The Easiest Delivery Route I've Ever Done!

[@TheEvanAlmightyy]

As someone who works as a security guard at a large facility/campus. For them to make you a badge and take your picture for a temp ID, etc yet still let you roam around on your own is overkill and a waste of time. They need to get their security a golf cart or something (like I have) and they can make the delivery to the mailroom themselves.

[@Asce69]

Fr

[@magmarmtn]

That was ridiculous.

[@kayleyhensley4532]

Yeah I would've left the packages right at the reception and refused to let them take my pic lol want your package or not

[@Nate77701]

Exactly

[@charliealvarado401]

or at the very least know where the mail room is after working somewhere for so long. gimme a break. its not hard to ask your co-workers and managers questions. sheesh.

[@therealwaynehay]

“If you don’t know where to deliver best thing you can do is give it to the first person you see”. I live by this statement

[@LaosHouse]

same😆

[@devingordon7455]

@@LaosHouse whats the best practice when you pull up and hand the package to customer without ta king a picture?

[@eris9792]

I hope that the area where you went through security is left as a flex route. Can you imagine 180 stops and having that kind of delay? These videos are always a delight to watch💪💪.

[@VaricYT]

had that yesterday. One business that had a security gate, dialed the booth and they opened the gate. Didnt stall me much but when i was trying to get out from the back end because the GPS told me to go through it and its much closer to my next stop (they also have a back gate), stalled me 5 minutes wondering if theyll open -for exit- automatically or had to dial them again. Nothing happened then i had to get back out from the front. wasted at least 10 mins right there

[@eris9792]

@VaricYT I've been in that situation many times. I would get forced to wait for dispatch to see if they had a different code to get into a community. (This was before customers gave access keys to drivers).

[@jamesfreeman3981]

Facts

[@alexissrodriguez8003]

Has the exact same thought.. with 320+ packages 💀

[@BruceXLei]

Yeah dispatch better know what routes have more or less commercial stops, and adjust the routes accordingly, because they take more time overall.

[@R32R38]

Novartis is a pharmaceutical company, that's probably the reason for all the security. There probably are controlled substances at the site.

[@fredericoespinoza]

like the next variant

[@OrganicStuff1]

This channel is so good man

[@LaosHouse]

Thank you organicstuff1. means a lot to me!

[@ozAqVvhhNue]

5:29 Some of these lawns in this area are as large as small German villages XD

[@americantroy77]

You are a better man than me because those high security boxes would have been left right at that counter or returned. That was ridiculous. They should have a mail card that the mail room comes to pick up a couple times throughout the day. Also, bring your own lunch. You are eating so much junk throughout the day. Lastly when you go in interesting buildings always ask people what they do and how do they like it because I went from driving for Amazon to getting a $95,000 position as a tech salesman. All because I asked a random person what they do here. So always be hunting my friend.

[@mackeejack6731]

Absolute cap lmao. You’re not making $95k with no prior sales experience. That doesn’t even make sense. People think 95k grows on trees and that you just gotta go out and grab one.

[@americantroy77]

@@mackeejack6731 First off I had prior sales experience and now I’m at $135k a year. Think small and you’ll stay right where you’re at Macky.

[@iamReddington]

I don't recall Chris ever asking for your opinion about the food he chooses to eat.

[@HelloThereUniverse]

as a flex driver, sometimes I'll get DSP routes as well during the evening time. I call them leftovers routes. The flex routes depends on what station you' re in IMO. In my case I'm in Queens, NY. Personally I like Queens over Brooklyn cause I'm mostly familiar in Queens. I got into DSP as well but in Brooklyn and I'm still figuring out the group stops VS doing them individually like most flex routes does. Doing flex is much easier compare to DSP but as a flex driver, you are your own boss. I'm driving an 04 Honda Accord with 210K miles so realistically speaking, I can't do flex long term which is why I sign up for DSP.

[@1337tiny]

i would go crazy with all the noise inside the van omg hehe thx for the vlogs love them

[@VintageGinger]

recycled routes are a hit or miss since sometimes you gotta drive 10 mins for each stop but i rather prefer that then getting in and out every 2 mins

[@OldSchoolGaming4Life]

Personally, I prefer routes that have low stop and package counts w/stops spread out and lots of minutes in between each one, instead of ones that are high, w/stops less one minute apart, the entire damn day. It’s unbelievably draining. Essentially, rural routes.

