Making $__ Per Hour Delivering for Amazon Fresh

Here is my personal experience actually delivering for Amazon Fresh. It was straightforward to register as a driver and once you are accepted (takes forever) you can start accepting jobs.
After doing many many different gig app jobs, Amazon Fresh for sure pays the most at the moment. This is my experience and yours might be different.
Comment below how much did you pull working for Amazon Fresh or Flex I'm curious how my numbers match you guys.
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[@lilladybug137]

My first amazon flex deliveries were a few days ago and you’re right, the employees were soooo unhelpful. You are absolutely on your own. Another amazon flex driver who didn’t speak English helped me thankfully

[@isaaca2312]

This guy is a hustler ! He’s done so many different type of deliveries

[@ceoofmilk2756]

Ok

[@andrewfreeman88]

He does them once just to make a YT video...not the same thing..

[@boldlee2269]

@@andrewfreeman88 ok

[@isaaca2312]

Andrew Freeman that’s still impressive and needs hard work

[@boldlee2269]

@@isaaca2312 ok

[@visoroverwatch3247]

Oh hey, i use Amazon Fresh. The default tip is 5.00, it doesnt matter if your just buying some Milk or 5 bags of assorted goods.

[@agentfactual3803]

Amazon sure include free gas

[@johntuttle5396]

I am a Amazon Fresh user in Boston. FYI - there are two types of delivery - "Door" where driver leaves bags at door and "Attended" where driver "hands off" bags to an actual person at the door. Frozen food comes in insulated bags, ice, in the form of frozen 16 ounce drinking water bottles (free) keeps the food cold for 2 hours. Some people use Fresh to deliver large or heavy items (for example laundrty detergent, paper towels or water/soda. Some people (like me) use the service to have all of their groceries delivered. In either case, a foldable hand truck, cart or wagon (all available on Amazon for $40 to $100) is a wise investment, especially if making deliveries to buildings with elevators. Thanks for the behind the scenes look at Fresh!

[@DD-np4ch]

Why are u only working the jobs one day then giving an earnings report? Try doing the jobs for atleast 2 full weeks then estimate how much you could possibly earn!

[@ErbiumErbium]

D D Very true. Especially with something like this. I wouldn't even really calculate in tips as tips are OPTIONAL, so values change all the time.

[@TzUuup]

Bro he just doing it for the views bro. He aint giving these different services an honest shake. Reyes the entrepreneur is way better when it comes to these. He actually finds people that are successful at it than go behind the scenes with them

[@btlv]

He's giving you an idea, it would be hell if I were doing this for 2 weeks for a video.

[@DD-np4ch]

@@btlv he's still letting people know what they can expect to make based off of 1 days work, some days are better than others and some hours of the day are better, it's like driving a car once and saying you never heard the squeaky brakes and refusing to drive it again

[@TzUuup]

@@DD-np4ch bad comparison. Its like getting smoked on your first day of work bc youre doing everything by the book. Than yah get a coworker to show you the shortcuts and the job becomes alot easier. This guy gives you a 1 day analysis and makes most the jobs look like dog shit. Instead he should find someone who is successful at it and breaks it down their way...

[@RyanEdsall]

Love these. I do DoorDash and have done Postmates & Instacart as well. I used to do those latter 2 with a girlfriend. Insta paid great. But now I’m making $15-20 per hr just doing the DoorDashes as a second job. I also have a full time day job. These holiday days were great. Would love to get Amazon Flex/fresh out in Reno. Keep up the great work!!

[@austindumont5034]

Ryan great hearing you're working the gig economy in reno, was curious how it was out there as im moving there soon out of Cali. great hearing theres a market still.

[@RyanEdsall]

Austin Dumont So far as Reno goes I love it here. But I’ve lived here all my life except when I moved to Camden, NJ in my 20’s. When I came back to Reno around 2008 I finally appreciated the city more. Old Reno & new Reno are meshing quite well with all the new stuff like this and old stuff like strip clubs, gambling etc.. Sorry not quite sure your question. But you can reach me directly on Twitter @rezn as well.

