Did you guys get any good deals during Prime Day? How is the week for all my fellow Amazonians?

I have a lot of respect for you guys, long hours, terrible weather, questionable working conditions. Keep up the awesome work and let's work for better pay and benefits

I'm one of those costumers who actually choses most of the times to get all my purchases in 1 box unless the delivery days are very far apart and now that I hear from an actual delivery driver that it's much better for them I'm glad to have chosen it many times!!

I have nothing but respect for you and what you do with Amazon. As an ex-fullfillment employee (2018-2020) those years working was some of the worst experiences on my mental health.

So much respect and thankfulness for all of you guys at Amazon. Clifton, NJ here. When I get a chance to catch you before you leave at least I always offer cold water and cold Gatorade. You guys make life easy for Amazon’s customers doing a very hard job.

I both apologize and thank *ALL* the Amazon drivers. I have contributed to Prime day, unfortunately. So *THANK YOU* for all your hard work and service, drivers. Much love ❤

Used to work at Amazon as a delivery driver then got promoted up to Lead Dispatch and let me just say that working for Amazon sucks on both ends. As a driver you have to deal with making sure that you do whatever you can to finish your route. If you are falling behind slightly then you will get a call from dispatch asking why. Depending on the route you have also will decide how your day is going to go. If you have an apartment heavy route, meaning only apartments on your route, then your day is close to being ruined. The reason I say this is because Amazon loves to stack their stops sometimes, so even though you have 156 stops for the day you could have a lot more with Amazon grouping stops together, so you could have one stop on one side of the street and the other stop on the other side of the street, with it being 1 complete stop. So what could be 156 stops is actually over that amount. As a Lead Dispatcher, I did everything I could to make sure that I fought for my guys and voiced out a lot of concerns that I had for my drivers, however all Amazon cares about is how packages are getting delivered. Driver sprains ankle oh well how is that drivers route gonna be covered? Now you are forcing drivers whom already killed their own route having to go and take packages off the route that is behind or can’t be finished. You would think as the most profiting business in America that they would do a better job taking care of their workers.

YOU DIDN'T GET ANY OVERFLOW WOOWWWW IVE BEEN GETTING 50 OVERFLOW 25 BAGS ALL PRIME WEEEEEEK

Bruh it's crazy to see drivers with broken glass on their company phones when you consider how much amazon makes lol

First off thanks for your hard work! Also as a long time prime customer, I always pick less trips with fewer boxes but Amazon still delivers everything in separate boxes! So it’s not always our fault, Amazon system sucks! Some items ships from different warehouses yet Amazon will give options of ship in same of fewer boxes. It’s not always customers fault my dude.

Worked as a packer. I quit on my second week in late November. I have nothing but respect for anyone that has lasted there.

Amazing production value on this video! I value the ways that you take your time to set up certain shots to give us a really nice and seamless experience - Thank you!

I ordered during Prime day but I didn't need my stuff right away, so I took the extra couple percent discount (I think I got 7% instead of 5%) and let y'all deliver it this week. Thank you for all the work by the way.

You seem like an awesome person man, I bet you could get a position at a much better place with your attitude and work ethic! But hey, if you enjoy it then that is what matters most. Thanks for all you do, and your insanely positive outlook.

Keep up the good work, I know its hard working a job like this and managing to film, edit, and interact with your fans! You got this.

Great content. Thank you for what you do. It looks tough and can’t imagine the heat. But You make the job look fun and you stay positive. Thank you again. Be safe

your vibe and hustle inspires ,keep up the solid work. Cheers from Austin TX. Your awesome.

Last week was a doozey for sure. My heaviest day to date was 200 stops (245 locations) with 394 packages. My EDV is in the stop so I was in a regular Transit... Keep up the great content!

What a swanky Chanel! Cool seeing what most of us don’t see, especially since it’s one allmost all of us use! I know my family will utilize the group packaging more often than not, glad to see it helps out even a bit

As a Amazon driver myself, prime week was really rough for us. 400+ packages a day for the whole week. I work an extra day for overtime as well. And seeing you in the CDV van just reminds me how much I hate those vans. Also able to drive with the bulkhead and the door open, youre lucky, we cant. But I want to say, your organization is very good. The best way to get the day done, is know where you packages are for your next stop before you even get there! Well done.