[@David_Quinn1995]

I asked a flex driver once and she said every stop was 45 min to an hour but thats also in a rural area where Amazon doesn't gurentee 2 day deliveries for Prime members so Amazon is kind of a I can wait shop.

[@juliobello4561]

I live in Northern California my dsp used to have route of Santa Rosa, Napa, Petaluma, and Novato. I always enjoy the Petaluma route it was all spread out in the countryside 68 stops was average I always average 10-17 stops per hour. They were spread out. One time I started close to highway 101 and end up in highway 1. The spooky stuff was when time change and it was dark af hard to find drive ways and address

[@LaosHouse]

Agreed. and every stop is usually just one package

[@egyphon]

Seems weird to let "just anyone" in their secured buildings instead of grabbing the package and having one of their employees come by twice a day or something to get the packages.

[@LaosHouse]

It would make more sense

[@HollywoodNNJ]

@@LaosHouse Appeared to be laziness

[@fresh_vertices]

keep em coming, dude!!

[@LaosHouse]

I gotchu raylan

[@charliealvarado401]

I have interview with my local DSP on tuesday! Im excited. Been doing delivery with uber, instacart and ship't for a few years now but I need something more steady and stable. And also put wear on someone else's vechile lol. Hope it goes well.

[@darnellethompson2131]

That was me, ive been doing it a month now and they say im the best out of the new ppl, you'll do fine

[@charliealvarado401]

@darnellethompson2131 update: I thought I had an interview but they never called. They confirmed and everything. Twice! They didn't call me twice. Very frustrating and unprofessional.

[@darnellethompson2131]

@@charliealvarado401 try again, every station has multiple DSP working them, apply to another, months prior same thing happen to me, i got therr and they canceldd the interview

[@sherwinloyola4139]

Great videos... how abt a video tutorial for dropping / dragging pins if you ur not on the cx location

[@Reekostory]

another great video i stumbled upon your video a month ago and binged your videos and i dont even work for amazon lol

[@LaosHouse]

ayy welcome Reekostory

[@11Gbailey]

Got a flex route for 9 overflow. Was done in 45 minutes

[@LaosHouse]

the best days

[@OGfortnite24]

Do u get paid for full day ?

[@11Gbailey]

@@OGfortnite24 yes, we get paid for day not hourly. Unsure why Amazon gave so little that day 🙂

[@justintilletttillett778]

thats crazy ive been on one flex route and it was 160 stops.... everyone else i talked to it was like maybe 40 stops (doing a flex route) at the most easy day... but i have to go on one once and its a full route plus driving all over the place!

[@11Gbailey]

@@justintilletttillett778 yea, I wouldn't consider what you got a flex route

[@tomlee7651]

Why do I always have to get signatures when I hand a package to a person, and you don't?

[@josephbennett3482]

Signatures are the way the customer knows that their package was delivered to a person and they can see who signed for it , it also helps the seller know that a person was at the location to accept the package in case it's a safety issue with preventing theft.

[@tomlee7651]

@@josephbennett3482 I know all that. My point is he just hands them over. Never gets a signature.

[@Map_of_Your_Head]

hes just signing it himself

[@Joe12304]

Man I hope when you start doing Flex you post content. I think it will be legit to see what you think. Sometimes the pay surges and is super good. Plus they have whole Flex only warehouses. Keep up the A+ work bro

[@LaosHouse]

Yeah I've been waitlisted for a while. Will post content when I get in

[@kobyschechter8163]

I did a much bigger flex route on a day when I wasn’t scheduled to work this past February. One of the owners of my DSP texted me directly that morning and asked if I was available to work because of increased volume and I said yes because I wanted the hours. My flex route had 139 packages. On a flex route you deliver only one or two packages to each house and the stops most of the time are a quarter mile apart or farther. The sequence numbers on the packages count up from 1. So I went from 1 to 139.

[@AppalachianDIY]

Recycled routes suck. You have to wait forever to load up, several hours sometimes. Then they're always small and make it hard to get your hours for the day

[@LaosHouse]

I've always enjoy them

[@Mr432scott]

Yooooo, another video from the Amazon man!!

[@LaosHouse]

let's go!

[@crypticspirit6297]

I just had a route today of 130 stops, 212 locations and 330 packages. I'm beyond dead. Never had a route that crazy. I couldn't get organized to save my life.