[@lupenunez3984]

Which delivery do you recommend?

[@icecube1212]

Ryan Edsall Hi Ryan do you have Instagram ? Was thinking to move to Reno would love to ask some questions thanks much appreciate it

[@africankid2149]

I couldn’t really care less if the delivery driver walks on my lawn as long as my package is left at my doot

[@boldlee2269]

What is a doot?

[@viralshark]

I don't like strangers going anywhere near my doot....

[@miagi84]

@@boldlee2269 You know a doot doot it's in the song from freur.

[@rawfoodphilosophy7061]

screw it.....save time and walk on the lawn!!!!! Whenever you are shooting videos walk on the driveway, but the rest of the time walk on the lawn. All of the ups, post office, and fed ex people walk on the lawn. Over the course of 8 hours you'll save a lot of time

[@ReyesTheEntrepreneur]

If you're ever down to collaborate, let me know. :) I'll go to you.

[@HowMuchBitcoin]

Hey good to hear from you I'm in Cali next week for like two weeks so let's get something going

[@ciprodriguez]

Boo

[@cookingradar5974]

But Reyeeesssss, What about the gas?

[@BigJdoinBigThangz]

This will be a great colab🔥

[@boldlee2269]

Yooo

[@georgiyalms]

You should do a video about how much you made of these KZbin videos

[@louiee4837]

Gameplay-YT that’s not nobody business. That’s like asking you how much do you get paid

[@HowMuchBitcoin]

I already did look at my video list

[@georgiyalms]

Louiee if that’s nobody’s business why is he putting up how much he’s making through the ride share apps as well as amazon? How is profits that he’s making from KZbin any different?

[@georgiyalms]

How Much? Thanks I’ll check it out

[@TheIdiotChallenege]

@@louiee4837 That's "NOT NOBODY's BUSINESS"?......so it is somebody's business? Do you even English? You make no sense.

[@CoHoOutdoors]

A guy worked there 2.5 years and got a $50 gift and only 15 employees got gifts? And the gift is a product of the company you work for, which is one of the biggest in the world lmao Amazon cheapppp

[@Mikeknz78]

On Black Friday an echo dot was selling for 22 bucks.. so probably cost them even less than that. Hardly generous. If they gave out thousands then cool. But 15.. common

[@jimmypena2442]

Trust me, I've worked for fulfillment for 2 years and only have gotten 10 dollar gift cards on holidays if lucky.

[@josesemino8284]

Bro I work in an Amazon fulfilment center and we don't get bonuses at the end of the year and we don't even get a turkey for Thanksgiving that's sad

[@logknot7867]

Jimmy Peña imagine if the gift card was an amazon gift card 💀

[@martin.o.petrov]

They are not obliged to give gifts AND not all companies do it my man. Amazon might sound cheap to you, but they are improving the delivering methods and timings. So they might be cheap on not giving some big gift or heavy cash to somebody that might work this shit for like 2 days then not work for half an year. I mean these type of jobs cannot build a good employer - employee trust and relationship. And honestly, the idea of those type of jobs - Amazon Fresh, Flex, Lime, etc. etc. is not so much focused on the close relationship. Just get the stuff, deliver/fix/recharge (or whatever the stuff is to be done) and get the money. That's it!

[@alejandracazares5539]

I do instacart, I bought a wagon for orders with several bags/toilet paper/ packs of water, so I dont have to do 2 or more trips, way easier!! I would recommend you get one =) it cost me 38 at Walmart

[@mykala6114]

I love his videos! I am grateful for the one day you spend doing all of these different gigs! I think I am ready for Fresh and Flex! If it does not work, I will be fine!

[@HowMuchBitcoin]

Thanks you!

[@MihadAlzayat]

You have to calculate wear and tear on your vehicle.

[@THEronleon1]

Yeah, like sitting in traffic, on a normal day, five times a week. Commuting at least 15 miles one way, making $14 an hour. I average $35 an hour doing fresh.

