Finally. A driver who actually shows what he does instead of just talking about it. thank you.

Hi Lawrence. You posted this video exactly a month before I retired from being a carrier after 34 years. I never had to work a Sunday in my entire career, being that back in 1988, the only Sunday delivery was Express Mail. That's 365 days a year. Sunday parcels only happened between Thankgiving and Christmas back then. Long before the internet and the explosion of parcels. I made regular early in November, before Thanksgiving, so could never be "forced" to work Sunday. Never did, although in the last 5 or so years of my career I could've made a bundle in OT. I feel for you CCAs today. You have no say in the matter. Keep on keepin' on. When you make regular, you'll have much more control over your work hours. Peace, dawgs!

Thank you for this video. I do this for the first time in a few hours. And I didn’t know what to expect! 😊

thank you for showing up the real work. I'm still in trainee but you help me a lot. Once again thks

Hey I just want to thank you and every other KZfaqr that makes usps videos. I been trying to get into the post office since January. I been watching hours and hours of videos of postal employees. As of July 1st I officially have joined the postal family. ❤️ it won’t let me msg. Everyone on here. So I’m just posting a comment on everyone’s video. Thank you all again. ❤️

EVERYONE, Scan the Packages AT THE DOOR!, not in your Truck.

I'm a PFT, its my first sunday and this video was very helpful! thank you!

Thanks for the vids. Im pretty far in the application process where all I have left are the fingerprints for the criminal background check. This far in, I look up forum posts and yt vids to see how the job is, unofficial rules, etc. Most of them are very pessimistic and made me nervous. I have been given helpful info such as 6 day work weeks and the physical nature of the job (of course, its a mail carrier position). However, it's made out to be the worst job ever. Other jobs Ive researched and worked in are often better than people online make it out to be. Of course theyre never perfect but still better than the worst. Your vids helped me calm my nerves and gave good advice like that one vid of yours where you recommend bringing lots of your own water in a cooler or something

man i got transferred to a different office for a bit went from working 2-3 hour sundays 60-80 packages max mayb to 8am-9pm close to 300 stops on this other office. was so glad when i was back at my home office and laugh when my co workers complaining about a "heavy sunday" 😂

Sunday is funday to me. I love Amazon delivery days. I'm a rural carrier and Sundays are light compared to all the other days so I finish up and go help whoever is struggling. The reason USPS delivers Amazon on Sunday is because of money. Amazon pays them a lot of money to do the deliveries on Sundays and Holidays.

Love this ❤ thank u new cca start on the 16

Thankyou for your service I order Amazon prime packages every month ❤❤

Austin Tx area has multiple several CCA / RCA positions.....A quick hire due to high turn over and growing population. Lakeway is minutes outside Austin and starts RCAs at $24.50 hr. Its a career position as well.

It looks like you’re a fast worker by running to the front doors of places and you’re finishing your route faster than normal. That’s why they loaded up your truck with more deliveries. You might be better off just working at a normal pace instead of running to each door.

We have carriers come in and deliver mail on Sunday, which they're not supposed to do, but management orders them to do it. The problem is that all that mail is getting credited to parcel time, and effectively that mail has just disappeared come Monday. Those routes will get much longer with the next route adjustments.

Danm man your truck has more packages then what I get on my full route. I usually get roughly 25 packages on my route.

we deliver amazon on Sundays because they have the biggest contract with the post office and they deliver Sundays

quick question my guy, I see you got a FedEx video too. Which Job/Company you prefer.. was it a better choice coming over to USPS?

Hello Lawrence, thank you so much for this video, I just got accepted to work for CCA (i took the fingerprints on 1/22/223 and they emailed me yestrday that my first day of orientation will be on 3/11/2023....... I have a question so i can be prepared early how do you know the order that you should deliver the packages in order to best prepare yourself and be time efficient... Also is it normal that CCAs are part timers at first?

If u had to choose, would u deliver the mail everyday or deliver packages only every day?

I was going to ask if you use your phone GPS or if you use the GPS given to you by the USPS define the locations where you need to deliver the mail before I heard the gps partially announcing you arrived at your location. I’m not gonna lie, the USPS can take their time with the background checks cuz I have a feeling once I get in imma be busy lol and I’m working a work at home call center job right now with guaranteed 80 hours every two weeks too!

