NONE OF THEM, said it was great money. Most if not all said it’s average income $30k to $40k (in CA) and their hours were long and strenuous. But if they busted their ass literally day in and day out they could make it a 9-5 hour job. He may be making $8k but that is no where near what he’s actually taking home trust me. I can almost bet this dudes annual salary is anywhere from $40k to $60k a year. Stop watching these “make money with these jobs” videos and realize there is a reason all these drivers are your dads, uncles and friends. And they live the same lives and incomes we all do. If it was this easy to make millions you wouldn’t be watching this. The key to making money is OWNING YOUR OWN BUSINESS. Issue is most of these take money to make money. Stop thinking any job video on KZbin will be your key to success cause it sucks. And start asking the guys driving the $90k car in the $1.5 million dollar house. And most will be from money, own a good business or have a high paying job that is very technical, usually business oriented and high stress with high demand and educational requirements. Or entertainment. Entertainment has a lot of $$ in it. But again is not easy or a good long term job. High turn over rates, but again which is why they normally pay above normal wages cause they can’t keep anyone.

[@juanjarq4856]

@kingfuqurmahmen6792my dads been working as a lineman for fpl for about 20 years now and he makes $150k a year.

[@TheNumbasign2]

I did the math and your right about this guys pay. I’m also in total agreement with you on the business ownership idea. Like I always say. When you think /know business. You’ll own a business. If you don’t think/know business. You won’t own a business. And if you don’t own a business. No matter how much money you have. You have no money.

[@osc8181]

They want us in the Matrix.

[@urmomsfriend4909]

@king fuqurmahmen I doubt the average lineman starts at 200k a year…. my cousin just started school a month ago, after waiting half a year, somewhere in the bay…. And I don’t remember him saying 200k a year. I gotta ask him again. I do believe they make good money tho, just not worth the risk of frying yourself

[@carlitosjuarez221]

​@@TheNumbasign2 if you think and know ass you will know how to eat ass.

[@mrnikk666]

I own a bread route and I tell ALL of my friends that they should also buy one. It's guarenteed money, easy as hell AND most companies will GIVE you a route and a truck to make payments on. Hands down, best job I've ever had all the way around.

[@miklomorales4768]

Where do you live brotha?

[@SuqMadiqderp]

How do you get into it?

[@Straight_Facts1]

Any connections in Idaho, Utah, or Arizona?

[@elimuro3173]

Nicholas Brewer-what are the company’s that you can bid for those routes

[@lsalazar5619]

Depends where you live

[@BlazerLz]

Bro out earns any degree delivering bread because he a smart cookie.

[@SCRILES18]

After it’s all said and done, it’s easier and less stressful to work for some of the big bread boys….

[@KingBobIsHere]

Like?

[@lucasbarta2971]

​@@KingBobIsHere Bimbo

[@flyfish697]

Wow, I see you have great confidence and ambition in life…but if you’re content with it, so be it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@SCRILES18]

Yup, worked 25 years in the industry then got out been there done that……

[@SCRILES18]

And some of the big boys depending on location, holsum, bimbo, aunt Millie’s to name a few

[@Idciydhmb]

One could say there’s a lot of bread to be made doing this 😏

[@PPSH-Riley]

Had huge respect for those dudes that's tough work. Annoying parking everywhere, no matter what someone's pissed telling you to move, always fighting to stay on schedule

[@NJBluntBrothers]

Truck driving ... delivery drivers... package drivers... package handlers... warehouse workers... masonry..welding... fuel pump man holler... these are the top jobs you want right now if your a low class middle class person trna be upper class ... right now working for ups and Amazon and Pepsi trucks inside ware house and being a truck driver for those companies is top choice of the market next to fuel hauling and bread winner drivers

[@prankstertv2604]

that first 150k is the most crucial part bro, regular people like me can’t get that much together bro. not possible if you don’t already own assets. the world is real stingey right now.

[@nandogee1205]

Bank loan to start your personal business

[@takes1toknowjuan]

You can easily get a loan

[@alliwantedwasahellcat9565]

@@nandogee1205 no no no going into debt before going into business is crazy don’t hand out that advice

[@alliwantedwasahellcat9565]

@@takes1toknowjuanyou can easily get debt

[@takes1toknowjuan]

@@alliwantedwasahellcat9565 did you get the hellcat yet?