[@dmay3391]

The average for a commercial business per mile is: car $0.60, minivan $0.65, full size van $0.70 This includes decades of expense data: depreciation, maintenance, insurances, accidents, consumables, tickets, licensing, etc. Revenue $38. Travel 22.7 miles. Expenses $13.62. A $12.19/hour job. Also, there some unknowns. Did he deliver for 22.7 miles, then drive 11 miles back to Tukwilla from Seattle? That would be $8.89/hour. Did he buy a lunch versus eating at home? If the difference in eating at home vs fast food on the road is $6.00, then he made $5.89 per hour. Anyone that calculates there expense correctly doesn't do these absurdly low wage jobs for it's wage.

[@THEronleon1]

@@dmay3391 sorry it didn't work out for you. It's definitely not for everybody. Just came back from a paid for mini vacation stay in downtown Seattle, got an oil change, battery for my camera, and gas for my next 3 blocks. Did this in 3 days of work with 2 blocks paid in full for just showing up and leaving. Don't spew your negativity this way my guy

[@THEronleon1]

I work these flex jobs with my retired wife and 7 year old son. Nowhere can I work with my family like this and get tax free money, which will be written off for gas and expenses. People like DM seem to want to speak for everyone, maybe because he was terminated or had a bad experience. I finish most my jobs with an hour to spare or get paid to show up and have no packages to deliver. There are pros and cons but don't let people DM make your judgement. Most people like him or her prolly got denied or let go. My time may come, but for now imma make that easy money. One tank of gas lasted 6 blocks, 3 days. My insurance doesn't change, I have no tickets, I budget my meals. So redo your algebra bruh.

[@kellisellers3039]

@@THEronleon1 please tell me how to apply.

[@DJunderground73]

If you ever arrive at the facility and the GPS doesn't recognize you they're tap the help button. there should be option to say that you arrived at the location but not showing in the GPS. Tap that and it should allow you to check in.

[@Andihitshandis]

Your videos help my anxiety so much ♥️

[@HowMuchBitcoin]

I'm happy I can help to chill!

[@Andihitshandis]

How Much? Me too! Thank you so much

[@myoldvhstapes]

You must have ASMR. I don't experience it with side-hustle videos, but I do with straightforward ASMR vids. I discovered it three years ago. I had been capable of that fun, new sensation all my life, but never knew!

[@Andihitshandis]

My Old VHS Tapes idk, I actually get angry af with asmr videos. So I’m not sure what it is haha

[@myoldvhstapes]

@@Andihitshandis: Ha! Interesting.

[@SuperCharger__]

I use a cart that i bought for $20 at my local swap meet to load packages to less trips back and forth, comes in real handy and even got cash tips from customers who were impressed i had one 😉

[@yahya7129]

love these types of videos keep up the good work

[@HowMuchBitcoin]

Thanks in happy you enjoyed it!

[@tyreemason5315]

To be honest I feel really guilty when I'm walking on someone else's lawn. Therefore I just walk on the sidewalk even if you would take me 3 min to get to the front door.

[@Ether-pb5gb]

thanks for walking on the sidewalk. Some people really struggle with their grass, and foot-traffic can make a spot or some spots die for a few years

[@HowMuchBitcoin]

A few years sound extreme to me

[@Ether-pb5gb]

​@@HowMuchBitcoin I'm not sure where you live...but I live in the desert where it is a struggle to grow things. Especially when the sod is fresh or barely seeded, it's important to stay off the grass. And places that are commonly stepped on die fast (look at the Finals matches of wimbledon...look at that dead grass)....Also, you have to keep in mind, it's very expensive to buy sod/sprinkling system/labor. Thousands of dollars. Grass becomes more than grass when that much money is invested. It almost becomes a delicate glass slipper, to be treated with much care, because it took a lot of work and sacrifice to obtain. Just trying to give some perspective

[@shane5385]

I ordered Amazon fresh once, enough groceries to fit in like 2 or 3 bags, they delivered it in like 10 bags lol. 4 bags had 1 single small item in it

[@stacyfoutch3637]

Get a wagon cart for when you have a lot of bags then you can do it in one trip

[@josephcortes6230]

Your awesome. Keep it up. Good luck with your page.