I'm a picker at a fulfillment center. The work was actually pretty chill. Because I think we had 190 pickers. And the work was very distributed, and the conveyor belt kept getting over stuffed with totes

Prime day is rough...but the holiday season is a circle of hell. Our branch split half the drivers to work a 12pm-9pm shift for 10 weeks solid in dead winter in the hilliest area of the state. 20-30 degree weather at night and getting paid less because they gave us less packeges and forced us into part time so no gaurenteed pay hours. Not to mention that when I sprained my ankle, I was put on soft suspension so they could avoid paying me for 2 weeks while I was injured because their van step stool failed out on me. No sueing option since my manager would have to aprove it and he basically kept saying since it wasnt on camera it didnt count. Not to mention customers treat drivers like unironic slaves, yelling and screaming at us, making us wait while they call our managers, or blocking us in with cars and just seemingly trying to crash the vans on the highway with break checks and weaving. I quit without warning on week 2 of the night-shift changes. The company, the customers, the long hours low pay, it's not human.

bro i respect the crap out of you for doing this thank you so much working hard as hell too what an inspiration

Love your attitude. Thank you to all the Amazon Drivers....This was my first look into a day in the life, especially on prime day week (which btw, this year sucked, didnt buy shit)

someone give this guy a raise because he's out here doing good for everyone and being so positive though out a crazy day

Thank you for delivering my packages. You and all the delivery drivers are my true hero's. As far as Prime day I have always thought the deals were pretty lack luster. Worse than Black Friday. Like all this no name crap that I would never really want is on sale for $20.00 cheaper... Does not feel like a deal or anything.

Appreciate learning about your work. What you do is valuable and helps loads of people that don't have time or ability to get the things they need.

Third week on the job. Have been busting my ass trying to fly through stops... now they have me in the most difficult areas of my DSP everyday... and peak is just around the corner. Hoping they take care of me after peak, meaning they keep me on routes post peak. Like you said, your videos get me better prepared than any of their training. Keep it up man, love all of the videos!!!

I laughed out loud when you signed that card.. Jackie needs all the help she can get…PS- training was terribly boring and super useful, a perfect storm of boredom and helpful.. Stay safe!

First off thank you for all your hard work that you put in in Prime Day and also in regular days as well. It is a physically challenging job for sure. On the flip side of the coin, for a lot of consumer goods companies, Amazon Prime Day is an important date in the calendar especially in Western Geographies where Amazon sales are significant revenue drivers. Prime day competes with other important dates such as black friday week, back to school period and christmas holidays. Please do not underestimate the amount of work and amount of crazy planning, investing, monitoring and analyzing (the results) being put to plan for the sales of these products that you are delivering. All the best 😊

I love your attitude toward your work !!

Thank you for providing an insight from the drivers perspective, As a Wearhouse associate this time is definitely one of the harder times as we are Required to work 60h work weeks 10h/6d. Thank you very very much for your look from the drivers perspective.

It's crazy because even working at UPS like I do, we still get the extra busy days during prime week. People will schedule their vacation weeks on Prime week just to avoid it all. That being said, I'm sure we don't have it as bad as what Amazon employees have to go through.

I remember working at Amazon. Was both a driver and their fleet mechanic. All my drivers knew that if you tipped me $5, I would personally tell dispatch to give you the vans with cool AC. Or if they gave me $10, I would refill the AC and take time from mechanic work to hand deliver them ice cold waters and cold water rags. Hopefully you have someone who would do that for you all ahaha

Thank you for your hard work!

Yo Chris! I actually got the DJI Mini 3 Pro too on Prime day! It comes this Friday (later today) and i cant wait to get some nice views on my route 😁 Here in Oregon has also been around 120-160 stops but a heck alot of group stops and packages.

That delivery truck looks so much better than the ones I ever drove when I worked for Amazon, damn. 💀

I feel for ya bro, amazon driver here in AZ and prime is brutal but we keep pushing cause the world needs hero's, making people happy is probably what gets me through the routes, not gonna lie but way jealous of the warehouse set up. Keep doing what your doing, please.

Love the positive energy bro 🫡

i dont work for amazon delivery anymore but i do enjoy the vidds that pop up on my feed. There's tons of cons as a driver, since you dont directly work for amazon, a 3rd party company. but it was nice feeling going thru the routes and getting thanked and tipped as well. 2021 holiday I was tip around 200$ for the month. a nice month.

I always choose 1 package but it almost never comes in 1 box at least 2-3. I assumed it was because of warehouse differences but idk haha. Thanks for having this as your job and sharing us your day to day experience :)

I actually started working at Amazon as a driver on the 11th. The 12th I was on my own and was not given a nursery route 😂

Mucho respect for all AMZ delivery workers. I love you guys. Great video my friend.

My back hurts from this video 😂 I worked delivery for Amazon during the Christmas season a year ago, and the hardest part for me was organization and mapping out my routes more efficiently.

I truly have respect for you guys cause I tried this and getting like 200+ stops while not getting out of the station for a good 2 hours (paid but still I could be working on my route) is damn near impossible

I worked at fedex freight and I remember one time this really nice lady ordered this massive build it yourself patio thing. Weighed like 1300 pounds and wanted it in her garage. I normally gauge how much I am willing to help a customer by how they greet me and she was really nice so I put it in her garage with some effort but it was all worth it because she gave me a crisp 100 dollar bill. That is the most I have even been tipped for making deliveries.