[@pamirbadakhshan9934]

So, to make 8k a week you have to buy a route for 150k right ? Not to mention truck and everything that comes with it

[@fufun4me]

This route was 450k. Cut that 8k into a third

[@buzza2077]

That 7-8 a week isn't profit either. He probably still needs to take out OH

[@Bob46374]

Most guys essentially rent there routes , they make decent but not as much as they did 10 years ago , same as every industry,

[@aroncampos5720]

8k times 52 weeks in a year is 416k. Sounds good to me.

[@pamirbadakhshan9934]

@@aroncampos5720 i wonder how mush of that 7-8k goes to fuel ?

[@christianalfaro8023]

I’m currently working something similar, running bread delivering route in Bimbo

[@_MD80]

Fair play to the guy for entertaining your questions.

[@justinphelps7605]

I worked for aunt Millie’s in Indiana a lot of the guys there would make close to 6 figures. I would bring in about 1,650 a week after taxes, insurance and union dues etc… going in at 1am and coming back to the branch at 4pm sometimes was rough but that bread was nice 😂

[@danpang5404]

That sounds terrible. Put some of that effort into investing your money and maybe one day you’ll escape the rat race.

[@3xFelon]

No days off no call outs no sick time

[@tyler2634]

If it’s you’re own route who’s gonna call you up and be mad you didn’t show up

[@3xFelon]

@@tyler2634 the store managers .. gas stations etc ppl need their products.. if not they going with some other company then your really fucked

[@finessing2473]

Love this content! Keep it up!!

[@archael18]

Very cool guy. Willing to help out a stranger with good advice.

[@adriancortez6572]

Damn, 336k a year before taxes. Sheeeeesh

[@danpang5404]

Minus about 300k and thats probably closer to what he makes. Don’t believe everything you see on the internet this business is very miserable and bottom barrel type work.

[@adriancortez6572]

@@danpang5404 yea cause everyone would be raving about it, you would hear it from friends, it would be an option dropping out of college

[@abumansaray7]

This guy is full of it. Even tankers don't make anything close to that.

[@Level-333]

No way

[@samuelnehil7858]

There's a way

[@everdream741]

Basically this guy makes more money per week with regular car license than a cdl holder .

[@Nmr1987_]

Gettin that bread for the bread!

[@xxP1ST0LER0xx]

Owner op?

[@israelgonzalez6250]

Wtf! This guy earns more money than me that have a master degree? This world is bad distributed lol

[@floridaboybrandon954]

Yeah I went to college at 14 went back to highschool for dual enrollment and got kicked out in less than 6 months 😅. Had my first apartment at 15 , 3/2 house at 18 w 2 matching BMWs(back 2009) im almost 32 . I have No diploma , No GED but I do have some college credits 😅 but no debt.. and I’ve only made less than 6 figures maybe twice in 16 yrs out of 32 and even then I still made 75-90k . My best year was 252k gross in 2017. My brother dropped out of college after 5 months but has his HS diploma and also has made 6figures consistently . Unless it’s a masters degree/ PHD in medical related or law then honestly you can be just as or more successful without it. I’d already bought a house, traveled the 🌎 & made $850k-1.1M By the time my friends got out of college after 4-6 yrs & graduated in debt, 80% DONT get a career in the field they majored in & making $50-80k w masters degree🤦🏻‍♂️ .. I couldn’t do it. Unless it was in social work or working with children but even then I’d open up my own facility or practice or something I have to much work ethic 😅

[@danpang5404]

He doesn’t make that much don’t believe everything you see on the internet. And your degree is useless in the world nowadays.

[@Killinfoo]

I’ve been in grocery for 14 years and he’s spitting facts. Those dudes bust their ass and often pay a helper. But that shows they can get to the point to even hire a helper. People also will always be buying bread. If you work hard and you’re a hustler and you don’t mind the grind this is for you.

[@abumansaray7]

Lmao. They are not making 150k per year

[@jesseb9362]

What does it mean by "owning a route"?

[@kc_ink_addict9079]

Your have an agreement that you/your company will run the route instead of them hiring whoever whenever

[@-.TS.-]

Eventually the routes will be automated. It may be a good idea to sell some of the routes while they retain value. Taxi medallions have lost value.