[@onestopshop]

I've been a delivery driver for 8 years & if the path to your doors easiest access is grass then we're walking through your lawn, We stay out of sight & mind. in & out. They have signs for grass & can put it in their notes to not walk across so if you don't care about your grass that much to do so then don't complain.

[@DSherman50]

Don’t you get 100% of the tips? I’m a regular customer of Prime Now and understood that a $5.00 tip is required on every order, and I frequently pay more on larger orders. You had six deliveries so it stands to reason your tips should equal $30.00. I hope I’m not to learn that I’m tipping Amazon. Also, when I ask that groceries be delivered to my door, not just left outside, I give the driver an additional cash tip of a few dollars. I’m a bit concerned that you put some orders in your trunk while still having a 30 minute drive before delivering your first order. Think about the customer who bought refrigerated and frozen food and fresh produce which may well be in transit for two hours riding in a trunk. There was serious melting issues with my first order and insulated bags didn’t seem to make a difference. The thought of a four hour block with perishables really turns my stomach which is likely why blocks are two hours long. I learned to schedule early mornings during warmer days. So then, what’s up with you not getting all your tips? That’s bullshit.

[@porschematt991]

I work for Amazon too in the central operation building, I’m the dispatcher. It’s a much more pleasurable job for sure, after having worked in the warehouse and also trying flex as well

[@PassportGods]

How'd you become a dispatcher

[@Shaniloka369]

Its nice to see you were not upset to see the drive was 31 miles. Keep up the good work with a happy smile.👍😉 I hope you get $100

[@nicks8991]

I use my car for cable box pickups, and online it says you cannot deduct the 58 Cents a mile anymore unless you are a business owner. Boss told me

[@courtneylee9711]

I'm not sure what your talking about sir I work in the same areas as you and make way more delivering packages. Just the other day I saw a 152 for 4 hrs which is 38 an hr but typically you get done an hour early which equates to over 50 an hr. I take Puyallup package blocks for 98 takes me just over 2hrs to complete. You never take base pay wage you wait and keep refreshing looking for surged orders those orders pay much much more. During the snow storm in Seattle there was a $485 for 5 hrs if you get it done early that's $100 bucks an hour dude. Tips vary greatly your much better off with a guaranteed payout.

[@estherrosa317]

People don't realize that wear and tear on your car is a tax deduction..so if your phone, gas, miles, food you eat while on the road. Even ppl with money will do this for a tax deduction. Keep hustling!!!

[@Bad4Good2]

5:38 “she better tip” 😂

[@SF-fb6lv]

Don't people tip you? I tip $5. Cost of driving: Gas, maintenance, depreciation (especially new car), opportunity-cost-of-tying-up-capital-in-the-car-versus-investing-it-in-stock-market (this is huge), exposure to tickets, cost of car wash, insurance, interest payments, exposure to accidents...all this I figure $1 per mile; don't be thinking cost of driving is 'just gas'.

[@laundromatlot]

You should be getting at least $30 tips for 6 deliveries, since Amazon Fresh defaults to at least $5 tip per delivery, regardless of how small the order it. Seems like you had bad tippers who manually adjusted the tip amount down or flat out didn't tip.

[@kellisellers3039]

I order fresh anf there is nowhere in the app to tip

[@dianamartinez870]

Yes i have to give tips cash beacuse it only shows 5 dollar tips sometimes and sometimes it doesnt show

[@Mikeknz78]

What about the drive back home. You are 30mins away.. Surely that doubles the mileage.

[@johntran7021]

i like doing amazon flex but i hate choosing hour....so i stick with doordash and can work whenever i feel like it and Not have to schedule any block lol

[@HowMuchBitcoin]

Good luck

[@KNBARON]

I only do flex Whole Foods...average 28.66 an hr...with tips... your mileage and gas is tax deductible . I average 21.00 after taxes plus deductions

[@nicks8991]

ADVENTURE Xperience Employees can't deduct the .58 cents a mile anymore because of the new tax laws. It's only if your employer reimburses you for it.

