Another Day in Paradise... (FedEx Ground Driver) 

*YES THAT IS A FACT*

and then you realize the gauges don't work..

@@devincohen9298 thing will be so slow it won't even matter, and gears can just be eared ahah

Yup

Fr tho

The music is good

Nah, this is a horrible job. Extremely taxing on the body, this video doesn't show what 130 stops really feels like. Literally none stop all day moving.

i agree he does have freedom

@@AntTurner it might be moving all day but at least your out an about and not stuck in a factory all day and nobody is breathing down your neck watching you. And if you need to you can take a second to grab your composure in a factory you can't at all until it's your break.

@@myfireburns22 It's true you have a little more freedom but you are constantly being tracked. Trucks have gps tracking and handhelds have tracking so they know how long you are at a stop. Also you have other elements that you have to deal with like customers with bad attitudes and trying to find places that you have to deliver to. Most warehouse have set times to get off but driving you never know when you're getting off. I'm a driver, the only reason choose driving over warehouses is because of the money.

I'm an ops admin at Fedex so I check in all the drivers. Maybe like 3 out of probably 40 seem happy. They complain like crazy and they often just quit without saying any thing.

D C I work for a linen company and the most stops I’ve had was 31 but I have to deliver napkins rags cleaning supplies mats and uniforms and still have to load up the dirty linen (which weighs a lot about 100 lbs per bag) and a stop can take up to 30 mins some take less but the biggest stops take about an hour I average 12-13 hour days a week of non stop heavy lifting work and I can say I’ve broken down with anxiety attacks at first where I’ve had to stop and catch a breath but after 6 months the stress doesn’t faze me as much I’ve gotten used to it lol

@@loccdoutss8752 I guess that's with anything we do in life .

Same here looks confusing as hell especially him not using gps

😂😂😂

That truck needs jesus

Hey I'm not American just wondering why the driver doesnt knock on the door? People can just steal the package from

What

Scrfin lol you don’t get it

LMAO

We don't have the time to stick around... There are time pickups, FedEx gets up out late and some of our trucks are far more packed then this truck. Sometimes I ring the bell and other times I am just running the whole damn route because I am not breaking route to make pickups because I didn't finish the deliveries in time! I run in Harrisburg and Middletown, PA. My last pick up is at Target at 4:30 and it normally takes an hour just to pick that up. They normally have anywhere from 200 to 300 packages which full the truck from top to bottom. For some of us it no fun at all but if you end up with the right contractor and they find you valuable you can get paid pretty decent. Peak Season is coming, fear warning it can be absolute hell for most of us!

We Deem! Well you’re missing the point of ding dong ditch. Literally takes 1 second to knock on the door and run

Andy Lucas I am from 917 hub

Good eye 😜

That's the kind of other side of it. You can relax and work, but you've gotta be physical every day.

There’s also that risk of collision, weather condition and terrible neighborhoods.

Yeah but you can pretty much listen to podcasts all day

Ayeeee!!! What up Blair!! Good to hear from u man ^_^ thanks for showing some love 💪🙏

"Great" job? Are you kidding me? He doesn't even knock on doors. He only did so for the owners of that big house. What a biased prick. Hate those kinds of drivers.

@@Warbadmaster waste of time waiting for them to answer, get over yourself.

@@Red-hk9gb A simple knock is all people need. I order things online every other week and often times the "Package Delivered" notice on my phone is delayed half an hour and even an hour. I end up missing it and my neighbor takes the package for me. Once someone stole my package because of a delayed notice and no knock. Yeah, let's just get "over ourselves" and support lazy pricks like this guy and probably you as well.

Warbadmaster chillllllllll

Warbadmaster relax lmao

Im also an amazon driver... and i hate it. Long routes long days they work u to death.. no benefits eaither

Ricky k yeah its a shitty job that's why

​@@rbketngam Switch to FedEx, you'll make better money

Switch to FedEx, you'll make better money

Ricky k man what i been there for a month and i love that fucking job kid , i guess you aint really neva had a job that pays 10$ and kill ya self at a warehouse . I get 15hr and im loving it . I hate downtown area a lil but still not that bad they be sending u to almost the same places sonafter the first day you would get it . I love amazon frfr Plus we dont have to do pick ups or none of that and our boxes dont be as heavy as in fedex or UPS

how was it bro

Dj Kitey Loc'zz it’s going pretty good! Thanks for asking. I’m enjoying it so far

You still working for fedex or did u quit lol

I start very soon too mayb on Friday idk

kevin madrid I been there a little over a week now and I’m still enjoying it so far

Fuck unions, I make 29$ an hour starting with 3 weeks vacation and full benefits. We ain't working in sweatshops anymore bro no need for unions. Union workers lazy as shit

Some make up to 180/day

@@jesus1samano not to shabby youngster.

My friend works for Fedex and started at over $20 an hour for seasonal work. Definetely not low pay

I'm cool with my job except I work in LA traffics a bitch but pay is good and off weekends so I ain't trippin

being very optimistic thinking he can even reach the speed limit in that, let alone go over it haha he doesn't need to know how slow he's going lol

At UPS laborers get full health, dental and vision after 9 months of working and it doesn’t come out of their checks. Supervisors make more but have to pay for their insurance

At FedEx ground part timers get full benefits as well ,not sure what ur talking about but in Cali we give full benefits .

And actually the drivers at ground do not get benefits from FedEx because they are hire from Contractors that work with FedEx. So each driver and contractor are different .

@tmexy lol bitch ass nigga, i bet you walk away when you see black people

roastmypig lmao

Your suppose to lock up the truck and turn it off at every stop. Most drivers don’t. If I know I’m gonna be away for a few minutes, I do. If I’m in and out with in a minute or so, nah it’s a waste of time

@@michael-mv3de had a friend work as a driver he said some of the doors where like retractable they would slide back and auto lock.

LOL thats what got me here

Saves the knuckles from bleeding 😂

I wish it was like that for Amazon... alot ppl quit as well.. Some nights drivers are out till 8-9pm 😐

Ricky k Yea I always see a Amazon vehicle pass by late.

Have you been on a bus before?

Not if you wear gloves

@@DonJulio510 lol he didn't mean hurt like in pain. He saying why isn't he knocking

Man I got a package from fedex a month ago and the dude literally knocked and ran I was 5 steps away from the door and he was practically at his truck with the package still... don’t know why but Canada they won’t just leave your package so I’d have to drive almost an hour to the closest fedex it’s stupid good thing i can move quick or woulda missed it

How far do you drive on average per day? I drive a 16 ton truck for DHL in Sweden, would be fun to compare.

@@_stinky_7532 between 40 to 80 miles

They kind of backed themselves into a corner with the contracting as it is. I can't even imagine how much it would be to buy out the contracts and for them to run it themselves at this point.

Apply, its not that hard to get hired.

My stepdad does about 200 a day

Depends on the route really. My record was 398 stops peak season christmas for ups. Had 2 trucks.

spintmes Damn. How long that take? Mine is only 215.

One I was dispatched with 500 hundred stops it was the following Tuesday after Black Friday lol. I had three PVD's rescue me and a driver help me out at 9 pm. There were so many smalls they put them in bags and labeled them to the shelves so I could have a chance in hell trying to find them. All in all we got it done. My PVD delivered 170 that day, he was the MVP