[@YelaDuck]

True. Someone has to move em though

[@felipegarcia9143]

My dad owns 2 flowers bakery routes and makes good money. Work from 3-11am . Wednesday and Sunday off !

[@rootedmedia9345]

Haha Wednesday and Sunday off for my dad too! (Different company) Seems like it's a standard in the bread business 🤷

[@xdmztryvsvedine2773]

he was about to share some more info at the end but you cut the video 😢

[@shanehiggins4395]

I’m actually a bread man for nature owns just like my man here I’m in Virginia that is about how much I make as well , with the size of my route.

[@airmaxair-max4993]

So the job title is what exactly?

[@danieltapia8279]

Damn ima be a bread loader now 😂✌🏼😜

[@J__7777]

How many stores you deliver a day? What are the hours? You also gross $7-$8K? What you do with the product that didn't sell?

[@girth3850]

For those wondering what this is, hes an owner operator. You can buy a cargo van, dryvan, or a flatbed and make 15k a week on some contracts with 0 experience

[@Howtocryptolol]

My fiancé uncle makes 6 figures delivering tortillas 😅

[@roach1037]

use to help my cousin run his route and by the look of the trays he uses we worked for the same company. best job i ever had.

[@crispygolf2986]

No wonder food prices are so high

[@chelufocus]

Jobs where you work alone are usually the chattiest and friendliest people…

[@KingLP]

This guys rolling in the bread 😂

[@lbc02gaming99]

This guy is a true American legend even while smashing the bread.

[@publicnme733]

No one mentioning that you gotta be up at 2am everyday to run it…

[@alexkoleros]

Would u wake up at 2am for 7 grand a week?

[@Christian-iq6dv]

He dropped da bread

[@camandreas6376]

Yo this sounds so real!!! I’m so excited, finally I can get rich off a bread route. I never thought id see the day bro !!

[@anthonyballesteros9326]

I love these videos

[@alexandermarquez8351]

He was about to say something important before video cut out

[@forzajuve4845]

“There’s a lotta money in that white powder,pop”

[@canaanmckerchie1173]

Just watched him smash every bread crate he grabbed lol

[@NYCD-5]

Literally meaning of "Get that bread" 😂

[@squigl3z78]

Man I'm here before you really blow up this channel is a great idea tbh . I had no idea this was even an option for a career

[@Anthony-bd8uy]

He just like me fr fr uncrowned king

[@dezmond42]

He really making bread.

[@Watchingin09]

I knew a guy who had a Pepperidge Farms cookies route. I worked on packing his orders over a summer as a youngster. Big money and really hard work with a good amount of stress. Nonstop. This does not come easy.

[@702milo]

Tortilla routes very lucrative as well No days off though u need to merchandise regardless of whichever u choose

[@Veneno24k]

You can tell he's making stuff up.

[@177choi]

Where is a good source to find routes that are for sale?

[@luisvargas3153]

best source is going to grocery stores in the morning to find the vendors working/find out where their warehouses are at to talk to the owners

[@Staticc146]

My dad did this for years I remember going and working with him when I was younger

[@ryverrogers]

Depending on the company you purchase the route from it can be a damn nightmare. Also route size and location are very important you really cut down on profit if you’re driving a few hundred miles a week in a vehicle.

[@AustinSRT]

Worked with my uncle on his rout when I was younger Hard work but definitely a lot of money

[@lifeofreggiewoods]

He keeps working bc the bread gotta be at the stores. The faster you get done. The faster you go home 💨 -route runner

[@DH-rt3fk]

My Dad worked for Merita in the early 90s. You worked for the bread company back then and didn't own the route. He would leave about 3am and be home by 1pm. Made decent money but got hurt on the truck one day and they screwed him over pretty good.

[@joseamaro3810]

Might have to buy my own route here pretty soon

[@victormanriquez1412]

Where do you find ? Where can I search for people selling their route?

[@badmankc713]

150k if you get a route, typically 18-20% of that is appx. 26K a year before taxes. Im pretty all the seniors have the big gravy routes on lock, get a trade like Boilermaker Fitter, Millwright or I & E and with OT you’ll damn near triple that within 1-2 years.

[@therandomrobert1842]

Any other trades you would suggest? I was in trade school for automotive but pay around my location sucks 15-20$ hourly so I’m looking for new trades