[@KNBARON]

Nick what law is this ...

[@Biker65]

Love your shirt.

[@dylanl9532]

This channel is genius.

[@onejillpickle]

LOL. I thought about the lawn in your last Amazon Flex video.

[@symonemance4263]

I live in Seattle. It’s so cool knowing exactly where your shooting from. Nice video! How do you know to only choose the Amazon fresh in the app?

[@steveb.3057]

Tafsik eem hamisim. These gig economy jobs don't pay enough to owe.

[@dmay3391]

For gig economy you have to something more to make money. Like revenue from youtube for videoing it, or take advantage of selling others things while your doing the delivery.

[@nathan9048]

4:46 is a nice bit of driving

[@maximusfreeman9646]

A 37$ order ,you get 15$ tip ? Wow that's impressive really I don't tip at all on amazon fresh , not because I don't want to or I'm cheap but I'm extremely poor and on heavy debts as well ...but I feel like a shit for not tipping.

[@StevenSantanaR]

Love your channel! Keep it up!

[@B1gth1gs]

How Deliver for Amazon fresh..how do you sign up

[@binyamj]

Amazon fresh does have a warehouse in North Seattle. It doesn’t make sense that they sent you down South to deliver close to the North pickup location.

[@surfbug1]

Stay off the FUKKIN LAWN!!!!!😂😂😂😂. GOOD JOB MAN nice vid!

[@AhmedHamed-qs1yb]

I am working Amazon Flex in San Diego it's very very bad here in San Diego I am work 2-hour I take 28 backeg just for $45

[@BosnianAJ]

I love watching your videos man make more make more

[@TheKrjack]

You forgot the toll for the tunnel - that would be anywhere from $1 to $2.25 one way with a windshield pass.

[@oBseSsIoNPC]

wait, you can give tips? I wonder if you can do that for prime as well. I would rather give an extra $5 bucks for a speedy delivery on a already cheap product and help out the drivers. Perhaps that opens up the market for drivers a bit more too. HAVE TO CHECK THAT OUT

[@chrisragona3945]

It's only a matter of time until Amazon figures out how much people are making and it will change to average Amazons wage.

[@Timber_wolf85]

are you still doing these deliveries? this video helped. I had never done the Amazon fresh deliveries. I just been doing the packages. I am thinking of doing the fresh ones also. You posted this video about a month before I moved to Seattle.

[@SenpaiLuna]

Dude do you live in Seattle or Pasadena? I'm so confused your videos keep switching between these 2 cities. It looked like you moved from Pasadena CA to Seattle Washington but you uploaded videos not to long ago where you were back in Pasadena. I'm in Pasadena myself that's why I'm curious not trying to pry to much into your personal life

[@clar331]

Anthony Luna haha I’m so confused too, I’m guessing he go back and forth maybe for family or job related stuff

[@codybear4you]

I’m from Pasadena ! Small world! I moved to the east coast but used to live right by PCC.

[@jasonlovesmusicreacting882]

@Camaro 1968 lol where in MA? I lived there nearly my whole life.

[@mhinkle82]

Good to know Fresh drivers don't know how much tip I give them until after they make the delivery.

[@motorcyclemichael2182]

If itsa female, i givem the whole tip 😮

[@TheBigBentley911]

People who complain about walking on grass have issues.

[@boldlee2269]

Nobody likes dirt in their grass man

[@GlitterPetite]

I'm ready to did this too!

[@no9to518]

Your better then CABLE 😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@MC-ph7gr]

Hi. I want to work in Miami as an Amazon Flex driver. Can you still get a job as an Amazon Flex driver even if you city is not a recruiting city. Thx

[@valvarado80]

How do you start driving for Fresh? Do you have to already be an Amazing driver for flex or something? Thanks in advance man.

[@catluva74]

I'm not giving fresh any business. The driver for regular Amazon marked a package as delivered when they never showed up. Amazon promised to make it right but we'll see.