I feel for you bro.. I’ve been choosing to have Amazon deliver on my Selected day so that everything comes all at once. Saves the hassle of multiple trips. Stay safe out in that heat bro as well.

This guy is so optimistic and positive. I love it. lol

Being at Amazon for 2 years pushed me to work hard to get back to a corporate job. I commend you though. 🙏🏽🙏🏽

Funny seeing him walk up to a house with a stack of packages, and there are already 2-5 Amazon packages sitting there. I think I did my normal look through Vine and didn't look for any good deals, the drone was a super good deal, looking forward to some drone shots.

You on fire Lao. You're getting alot of amount of views on your videos. Congrats. You're going to be a famous KZfaqr.

Great pick up on the DJI Mini 3 Pro, you're going to love it.

Bro I’m a flex driver also and I be getting up to 132-200 packages per day. I usually do 10 hr days 5-6 days out the week and 12-20 bags. The money is definitely good. I’ve only worked here for a month and been trying to better my life while I have the chance yk

I have never ordered from Amazon in my entire life. But, thinking about how many people order more packages then nearly 10000 days I have lived. Surprises and saddens me, it also puts in perspective what I use without even using Amazon to order items or buy groceries.

keep up the work man !!!! your awesome!!

Im glad you got a tip. I do furniture delivery and we get tipped regularly for a decent amount. Really adds up

Big 💵 your way man! Crushed it!

As someone who has to stow and stage these orders when i say I’m exhausted from these 12hr shifts is an understatement 😭

stumbled across your channel, great vid love the way you edit .

Another Amaz Chris in the world. Nice to see.

I’ve now been at Amazon now for about a week, 4th day on my own today but started last week during prime week but we got the nursery routes so it’s been good for now lol 😂😎

As a UPS preloader, I would love for them to adopt the tote system. The back of the truck gets so cluttered/full it's hard to keep packages organized for the drivers. We also had more people call in sick during prime week than usual. No repercussions though, thanks union. (I do generally side with the union though on most things)

I've never seen otr done inside the building before, so this was an interesting video to watch.

what a grueling job. thank you for your work

This seemed like my normal days! I was getting 18-22 bags with 40-65 OF and this was back in May! I'm glad my DSP owners decided not to renew their contract tbh.

This is not bad, i used to delivered for Amazon i always get 199 stops doesn’t matter it’s a prime day or not. Since i did it like ~50 packages per hour i ended up have to rescue those lazy people out there after my route. So i ended up delivered more than 250+ stops every day. Also those cat litters are hell

7:45 Beautiful homes, especially the house @10:18. Glad you survived that hot day, I’m in the Central Valley in California and it’s still so hot, it’s hot and humid in L.A. where my mom lives but she lives closer to the ocean, I’m jealous lol 😒… But I think all of the U.S. is having one big heatwave. It’s dry where I live, not much humidity or none at all. Humidity is the worse during the summer. Stay cool! 😁

thanks for what you do homie!

its was like 100 plus degrees down in florida. Good thing we didn't need to follow EoC because amazon let us leave our engine on because of this heat

I’ve been working at Amazon since March and had my first prime week as an Amazon Warehouse Associate. I worked ten, ten hours days with 1 day off. This was mandatory. I work as a picker, but I do tradition picking which is entirely walking amongst the aisles in the mods, all day. I walk about 10 miles a day. Two 15 minute breaks and one 30 minute lunch. It’s not fun 😂

That's pretty cool your Load out station is inside. Mine is under a huge awning type thing that's outside. Prime for me was all in the step van. I was doing 160-175 stops, 289 packages with 25-35 OF.

I been with my DSP for 2 weeks and love it. We had a guy who had to deliver 8 boxes of cat litter 😅. But then Fijis man, I tell you what! They give you a workout. Love the videos, keep it up!

I’m certainly in the 1%, then. I always opt for the “when it gets here, it gets here” shipping option (which is typically the ‘free shipping’ option coincidentally), and never buy on or around Prime Day to not add crap to you drivers’ already-busy routes. Huge props to you drivers (and the warehouse/picker workers); it’s not a job type I could do anymore.