[@houthat]

as soon as the come down song came on i had to hit the like button

[@tiffanykosbar8061]

The dsp I work for is small and when I started we only had 1 start time for all of us 9:40 am, which was fine for summer getting dark later in the day but now it gets dark freaky early being winter. Now we have 3 so I chose to start at 7:40am that way I shouldn't be delivering in the dark, unless they need me to "sweep" out what you guys call it "rescue." One of my first routes after changing times I had 12 stops! My smallest route ever!!! Normally the earlier routes are smaller so that we can help the other drivers out. I normally do about 2 "sweeps" a day now on top of my 60 to 80 stops. Although one day after i finished i called dispatch they sent me to an address and i waited for about 20 min and they never showed so i called dispatch back they sent me somewhere else and I waited and waited. I called back they sent me somewhere else and again I waited and nobody showed up again. That day I waited at 3 different locations for a total of about 2hrs on the side of the road. Still got payed for it though.

[@MrSnoop1987]

I love yiue videos man i just had a interview with amazon delivery hope i get the job

[@LaosHouse]

you got this bro. sending prayers your way

[@MrSnoop1987]

Thanks bro I got the job pass my driving test today

[@ImTooBig]

Just started driving the EV today! Thanks for all the extra tips🙏🏼

[@LaosHouse]

The EV is quite the experience. I always gotchu

[@kobyschechter8163]

My warehouse in Carle Place NY (Long Island) will hopefully be getting the Rivian vans in the spring of 2024.

[@wahabamari3713]

Amazing content 🎉

[@kevincowan2639]

I’ve seen a lot of people returning to Amazon and doing these flexi routes although you are the first person I’ve seen using an Amazon van 🤷 they say it’s a better money and it’s beneficial using your own

[@thesnov]

I could not stop laughing 7:36 😅😅 "this one's a nice one and doesn't smell"

[@knifedbyakangaroo]

video suggestion : what is holiday pay really like , do you get it? do you get sick pay? if your sick do u have to do more work the next time your in etc

[@NVS3992]

Nice. I'm sure this route was more manageable in the cargo van unlike the rest of your usual routes.

[@LaosHouse]

light work.

[@startrooper2345]

man that building had some high security, what was that place anyways?

[@josephbennett3482]

Novartis, it's a pharmaceutical company. They manufacture pharmaceuticals , which is why it's so heavily guarded and he had to show his ID.

[@ThinhNguyen-lc2py]

Hi, I’m just wondering what kind of camera are you using? May you show all camera you are using while recording videos? Thanks

[@ImThatGhostz]

As a dsp driver how do you get the flex route? Im about to start and was just gonna keep doing flex in my car on my days off

[@Saving10K]

Lol I've been working for a DSP that deliver for Temu and other Chinese shopping app. It's like Amazon flex, you used your own car but you get paid per package you deliver. Been doing 100 stops everyday.

[@eddiew2325]

You get paid a penny a stop?

[@TheWayOfTheLogic]

Happy he's enjoying it

[@LaosHouse]

gotta make the best of it

[@LasernaE87]

Hi Laos ~ I know it varies but how long is the break? does the amazon phone tells you when to take your break?

[@IvanGoldBit]

You get 2 15 minute breaks so 30 minutes of paid breaks the app doesn't start you take them when you want

[@LasernaE87]

I've seen some videos of Amazon drivers where the app prompted them to take the 30 mins lunch...you would "swipe" and the apps/phone won't let you do anything until you finish 30 mins break. But thank you!@@IvanGoldBit

[@v2vortex]

An easy day.... Gotta love those recycling routes.... Cake walk if you ask me... Ok except when there in a tight city area....😂

[@slightlydefectivethreads]

i used to get anxiety not knowing where to take the packages on an unknown recycled route. felt like endlessly walking, then i'd get mad lol i DO not miss it. Hey are u not going to try to get in with UPS since theyre advertising that theyre hiring for the holidays?

[@Depytat96]

You still have time to eat, but in Russia drivers who work in OZON eat on the go if they have time and do not come home at night!

[@MikeMuszak]

Have you ever delivered to tucker gott? He is in New Jersey and he flys a paramotor

[@Bad4bizbrad]

The people you deliver to at these commercial places don’t ever need signatures?

[@LaosHouse]

👀

[@YalaTV]

Laos, what gloves are you rocking in this video?! Cheers from DII4!

[@anthonyvega1959]

That was 1 health plaza in East hanover for (novartis)

[@mattevans1643]

The GPS is terrible, mine wanted me to drive off a cliff, apparently it was the entrance to the Turn Pike. It was not.

