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I’m actually blessed and grateful to be regular Carrier with post office after one year, now we are getting a bunch of new hires so pretty much OT will be cutting down, today was my day off came in did 11 and half hours was nice super hot on my route keeping the day moving and hustling 💯🙏

I'm 10 months in and your videos helped me prepare for this job. All your information and tips have been spot on, so thank you!

I worked for the PO for 22 years. I love watching your videos Brother. Keep up the facts and the positive attitude. My son is now a FTR and loves the hours. He’s an OT monster too and stays positive.

I’m a T6 in Richmond and I would definitely recommend it to you. Next May will make it 2 whole year as a regular. I’m happy with my swing and it definitely beats doing a draining route like yours I’m sure every single day. Much respect to you and my other bros and sisters who are on those type routes. Not every route is the same and I wish the routes were structured more efficiently for us. Hope we get hazard pay at the very least. But like you said not gonna hold my breath bc we all know how the PO don’t give af about us lol. Let’s just make this money and enjoy life outside of work. Peace and y’all be safe out here!

Love the content and energy man! Just hit my 1 yr break last week as a cca in Riverside, CA. It’s funny because my shop steward came up to me today actually and was like, “dang man I thought you quit because I haven’t seen you for a while. Most ccas quit after a year” (he hadn’t seen me for a while because I was actually working at downtown for 2 weeks). Anyways, I don’t see myself quitting anytime soon. Just thankful for the gig 🙏🏼

My man speaking facts, this job is what you make of it.

I appreciate your positive outlook. As someone who is starting next week as an RCA I’ve already seen a pretty negative perspective from a lot of folks. I understand being prepared, but at the end of the day it’s a job, working for someone else. I want to do good by them, and make the $ I need.

Nick keep doing you man.. i started watching your videos when i first applied at the PO .. now i’m in my second year of CCA . appreciate all the content it’s a good reminder why i got into it because i’m chasing the $$ 👍🏿

I’m starting next week at 45. Pretty stoked. I’ve owned a house painting business and worked for myself for 10 years. I’m thinking the post office will be more difficult at first, but I’m looking down the road at the big picture and the benefits.

I’ve been following you since I started two and a half years ago and I work my ns days and our office is going through the same thing I love my route and customers but I hope we can make some more money over the next few years so I can get back to my family and continue my hobbies stay up homie thanks for the videos

“ if you’re negative get the hell away from me” Absolutely love that ! People bringing down the whole room makes me shake my head

Man I retired the Army at 38 now I’m at 40 between You and Jay I applied to the USPS got my fingerprints done and interviewed. Now waiting for my orientation date. Keep up the great work. If I worked 18hr days in the Army and didn’t get payed extra 10 to 12 with usps with overtime is going go be cake

Can I drop a thought about the contract which you have eluded too. We have traditionally earned roughly 10% less than UPS drivers and I think that’s about right when you compare what we make to other workers in a similar industry. For years we were negotiating with the clerks in contract agreements which I always thought was a big mistake. You can not compare what we do to what clerks do and we deserve more. As of now the mail handlers have a current active contract of 3 years of 1.3% and full colas which should be the minimum requirement for our contract. For the purposes of comparing what we make to another postal craft I have to compare our proposed contract to something besides UPS so I’m using the mail handlers. If you calculate a 1.3% November contract raise ($980.00) and year over year inflation of 3.4% ($2560.00) though the trajectory of inflation is downward this equates to $3,540.00 a year. That would put us currently at $78,839.00 taking into consideration the 2 colas (august 2023/February 2024) and Novembers 2023 contract raise which we behind.

Starting my training Saturday as a City Carrier, thank you for the content

I haven’t been on lately. Been working night shift job. So I miss any videos.

Mr Nickkkkk I’m a super fan of yours, been following you on KZfaq for yrs since u started as a CCA, super glad everything is going well with you and I’m super happy u have a girlfriend 🎉

Bro you’re a legal Hustler and actually part of the reason I start orientation 8/3/2024 in Laurel MD I got that same spirit I’m ready run it up 💵 💵

Super fantastic Nick!

Nick great video! I agree with you all the way! I love this job! Been here 7 years , I just need to get paid more bottom line. When they were letting us I’d work Sundays and my ns for V. But they stopped. Ot no problem but why not get paid well for it?

Keep it up bro let’s get this money 💰 we are down 8 carriers

The CCA''s here don't stay too long; I've been working like 12 hours a day. Pretty hot here too. Best not to complain, just go in, do your job, get your check and go home. I stay away from the politics. When I first started, I was sent out probably 75% of the time. I'm close to getting my own route finally after almost 3 years. Been pretty hot here as well. Peeps need to do their research before taking this job. It's not an easy job but I was able to do it since I've always had jobs where I worked a lot and on holidays and weekends. Many don't do that. You can have a relationship when you work a lot of hours...LOL...that's funny...I'm grateful for the job and the opportunity. Everyone stay safe out there carriers.

Damn sorry to hear bro. We could literally get 12-13 hours every single day 6 days straight. I work every single NS day 11-12 hours minimum move to Cleveland bro the entire district is nuts all the OT you want

I think i heard yu on the theo von podcast wen two worlds connected it was legendary 😂

The median salary in the US is between $37,000.00 in Alabama to $60,000.00 in Massachusetts. An OTDL carrier working up to 60 hours a week and picking up a few extra hours which my office does can earn $140,000.00+. There is no reason for anyone to complain. Did you guys get your benefits read out in March? Mine stated the USPS paid benefits to me of $40,000.00. That’s $180,000.00 and my office frequently goes over 12/60. We are doing very well guys. And one more point. Unless you are a civil, state or federal worker pensions are a thing of the past and we get 3. TSP, postal pension and social security. These are benefits which you do not see until the time for retirement presents itself.

You’re too late, Nick. There’s already an angry mailman! 🤣🤣🤣

You have a great attitude, Nick! In my opinion, it’s the cost of living everywhere that’s stressing people. Housing. Etc. So USPS is good. It’s just that things are expensive now. I’d rather seeing housing go down somehow rather than wages go up (as weird as that may sound).

The 3996 is the City Carrier's super power. You give your estimate what it will take to complete the route. Letter Carriers have to train the supervisors.

I didn’t even in a month but I like it so far. I am doing a route and pieces already!😃

Hey Nick--I'm guessing you're on the ODL, correct? At our station, management gives ODLs and 8 hour day, so we grieve it and get made whole to 12/60. Most ODLs get free money because management violates Article 8 almost every day.

Hey Nick i have a question if they forget to pay you as an RCA am i still required to go to another station still to do amazon

The people complaining are probably Gen Z people. They cry bitch and moan about EVERYTHING. You doing a good deed nick. I hustle hard to for my money as well. I work OT all the time except today. I also turned it down which is rare for me to do. I was just tired today. I already have OT plus a 6th day, so 1 day of no OT isn't gonna kill me. It was a very busy week, it was the busiest week since peak last year. 60 hrs is the perfect amount to work a week. That's how many I work a week as well. Anything more than 60 a week, you'll move to a higher tax bracket and get taxed more.

Otdl? Should be getting your 4 hour max before CCA or ptf.

They got you mad I never seen you cuss before laugh out loud

love you channel

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Nick I enjoy your content., except that your intro is painfully too long…rather you go right into your content than hearing the spiel every time ok

Lol

Ex carriers probably come here to complain because they have PTSD that they haven’t gotten over lol

🫡 salute Nick . Same at my station with the CCA’s . We just got a bunch of them and a lot of vacations this month and still not bringing us in .