I might try that exact place soon since I live in Jersey. What the name of the dish again ?

@@amazondeliveryhacks tripleta

@@LaosHouse bet thanks

That depends on dsp in the area.. here in washington state most of our drivers are averaging 160-190 stops and between 250-400 packages.. especially through peak season which is the holidays at the end of the year..

Like the other poster said, it depends on your DSP and location you’re dropping off. Some days I had 160 stops, some days I had 15 stops in rural areas where the stops might be 25 mins apart. I loved those days.

We get normally between 300 and 400 every day. You be lucky to get under 300

yeah you’re wrong buddy, i get around 400 daily with 180 stops everyday

@@alfredoarizmendi1648 Either way, working for Amazon as a delivery driver wasn't the best we can all agree with that.

That means you have to drive 2 hours back. Worth 😆

@@LaosHouse I’m lucky to take my truck home everyday lol. Still it’s less wear and tear on my already broke down body. Getting in and out of my truck for 60 stops is better than 140 💁🏻‍♂️

@@weirdo21212 100%

@@weirdo21212 I thought you guys drove and did like 100 stops in amazing still

Depends on where your route is, heavy residential you may have over 170 to 200 stops. It goes fast in bigger neighborhoods. Short driveways are always helpful in getting the deliveries done quickly.

You are

Technically you gotta rewind the camera back unless you are being watched live by someone 24/7

Don’t worry we can pee in the back of the van

@@namimilk lmfao

thats wha ur mom feels when she is recording with johonny sins

appreciate it Milky!

more to come🔥

just making the best of it. Life's too short to do things that make you unhappy

@@LaosHouse true brother

I felt the same way during week 1, let's see you after week 2 x)

@@LaosHouselove that mindset

Happy New Year J!

Happy New Year Dylan! Let's get it in 2023!

How’d you get to use your own car? I just got hired and start next week and definitely prefer that. Do they usually ask what u want to drive?

@@jwj123abc He was talking about Amazon flex. If you’re actually working for Amazon then you have to drive the vans.

I love Flex, but DSP is tempting. Flex is great when it's popping off, but routes are tough to get during certain times of the year, you eat the wear and tear + gas costs for your own car, the pay is wildly inconsistent and you have to deal with paying income tax -- it isn't withheld for you.

I signed up for Flex but it never hits me up to drive @@Evan2

@@Evan2yeah I agree, flex is cool but it’s not worth it long term DSP is the clear and obvious choice if you plan on doing this for a while.

I was doing this back in Oct 2022... till April....174 stops and 24 bags...20-30 overflow... in Farmland areas then finishing out entire Apt complexes til 930 pm.... Can't believe I did this🤦🏾😅😅 Only time I had 40...50 stops was on my nursery route...3 days later...WHAM!!! Shit got real😅

@@MrParis215 Nursery routes in apopka are starting no less than 95 stops and they just go up from there, shit is egregious

I'm moving to Sweden lol... 40 ...50 stops was my nursery route my 1st week lol

@@MrParis215 12-13 an hour is like, working fast

I use to Run 170+ Stops.... was insane... overflow was 25...30 average on the daily....6mos I had to bounce after peak season🤦🏾😅😅 No matter how fast I was...I couldn't keep it going any longer lol

😮‍💨 stg

Best time to watch

20 stops !?!?!?!?!?!?!?

@@BlauTube yep but much bigger packages, like (garden)furniture and homegyms.

It's not a good idea my dsp have his fastest driver teaching the new guys and he's the fastest but he does a lot of sketchy things to get the job done quicker

Happy New Year!

I have not. Maybe I should someday

Asuuuu!

Any idea where i can find an entry level remote job?

Mood. I'm a respiratory therapist and we just do our round, which takes maybe an hour to an hour and a half, then we chill out for the next three or so hours until the next round which tends to be even shorter. Of course shit can hit the fan and it's all hands on deck at a moment's notice, but it's not too often and, IMO, usually just spices things up and makes the night go by faster. Also sometimes you'll have a difficult critical patient that requires "babysitting" since they may be fairly unstable and doctors are constantly changing things until they get to a stable point. My first job was in a grocery store where I had the same sort of 2x 15 minute breaks and one 30 minute break he says in the video while having to be constantly working at all other times and I cannot imagine doing that again. I'd lose my fucking mind. On the flipside, a delivery driver or say a merchandiser for Coke or something sounds like a relatively chill time as you're on your own for the most part driving around to places.

i feel you, i deliver groceries in the Netherlands. Its much more relaxed. 20 till 30 stops a day

@@jochemh2 Hellofresh?