[@Zarnsautodetail]

I only had 112 stops today and I was done at 3:45 (started at 11am)

[@mexysexy2888]

Take a break

[@Ryan-jl1mf]

i don't leave the station until 12:30 for a normal route bro

[@LaosHouse]

one of the last DSP"s I see. the late starts are the worst

[@daveinthelife91]

With flex routes can customers tip the driver since they're supposed to be in their personal car? How does that work when a DSP picks it up?

[@ArchCatalyst]

Bro that Amazon GPS sucks so much! It was my first day yesterday and they had me out in the forest at night with no flashlight or anything and this stupid thing is making me go back and forth doing a million u-turns.

[@iamzoraaah]

Which state you delivering in?! Love watching your videos! My day1 is tmrw 😭🎉

[@noelhernandez265]

I love ur vids,u make shit look so damn easy,lol

[@LaosHouse]

I only show you the highlights but it's not the easiest job 😅

[@TheThirdWorldCitizen]

Isn't Amazon Flex just what they offer in regions where they don't have local warehouses or truck fleets?

[@LaosHouse]

All the local warehouses here have Amazon flex

[@josephbennett3482]

In places where there isn't any Amazon warehouses or last mile delivery centers it's usually handed over to United States Postal Service to deliver to the destination but if the package is too big for USPS to deliver it's usually handled by UPS. Amazon normally won't send their Flex drivers too far from their warehouses mostly because it's too dangerous for the driver and the long driving takes a toll on the driver's personal vehicle and the driver's body since they are working out of their car.

[@TheThirdWorldCitizen]

I mean it’s rebranded, sorry for the confusion. For example where I live most Amazon drivers deliver packages using their own cars.

[@LeonardLuzon]

@@josephbennett3482 As a flex driver, the number of thumb should there be no routes more than 50-mile radius

[@evanstonbalce9588]

New Amazon drivers should get and deliver this exact amount. I’m a newbie and I got more than that

[@iamReddington]

4:54 Aw hell no. If I'm delivering, and they want me to give them my i and get a picture, I'm leaving the box there and telling them to do it themselves. We're a delivery driver doing a job, not applying for a job at that stupid place.

[@finfante1480]

how can i switch over so i can use google maps on the rabbit ,, i dont like the flex gps

[@Toysourboy]

I've been on a waitlist for 2 years and I'm still on the waitlist.

[@LaosHouse]

for real.

[@LaosHouse]

What was the easiest route you ever done? 👀

[@Mr432scott]

One of the drivers at my DSP had a route that was 8 stops, one of those stops was 90 overflow

[@LaosHouse]

@@Mr432scott I'd take that anyday

[@eris9792]

Do rescues count?😂 otherwise, definitely nursery routes.

[@Matthewxie5505]

5. stop 350 packages 300. Was to warehouse and 50 was group stop of queens neighborhood

[@Mr432scott]

@@eris9792 lol, those times when dispatch has you split with a guy with 30 stops

[@David_Quinn1995]

5:00 was an interesting one, was it some restricted area?

[@Ur_dailyloser]

I remember my first time doing a flex route. I was on standbye and they gave me 3 diff routes in diff cities and gave me a rental van. We didn’t leave the warehouse until 3 pm. They took 1 route off me, so I ended up with 2. I only delivered 12 stops and then got rescued. I finished at like 6-7ish. Was such a fun day🥲🥲

[@dylansousa5571]

Good video

[@LaosHouse]

thanks dylan

[@y0Relapse]

Ayeee I like that song by Rema too ‼️💪🏾

[@josegarza7719]

Hey bro I just got a call from fed ex delivery driver and am considering trying it since the job I applied for is taking awhile to get my background check done. We’ll see what happens. Hey what type of camera do you use to record your videos?

[@Map_of_Your_Head]

every flex route i ever had was terrible. sure it was less than 50 stops, but they were spread out like crazy

[@Map_of_Your_Head]

that security place... lol a mailroom in one building on that big campus like place?

[@cafelate9515]

Are amazon flex overflow from the DSP? Or packages come in anytime so when DSP drivers are out they use flex drivers?

[@stilllmkp]

1:28 baybiii come downnnj do the come downs or i will siong chriss voin

[@omy360l6]

I work for a dsp , I can make another account to do flex in my personal car?