I'm picking at work rn, my Amazon Prime week went well. I picked a hell of a lot of items, my arm was hella sore on the last day. I voice an opinion a couple weeks ago about the fans being missing and cheap on the stations. Today I came in and they installed a bunch of small industrial fans on each station and they work very well I'm so happy about it. Today they also gave out sodas and hotdogs. It's been a good experience for me so far. Had MET as well. The 11 hours and 50 minute days was cool but the 5th extra day was rough. Overall I had no complaints. I got paid good! :)

Haha I just started at Amazon dsp maybe a week before prime, so far I love it. Definitely beats ups by a mile, Atleast the warehouse. I’m loving the 4 days a week 10 hour shifts

I used to work FedEx as a package handler. Shit was terrible since it's during the cold, so everything felt numb. Sorts were long and grueling on the back. Especially since we had a trailer dubbed "The Chewy Trailer" due to it being exclusively Chewy boxes. Big ass props to you guys for delivering during the summer.

it wasn't fun with 16 totes and 48 overflow in the white van. bro i suffered, but survived lol

The 16th was my first day at my DSP & idk how I feel about it lol. We deliver to Brooklyn and it’s nothing like how you do it. We load up like 20 packages/envelopes on a dolly and spend like an hour or two walking up and down the block. I think I’m going to apply to a DSP that delivers in NJ.

LOL this intro was so funny. earned my sub

I was surprised. The deals this year were actually good. Usually like you said it’s junk no one wants.

been driving for amazon about a year, prime week and peak are the worst. I've had 4 carts everyday the past week. 200+ stop with TWO yes TWO carts of oversized. Our DSP has a nice bonus running for us though so I can't complain. Stay hydrated my fellow drivers

Nothing but respect to anyone that does this job! I do Uber Eats here in Phoenix and pull ten hour days and do about 30 stops. It’s been a 110 degrees plus here! Just last week I had it over a couple of my cold water bottles to an Amazon driver because I had extras. We all need to look out for each other for the people that work outside and run all day. I stopped ordering from Amazon a few months ago just because of seeing how much you guys have to run. I’m more than capable to the store and get my own stuff.

I feel your pain. My van was floor to ceiling packed, I couldn't even walk thru the bulkhead door for the first hour of my route

thank you for your service man.

I didn't get a nursery route either, I got 100 stops done on my first day by myself. It was fun but I was 8 stops short

I got fired a couple years ago during prime week, you can probably guess why :)

Great video and respect for all delivery drivers, I deliver for a supermarket (grocery store) in UK and we only get 7 minutes at the door generally and we have to wait for the customer to show up, it can really push you back if they take their time or if you ring them and they say they're 5 minutes away. Some of our drops although they give us 7minutes can take upto 30.. Often we act as careworkers too as we deliver to alot of elderly and they always need help. Also I find we're on the speed limits all the time now to keep up and if you slip up by going a couple over you get called up, same goes for if you have to accelerate hard to get out onto a fast road you get marked for doing that. I don't know what world these people live in who decide the times etc but they're not acceptable for keeping safe, yet they say be safe and be human?! Talking about staying hydrated, that's OK when you can find a toilet, we're not allowed to use customers toilets and most are few and far between aswell as being closed. I generally have abit of liquid before going to work then sip some during the shift, nowhere near enough to stay properly hydrated.

145 stops 200 locations lately, i really lucked out. 20 bags and about 35 ish overflow in a CV. Usually its 180 stops and 250 locations

What annoys me the most is people order multiple items and when we try to deliver, they're not in. Worst type of customers.

Doing the hard work! 95°F/35°C in I suppose not very well climatized trucks, plus a lot of walking, carrying, and under time pressure - I salute you! 🖖

Great vlog. Great content. Keep doing these kind of videos🙂

I literally had to take a day off because all my stops are businesses having to wait for them to open the door and then get the info typed in and wait for a signature and then the residential packages all asked for a 6 digit passcode so I had to wait and call customers all day. I was over it and almost just quit cause 350 packages is BS with 55 overflow

This is why I quit before prime day :) (I was a warehouse worker)

I live near an Amazon facility, and I always yield to the delivery drivers at the roundabout so that they can get on their way. Good people with attitudes to match. Thanks for your work. Stay safe out there, everywhere you go. 😊

Man props to you I don’t miss doing this specially in San Francisco

I’m a Amazon delivery and this is my first week I’m doing nursery route but it’s like 105-110 stops cus of prime week smh. 8 used to work at warehouse yessss they have it wayyy worse m. Don’t work at warehouse if you can do delivery we get paid more then warehouse anyway😂

Gosh as a FedEx delivery driver your co worker talking about the 40pound package made me laugh because that’s nothing compared to the normal 40-150 pounds, I just delivered seven packages that were 60 pounds each. It was one of those couches that you can put together. I had to bring it to the second floor of an apartment building.

I work for the post office and let me tell you prime week has been hell. Doing routes with 300-400 packages on top of doing the mail has been awful. Our office which has like 70 routes has been getting about 15000 packages a day

Yeah I just did my first prime week it was rough. Also if your van gets packed put the totes sideways with the opening facing you it saves time and room!

What can I do to make your job easier as an buyer?