Hey bro has ur vans smelled like gas through the vents cause it's making certain people including myself sick

Yes, I'm currently working as a driver right now. I have been with Amazon for 3 years, but this company I have been here since February.

Been to 3 with flex but only one as DSP. Btw, is that van a vauxhall/Opel? We only have ford/Merc/Merc electric in the UK. Btw, our start time can be as late as 12.30pm it sucks haha

@@ThomasMcDonald-tm5msmy first delivery isn’t till about 12 o clock. Our dsp used to start at 9 am. Good times lol

No I work at the delivery station part time putting packages in tote bags. What's Wawa. California doesn't have wawa. How much does driver make an hour. We make 21.00 at DS.

Agreed

Yeah we have hour and 20 mins and hour and 40 min drives out of town upto 175 stops. I lucked out gave me my home town as a route

Just don’t go in with high expectations…

Just don't give up u got this 💪

Oof I feel your pain back when I was trying to become a baker I almost cried lol but I kept at it and became a cake designer then left that to be a truck driver for a local hospital I guess what I'm trying to say is things might not go as planned but will work out eventually

Just stay on indeed and apply there may be several warehouses around you each with several dsp and they're hiring all the time.

Don't give up! Eventually you'll get your dream job. Amazon DSPs are always hiring. The company will always need new drivers and I'm sure you will do great especially since you will love what you do. We need more people like you in our world.

same!

yeah it was different from the usual grind. always trying to make the best of things

stay safe out there!

wishing you the best!

just wait lmao

@julianowen6670 😆

125-130 stops is a good number of stops. Glad you're enjoying it

Residential is pretty easy.. Stop and go really. Apartments suck.. especially those with coded entries, where there is no information about access codes, and you can't get in touch with the costumer,.. even when they request it to be delivered to their door. Then, there is the amazon locker.. which, is really cool actually!! When.. it will accept the package that is supposed to be delivered to it. If if doesn't, for whatever reason.. there is a bit of a song and dance you have to go through. If the property has an office, like an apartment complex.. you can likely drop it off there,.. but then you have to get in touch with "driver support" to confirm that the package was delivered. Returning a package is a BIG no-no with my DSP.. I had a stop today, which made no sense to me at all. It was in a tailor park.. not knocking the complex or anything. But, it was supposed to be delivered to lot 26, when it was pinned on the other side of the complex at lot 129. I tried calling them, texting them.. waited a few mins.. etc. The thing is, unless you kinda "force it" .. or go through driver support.. you cannot "deliver" a package outside of a maybe 25 yard area of the "pin".. (where its supposed to be according to.. whoever placed the "pin") Its really not a bad gig,.. I still kinda like it. Time goes by pretty fast, because your always on the move! But, .. it does have its headaches. Every job does though.. roll with the punches, and keep pushing forward..

thanks Santos!

Chicago is a nice city (in the part I went too 😁) Appreciate the support

I just started working for a DSP in Chicago I hope I don’t get sent to the city.

Yeah they say that until u look at the screen and u were in the yellow 😂

probably not as bad as you. The smell in the concrete jungle when it's hot outside 😣

Showing you all of Jersey haha

let's get it 💯

ayyy. we should always try different things!

​@@LaosHouseyes like selling amazon our soul

Plus actually having quality benefits and can make a lot of money while still having that weekly pay structure

How would I go about this route? Could I afford it if I’m just working 3 days at Amazon a week?

@@73roken just take a class is less than $100. You can work a year trucking and save up and go back to a 9-5 job but not killing yourself since you have money already saved

just driving and cruising

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we we're almost sent to Brooklyn

@@LaosHouse oh hell nah lol.

Nice to see you here , I watch your videos also

Ewww FedEx

Facts broooooo I just like to get it over with and not slow down 😂

it be like that for me somedays

💯

thanks krystianite

lmao you wouldnt think that after doing it i promise

@@InsaneAspect xD

Delivering in the rain is the worse

feet need to be dry it needs to NOT STOP or it becomes humid and miserable you have a hat to keep your head dry but if all those things are true I preferred the rain over getting beat up by the heat and sun

@@frb5237 oof. it's cool to hear from people that have experienced it and see why they do/don't like it.

thanks Dylan

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@@LaosHouse love your videos tho

Because it is, dsps that were there moved to Bordertown

praying for you 🙏

the delivery notes be old most of the time

Is that djr5 he's at?

I hope so too. pray for me 🙏

we have something called recycle routes that start that late

Yeah some stations are strict af, but you can change that shirt once you finish loading out and leaving the building.

all the stations I went to just need the vest

And now that I’m watching this, you’re basically doing the route I did on the latest shift I did.

yeah. the guy told me where they're moving. I don't blame anyone quitting

🙂

Maverick?

@@katpyss lasmile

well when they get left in the hallway of an appartment complex that doesn't help either.

you need to see!

yep. sometimes it long days here

Everyone needs to check out WaWa once in their lifetime. I recommend the breaded chicken cutlet

I had a rescue so it was actually around 150 stops (I camera messed up when I got the rescued 😭)

Do your vans smell like gas through the vents?

@@kingnickgaming3148 havent experienced that

Well, ur lucky, bro. And u plan on. Making amazon ur career, I'm only asking because u make KZfaq videos from driving with amazon.

I’m 3rd

@@crazygamingyt7245 OK do you have a PlayStation?

ayyy. thanks

It depends on the DSP and if it's peak season. If you finish early sometimes you might have to do a "rescue" which is when you help another driver with some of their packages. If it's peak season then you can expect to be delivering for 9,10 even 12 hours. The good thing is Amazon doesn't want their drivers out past 9pm so you could possibly work 9am to 9pm sometimes.

@@MrHuff05 I believe he's asking if you're paid by the hour, which includes drive time back to the station?

@@0xBULLgogi yes drivers get paid hourly which includes drive time back to the station.

go home early or do rescues. Rescues will be my next video topic

All packages if you"re really behind they send a rescue, i quit after 3 weeks lol. Chicago city routes were terrible

@VeNoMz133 lol I can't imagine doing this in Chicago. I do flex in Cincinnati and getting sent to the ghetto is unnerving

@@emfromthechi ayy I was a cinci flex driver for awhile too. Start my first solo day at a DSP here on Sunday. Flex routes are REALLY spread out compared to DSP routes. So with flex you drive like 5 miles between stops but with DSP it is like 1 block each time. So the flex routes take waaay longer for fewer stops.

@schukls993 makes sense, so you'd have a lot more packages. If I lived in Cincy I would def look into becoming a dsp, I was only there for a month to visit and decided to take up some flex routes

He seems to be driving an Amazon van has to clock in before driving van!

almost never

I always feel like they're too long 😅