Amazon already bigger delivery company than UPS and FedEx by volume.

[Coldworld]

Funny af episode. Love Seinfeld

 

[BigUnionGuy]

Bezos beauties??

UPS girl.... Yeah, we all want to bang her. But it won't work out and she will be back "the club".

FedEx girl.... 2 kids away from 18 years of child support.

Amazon girl.... She looks sturdy. I'll bet she can help with moving furniture.

 

[DOK]

I'm not really too worried about a company that delivers only their stuff in the most unprofessional manner possible. And I think TEMU may eat into their dominance in selling crappy products.

That’s temu’s plan

 

[DOK]

Agreed, but I believe UPS is more clear on expanding to European/Asian countries to compete with rather inefficient local couriers. Look at the recent Liverpool-UPS deal. I think its pretty clear theyre trying to become a more “cool” brand outside the US

Agreed, but have heard about foreign growth, supply chains solutions growth etc for a decade or 2.

 

[Blazian81]

UPS and FedEx are no longer the largest delivery companies in the US

They only launched delivery about 8 years ago (took a few years to go national) and as of 2022 they deliver more pieces than we do. No doubt much more small pieces vs our larger parcels.

Just nuts how fast they grow in everything they set out to do. I know UPS isn't chasing volume anymore but it's still something significant to note.

Don't they have way more employees than ups so we're doing the same amount of work with less employees

 

[Fido]

Amazon doesn't seem to self deliver lathe items. We deliver that stuff. We do their crappy returns as well, usually busted up furniture.

I love be handed a box of broken glass

 

[Wally]

I love be handed a box of broken glass

Sounds like Jingle Bells when it gets in the load!

 

[vantexan]

Their low wage business model has they exhausting available personal. It's a revolving door there, huge turnover.

8 million mostly single, working age men being let into the country says they'll be able to cover their needs for awhile.