[@yolandafuentes8907]

How do I get to start working to deliver for Amazon fresh packages, I heard you can make good money? Please reply I need to know. Thanks. Keep up the good work you do!

[@jasoncorr7193]

Hey try your best to get an Amazon fresh 4 to 6 hour shift that would be really interesting to watch great vlog 👍🏽👌🏽

[@HowMuchBitcoin]

They never offer it though

[@nathan9048]

Some people think of u walking over their grass as if u just walked over there flowers.because they spend so much time looking after it.

[@scumbagsteve5029]

Flex drivers need to be trained. Since it's typically never the same driver. I had a delivery on a Saturday while I was out of town. Another delivery on Sunday and the driver left the package he delivered and stole the package dropped on Saturday. Got it all on camera. Amazon refunded me the amount paid and shipped another unit.

[@heisworthy7308]

What's wrong with stepping on the lawn.

[@nancylee6893]

You saved me from flex that looks stressful as hell

[@alexponce3063]

It’s actually easy and they pay more now 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@deepinthestreets5351]

I appreciate you doing the video instead of shopping. Buy a yellow vest at 99cent store. Construction workers buy them. You'll blend. In. So I think. Good luck bro. Like gang 465

[@sleepypisceslove1586]

You're a sweetheart. Great video's. Perfect amount of info. Question, do u get pad that day?

[@kevinburrell3359]

I will never order from Amazon fresh again. horribly slow as hell! I'm starving 😥

[@hydrodjinn4524]

So they sit your food out on a rack out in the open instead of a freezer for 2+ hours?

[@jurnee-y]

And if you have to make more than trips sometimes, why don’t you just get one of those collapsible wagon?

[@aubreymartin1412]

Always grinding!

[@scoty_does]

Do you see the tip amount when you pick up the order? There is a five dollar fee for a tighter window or a free two hour window. Do you get that money or is it absorbed by amazon? Id rather tip the driver than amazon for a 1 hour window.

[@followthewhiterabbit8561]

anyone know the answer to this?

[@erxfav3197]

You didn’t factor in the cost of gas to get back home.. and to get to the place either... I think delivery drivers often skip these parts when considering their pay etc... As well as having to save some money for taxes at the end of the year... Of course employers/companies want to get people on board, so many times they exaggerate earnings and don’t state the other expenses and risks of these jobs.

[@erxfav3197]

run teldat oh really? Since when? So you get to travel to work for free without risks? You must be very important... Work commute should ALWAYS be taken into account... Only a wishful thinking unaware perhaps willfully ignorant individual doesn’t think of these things... Optimism and foolishness are two totally different things... And this is especially true when dealing with these small of wages... And using your own vehicle etc Only children ignore factors.. Adults, scientists and professionals are prudent

[@erxfav3197]

run teldat sounds like someone has a shitty attitude and lacks common sense... Do you know what practicality is? Do you know we’re not speaking about taxes? Or are you just trying to defend your sad little ego at all costs?

[@erxfav3197]

run teldat if you want to ignore what actually exists and pretend like it doesn’t, that is up to you... However, for sober minded and realistic responsible thinkers, all factors need to be and will be considered. Pretend like other factors don’t exist if you wish, Just don’t try to blind other readers or viewers from the reality of things... The Truth is, most people will be getting the lower end of the stick because there ware not cognizant of the little things these companies don’t like to mention and the other factors most people ignore. Ie commute, wear and tear, risks for your vehicle etc Most people will not keep in mind or save their money for things like vehicle repairs, new vehicle, new tires, taxes etc

[@erxfav3197]

run teldat oh and yeah mr shitty attitude and fragile ego, the author of this video mentioned he had to drive far to his deliveries.. this is part of the commute no one talks about.. both money and time.. And if someone did have a less than favorable commute, you would be quite the ass for talking to them that way... shows pretty clearly your character and again fragile ego.. defensive to the limit... Hate to imagine what kind of person really needs to comment on a comment stating something others might be missing... Wonderful character aye

[@redwolfexr]