[@LeonardLuzon]

I think u can

[@coolyojoshl]

Yeah never trust gps, specially when you start getting to dirt areas lol. How doe amazon work? UPS you can bid routes and with enough seniority that will be what you do every day. Amazon got a system like that?

[@LaosHouse]

It's an algorithm that puts you in routes you do fast + how often you do said route

[@OldSchoolGaming4Life]

Super rare to get these AdHoc (Flex) routes) as a DSP driver but when you do… super chill day. Better than dealing with a regular, full sized route. Stops most likely spread out, more drive time, less actual work to do. When you actually get one of these, take it in, and enjoy it! 😁

[@Asce69]

I be taking my time on these lol

[@OldSchoolGaming4Life]

@@Asce69 They’re great, especially when they’re spread across multiple towns. It’s honestly the best! Haha.

[@Asce69]

@@OldSchoolGaming4Life facts lol, and you get a relieve from doing a normal route. More time driving less time getting out lol

[@LaosHouse]

yep. sometimes we need a chill day

[@vova2281]

Man, I like working at my Amazon DSP, however I really hate when every time I have to collect a signature from a customer when I directly hand them their package because my flex app says to do so :c just seeing you leave the packages and walking away makes me want to quit lol

[@nigelcoleman7666]

I take their name, type it in, and draw a line on the pad for the signature. Sometimes, I even use the name for the package. Saves time, never been called out for it.

[@vova2281]

@@nigelcoleman7666 one of my dispatches told me the same thing but I'm not sure if it's legit

[@BruceXLei]

​@@nigelcoleman7666bad habits=bad mentality in long run 😔 It's part of the job.

[@Yowhatuphtx]

@@nigelcoleman7666that’s what I do and others drivers said same lol

[@LaosHouse]

Yeah it was a new update recently. before it just ask for a name

[@awIuf]

If only you were my delivery driver… I’m still waiting a day after a my order was supposed to get here!

[@LaosHouse]

maybe someday

[@kapkhual-le9lf]

So are you saying you can do amazon flex with your company vehicle?

[@nikuppalakakingjiraiya6267]

Hi bro ..I want to ask did amazon raise pay after a period of time like i am watching your videos does they incrase pay rate or same as when you started ?

[@phatstrap8176]

19.75

[@keviningram5232]

How do you get your GoPro to record so long do you just stop it and start it or do you one big video?

[@LaosHouse]

start and stop. Although it can record for long periods of time

[@obeans5164]

On hot days do the cars have AC in them ??

[@loreric6687]

Wassup Chris i been watching your vids for a while and i been really liking your perspective and how u go about the aspects of the job but im mad skeptical because i just see so much negativity about the job so it make me not even apply. Any tips on the job and how to go about it?

[@heytz7751]

a lot of work is tough bro and ours is too but just grind it out. people are weak man i run big boy routes all day everyday and love the job and work, amazon wont pay us to just drive around and do nothing all day. This kinda route in the video is rare as Chris will say, but any job starting pay around 20/ h isn't going to be easy. just grind it one stop at a time and eventually the van is empty and you're driving home

[@RespawnRestricted]

Do you guys ever ring the doorbell I know mine don't even know it's in the notes for every package

[@LaosHouse]

most driver's don't unless I'm in the hood

[@landovercity8659]

It’s just the calm before the storm prime day is coming

[@LaosHouse]

yeah another one unfortunately

[@landovercity8659]

@@LaosHouse our dsp for the XL side is preparing for it

[@janzento5829]

Hey Chris, Can you tell where you order the gloves from?

[@josephbennett3482]

From Amazon , the company has vending machines in some warehouses that have the stuff in which the employees can purchase what they need or the employee can go online to the company site and order the stuff, depending on what way you choose you'll need to use your employee badge number in order to purchase anything because they definitely don't want non-employees getting the stuff and trying to pass off as an Amazon worker just to steal packages.

[@janzento5829]

But I think he had these since he was at FedEx Ground.

[@LaosHouse]

I got them from west marine. look for sailor gloves

[@janzento5829]

Ah damn. I thought they were from Amazon or something. I'm a fellow FedEx Express driver in Vancouver, Canada

[@keannuaquino947]

how come my nursery routes (first day)130stops and they expect me to finish at 4:30🥲 I started at 10:30🥹

[@computerlearingchannel4257]

Did you get paid like how flex driver get paid once they complete the order or was it hourly

[@LaosHouse]

hourly

[@chrisvong9845]

So its a fact the the step vans use more gas than the transit?