Damn!!! On my Amazon sundays I feel sorry for myself and I only have around 35 stops usually 😅 that is working 6 days a week though. Do they still have y’all working 6 days when your Sunday is nearly a full day??

7 hour work day? Question, would you get in trouble for milking the clock? Or is it one of those guaranteed time situations, like you’re getting paid for 10 hours regardless if you finish earlier or later than 10 hours.

Rather than complaining about having to Deliver Amazon Packages via USPS, just be happy that You are working on a Sunday, getting Paid the USPS Rate; as amazon pays their Drivers, lower Rate than USPS. Take advantage of USPS Sundays!

Hey, man. Quick question. I got hired on as an RCA, part time, working two days a week, on call for other days. I was planning on working two jobs and I wouldn’t be available on Sundays to work. With that position, would they allow that?

My po rushes us, they want us dome before 4pm, they will send us help but the rushing sucks. I get anxiety cause I don't want to be the last, even though I rush I'm still not the fastest, I don't get it

So what hours do you work on Sundays😬

How did you get all that done in 3 hrs

Yo'! I'm in my second week of CCA. But here's the catch. I spent my 140-days probation as a USPS collector at the main plant. I asked to switch to a station to carry mail. WTF was I thinking? Might can't stand me because they can't treat me like a newbie. 8 days as a CCA and I'm already filing my first grievance against mngmt tomorrow. I'm at war with my station. Only thing keeping me motivated is my goal for the next 6 paychecks. After 6 more pay periods, I might resign, but I'd rather stay and give'em hell. Lol.

I thought we are supposed to scan the packages at the door.

Man that is the reason I quit. Most people can take it. Honestly I couldn't. My reason why you have to learn everything in 3 days. Who learns anything in 3 days when its shoved in your face?

Did you take your lunch and 2 breaks on Sunday?

Thanks

How long did the process take to get hired for usps.

I don’t/do miss Sundays lol

Awesome video Do you keep the truck running ?

Are you allowed to not knock and leave on doorstep?

Is it normal for priority mail to run late this time of year. My parcel was supposed to land on 12-14 and its now 12-15 with no updates other than it saying in transit moving through network will arrive late with no delivery date. Any insight would be great. S

Personally I don't think we need weekend mail period. Back in the day when shit wasn't open 24/7 and on weekends in many places people just had their shit together better and got their crap done on the week days. I realize not everyone can get the weekends off but mail ain't exactly emergency services that are needed on a sat/sun.

Does priority main express get delivered on sunday or do i have to pay Xtra for Sunday delivery?

Are the trucks air conditioned?

Do you work every Sunday?

Hey can you do a casing video or how your learned you routes🙏🙏🙏🥰

I just got hired with FedEx Express Delivery 📦

don't work to fast or to slow paste yourself

What time do you get home on Sunday’s

How? 85 stops in 3.3 hrs?

Wow! Now, imagine working for UPS PVD? I did that for two seasons and your truck looks light compared to what I carried on a daily basis, which translates to six days a week! Try 150 stops with four to five packages each, and sometimes I’d deliver 25 heavy packages for two runs! Some boxes came from China and they were ridiculously heavy! I would time myself in how many hours would 150 stops be? Usually, that was five hours straight! No stops for breaks, or lunch! The only time I’d stop was to go back to the warehouse and pick up more packages. If I finished early, which happened often, I delivered other people’s routes. Usually, from those lazy losers who didn’t finish their routes, and those who just quit. So that would mean an additional 60 or so more stops. So during peak that meant 200-250 stops, which sometimes reached 300 during peak. That was ten hours of driving with a ten to 15 minute break to eat something and go to the bathroom. I could’ve taken a longer break, but you weren’t paid for that time and I didn’t want to push the day until it got too dark and try to find my delivery stops in the dark. Overall, it was a great experience and I highly recommend working for Amazon or UPS prior to working for USPS. That’s because they totally prepare you for the job of CCA. You won’t regret the experience and you’ll be faster in your delivery time, which makes you less tired during the day. Anyway, regardless of my experience, I wish you all the best and hang in there, and by no means ever give up! Besides, I believe in you. One day you might consider becoming a supervisor and have a starting salary of $80,000. In fact, you can start right after you do your CCA time! God bless!

No no

Why. Are you Delivering for Amazon and ups that’s not right shame on them for being lazy