@@hadrianadhh1550 no jumbo

it reminds me of bubblegum

It’s bomb. My favorite

got me😂 I actually have never heard the camera say it to me though

@@LaosHouse usually only goes off if you’re actually holding the phone. Least in my experience

Hopefully you found something better!

Amazon drivers don’t get in trouble either. You can mark packages delivered to another safe location and as long as you take a decent photo it’s all good

From what I’ve seen from the job ads all you need is a regular license. They offer training for the van.

@@financewithnoel3033 Tysm for letting me know

Assuuu. Lomo is so good!

You got this!

How did it go?

How did it go ?? U still there ? Lol

@@Shes.Charityyy that shit easy I did it 6 months but I was in CDV it’s a bigger van had 170+ stops every day but really it’s like 250+ because 1 stop can b 2 or 3 houses you gotta deliver too other than that it’s no advancement really it’s a Coo job if you looking to stack right quick but not long term no good benefits

@@karlosstrong9303 bet ! Thanks !

everyone start in vans then move to the trucks

It has a very interesting taste. I like it

Depends on which DSP(group) you join, i think the latest ones that go in for my station was at 1pm & their routes be from 6-7 hours long

There are some drivers that are solely backup. No dedicated route but help others

Just did 150 stops today, worked from 11-8

the speed limit here is not 65, it's 55. You only reach 60+ heading north or south jersey towards other states.

I actually never touched the mentor app.

Generally, the dispatch center will locate another driver near you that is falling behind in their route and send you over to them to do a "rescue". Basically, you'll take a few totes from them to lighten their load and ensure all of the packages are delivered on-time. Sometimes though, the other drivers are all doing okay and you'll go home early!

@@novemberly.677 Dam it's the same crap I deal with in the sorting facility then

the best!

Gatorade bottle can be your best friends if in a pinch

Porta potties? I piss in a bottle about 3 times a day every day. Been working for Amazon for 6 months so I’m used it by now

@@GeorgeCostanza_ i pull over and piss in the woods

@@pats768 I did that today, I was delivering in Mill Valley California near the Muir Woods national monument. 50mph wind gusts, heavy rain and low visibility. Took advantage of the opportunity to piss on the side of the road 😂

you can go to the bottom of the amazon website (look for become a driver) or check out job sites like indeed, snagajob, ect

How long it take you? How long you work for Amazon?

Asuuu

Basic job interview out the gate - tell us about yourself, tell us about your current/past job, what challenges did you have there, how did you overcome those challenges; then can you handle a lot of stress - a fair warning of the stress involved - can you drive a large van, lift, bend, twist, climb, etc. Don’t take it overly serious, but be ready for a fair warning about the stressfulness of delivery, as it came up about every other sentence in my experience. Oh, and don’t be surprised if you’re not in a 1-on-1 office setting; be prepared to interview in a giant break room around a bunch of other drivers and warehouse workers. 😁

It's a shitty job bro, its not worth the money. They don't value the drivers at all.

90% of Amazon DSPs don’t even do an interview maybe some will do it over the phone. Apply on indeed with a BS resume you’ll get a text from a sketchy phone number instantly. They’ll do a background check and give you a link to a LabCorp for a drug test and you’ll start your 3 day Amazon training within the week.

@@LocalNomadd I had my interview the other day and the deciding factor was if you could able to create a brand new gmail account your hire

They will ask you when you can start. Mfs are so desperate for bodies it’s sad 😂

Thank you. No one in the comments is talking about this, they dont value the employees at all.

Try to get into ups, they’re the best but you’ll have to carry heavy ass shit like gym equipment and what not. Amazon is easier but just more stops. It’s still relatively new so hopefully as time goes on the pay goes up. My dsp pays $20 starting off but it should really be around 23-25. Or have it to where you get it after working awhile