[@cryptoandrew333]

id never show my id to some random lady lol id ask if she wants the packages or not. i delivered for a small delivery company once an dnever had to show my id even at bigger cooperation's or loading docks

[@josephbennett3482]

The property is a secured property he is required to show his ID regardless of wearing Amazon delivery clothing and driving a delivery vehicle , if he doesn't show ID he won't get access to the property to deliver his packages and that would be a strike on him for not delivering the customers packages to them , on-time delivery is very important to everyone not just the customer but also the driver and the seller on the site because the driver and the seller could get trouble if the package doesn't get to the customer.

[@josephbennett3482]

The company is also a Pharmaceutical company which manufactures drugs , which is why it's heavily guarded and he had to show his ID.

[@webnologia]

8:16 the pizza, I'm hungry now

[@thedeadbeats2257]

how are you just handing all these packages? it makes me photograph every single one lol

[@ianvelarde8517]

You can select an option that states you delivered it to them by hand. It makes you sign but sometimes I just sign for them

[@Bad4bizbrad]

They tell us not to do that at my DSP. They say never select “handed to customer” or whatever. I guess it’s because there’s been instances of customers saying they hadn’t received their packages, when in fact they did! So we’re required to take photos every time. It blows.

[@chrisvong9845]

Some group stops you can select all the it gives you 3 options, receptionist, mailroom or another safe location pick the last one and bounce

[@thedeadbeats2257]

I check that and it still wants a pic. I did 225 locations yesterday and I think one didn't require a pic. It just sucks when the customer comes out to meet you... because a. The GPS says I'm not in the right spot and we have to walk to the porch anyways and b. Still makes me have them sign . Then they explain to me they've never signed anything. Lol

[@sniperxxx51]

you were being nice to that pizza shop 😂

[@julianrodriguez9748]

Do you get paid by the day or just amount of hours you do?

[@shortafewbolts]

Hey do you got guys older than 50 doing deliveries? need a job. lol.. bad. What the heck, my van is so full with totes and large packages.

[@LaosHouse]

If you can handle it I'd say why not

[@Kinginallday]

how much do you make working as a driver i make 18.5 for working in the warehouse

[@LaosHouse]

right now I'm up $23. check out my pay video

[@jonnjapan09]

Can i wear body cam when i am delivering ?

[@oddlyalex2032]

I love you but man … I walk on someone’s grass and I get “disrespectful to property” lmaooo

[@LaosHouse]

rip. I always get the "delivery was not so good" 😭

[@LordJohn0711]

How many questions you need to pass the exam? Like 37/40 something.

[@LM10DV7Barca12]

ever do country routes?

[@Yowhatuphtx]

I do in Texas and look out for dogs!!!! EVEN if your typically great with dogs, trust me 😂!

[@LaosHouse]

most of the areas around me are suburbs

[@CJBeez1]

Did you get paid per hour or for the whole day?

[@handheldnintendofan]

Trying to get a ride 😂 5:06

[@soonersdevil]

I'd ask where mailroom is...not staying for i.d

[@Lulu-yepeyo]

So I already do Amazon flex how do I get Amazon truck? Lol

[@nighthawk5859]

You're not with FedEx?

[@Agent77X]

Senior living smells inside due to cleaning agents use like that in hospitals!😂!

[@johnjunior22]

I’m starting Monday.

[@joelbenke9127]

you still there?

[@johnjunior22]

@@joelbenke9127 hi yes

[@Kyleman5296]

That's the easiest flex route I've seen any Amazon driver do. When I used to work as a driver at my DSP in Garner, NC Flex routes were insane in stop count. Most flex routes had to be delivered to the Downtown Raleigh area with 80+ stops with 90 packages that were at least 5 minutes apart from each other. Not to mention most flex routes wouldn't be ready until 2 pm at the earliest and my DSP loaded out at 10am. Amazon delivery was fine until I lost my usual route in Clayton and had to do Downtown Raleigh full time lmao.

[@LaosHouse]

that usually how it is. I was expecting more but I'm not complaining

[@Kyleman5296]

@@LaosHouse doing flex routes in downtown Raleigh was literally almost no different than a regular route in downtown and you were starting later. 40 of those 80 stops were literal high rise buildings and luxury apartments that had so many obstacles to get through (no street parking, parking down the road, numerous access codes) it was like doing a normal route same stop count but finishing at 10 or 11 pm (downtown Raleigh is an all day route even for experienced drivers in that area).