@@erxfav3197 For mileage tracking for expenses you cannot count the commute. For this case its from home to where he picks up and home from his last delivery. (unless he has to go back to the facility - the IRS has VERY nit-picky rules about this) For this video I agree, he should have included those for gas cost at least. Fixed costs like insurance and registration are not really a factor unless you are counting the cost difference between "personal" and "commercial use" insurance. He already owns the vehicles and pays those costs anyway. I have been told .12 a mile is pretty much the maint-only average and that seems about right to me. (tires/oil/brakes ect) If you are using a 10+ year old vehicle then you don't really need to factor in depreciation. Unless the commute to the "warehouse" is extremely long then its a null factor, since every job has one. For the purpose of what he was doing though, this was probably the best way to do it. Everyone's commute and fixed costs are going to be different. The pay/process of doing this job is the "same" for everyone after they get to the warehouse.

[@kevh5612]

Who care if someone walks on lawn

[@Andihitshandis]

Yeah really

[@ASH-se6kr]

how many blocks you can do a day as part time job especially if you do it after 3pm ? like whole food or Wearhouse packages or both if I can do one of each every day as part time after 3pm? Thx

[@jossenelkhoury287]

A those tips are taxable becouse customers paid with credicards. Amazon will reported

[@mklie168]

How can i choose on the app if i would to work with amazon fresh delivery?

[@allthingslashawnda9685]

Thats pretty good! Way better than Uber and Postmates! lol

[@DJunderground73]

Great video. Where did you get the hat?

[@Samsung_knight]

How do you apply for this.

[@Wreck_Em]

Yo, I would HATE to be your tax consultant. Trippin!

[@Blackmenace7]

Nah fam, they be charging for each 1099 filed these days.

[@medbed4521]

Wym?

[@NateMillerErhu]

Where can I sign up?

[@mikenewyork3485]

It’s too long wait for Application approved still waiting! how can get axis for app bro ?

[@kellisellers3039]

How did you apply?

[@WWETHROWBACKWILSON]

How do u sign up for amazon fresh! I have amazon flex is it on the same app? Is it on the category of whole food? Also can u cash out the same day

[@GigTube]

you should team up with Gig Nation if you're both in Seattle.

[@rogerthornsby7074]

Great video, where did you get that hat?

[@OriginalCovfefe]

Do amazon fresh delivery drivers have trolleys or carts to use if there is a ton of groceries for an address?

[@shahroom6937]

I m courier from Amazon in Dubai, I delivered 134 shipments in 8 hours, I'm faster than u brother

[@LAC32Griffin]

So what? Want a cookie 🍪?

[@boldlee2269]

Ok

[@johnnywang206]

"Amazon Flex team, fix that".... hahahahahahahahahahahaha, so naive

[@shirleyogston2332]

You can leave the orders in front of the customer's home. Is that acceptable?

[@firecracker2009]

Amazon Fresh people usually give shitty tips in comparison to Whole Foods. Can use foodstamps for Fresh now so that may be why.

[@mb5101]

How can we tip the delivery person?

[@BigBobbyRayz]

@How much is this different from amazon flex. If so, what does the this app look like? Thank

[@rss608]

Most folks go to a new work location early to find where they will work so as to not to start late. Where is your vest from last episode? Staying off the landscape is for your protection, that way you won't fall and break a leg. Fed miles is how most contract drivers figure their deductions unless you are full time and have a 2nd car for personal and recreational use. I think you made more per hour because you are fooling around with the camera instead of working. At least this time you didn't have the dog in the car with peoples food.

[@jefferyw4867]

Nice job on the video. I am sure those who are interested in doing something like this found your video quite helpful

[@DJunderground73]

Also a Foldable dolly is a must have.

[@stevek343]

I did the Amazon fresh trucks, suck ass big time i quit in 2 days. The route with the time frame they give you was impossible to do.

[@HowMuchBitcoin]

You got paid by the hour or per job? And how much?

[@ridertho2026]

What are the taxes like? And car insurance? And vehicle requirements?