UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
Uh.....no.
I blew my road test... badly.
- Thread starter BrownTruckWannabe
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Uh.....no.
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Cornfed whiteboy
Are you trying to say we're brothers? You're the one mom put dresses on.
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Cornfed whiteboy
Just asked this woman if she liked college football...she says well hell yea...I said you wanna discuss that Alabama D!? Then she slapped me square in the lips
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
fell out in the street before the PC hit the house
clean hairy
Well-Known Member
Bonus points if it is Christmas Eve and you can drop it down the chimney!
Poop Head
Judge me.
I heard astory like that. Driver had the seatbelt buckled behind him, whipped it around in a culdusac and went flying out the door. Thought it was a myth lol
Huge mistake? I'm making well over 110k a year without a college degree full time driving. And that's most likely going up to 150k once I'm feeders which I'm about to be. This job bought me a house and I'm only in my late 20s. Some people are so spoiled and talk down to this job like they didn't benefit from it. This job is not for the weak in the beginning but if you can hang and make it to feeders, then you can roll with the big dogs. Easy money.
No feeder bids in a lotta areas.
I've definitely benefited from going FT. But if I'd had a "sweet side gig" I probably wouldn't have. Lotta air drivers make lots of money outside of UPS and are thrilled they didn't make the jump.
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Cornfed whiteboy
Tell me I ain't from the south....tell me
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Cornfed whiteboy
Whoops sorry
Johney
Pineapple King
Feeders in your late 20's? Consider yourself lucky, ask yourself how you'd feel about friend/T driving if it took you as long to get into feeders as you are old.
Rick Ross
I'm into distribution!!
I didn't see if you've already been employed in the Computer Science field, but putting off using your degree may make it hard to change back into that field. Can you find some type of temporary contract that at least let's you give that career a shot?
I guarantee you 10 hours a day behind a desk will give you more flexibility than 10 hours delivering packages. Not to mention the fact that by the time you would make full-time we will be into a new contract...who knows how new drivers will be screwed with that but I'm sure they will lose something.
Good luck!
Rick Ross
I'm into distribution!!
How do you make $150k just by going it feeders?
I'm in feeders and know of few who reach that amount. They are on 5 day 600 mile mileage runs or very high mileage sleeper runs. I've yet to meet any an 20 something year olds doing either of those runs.
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Cornfed whiteboy
150k a year......yea...and barackobama was a good president
clean hairy
Well-Known Member
You will have far more aches and pain delivering packages for 25 years than you will have in an office environment using your degree.
Nike
Well-Known Member
I hate this mentality. Our company is doing well, internet sales are growing which is a big part of our business, and in many hubs it has become difficult hanging on to good people. I don't see why this next contract can't be a boon for alll of us, anything less will hurt the company in the long run.
OrioN
double tap o da horn dooshbag
Back to the OP...
You're already established in your chosen field.
If u wanna try driving, goto Amazon flex. Get a 4 hour block, play Tetris with the boxes they give you to cram in your mini Cooper, and have at it
I assume u already have a smartphone, so uber is also going for an on call delivery service as well. Try your hand in those
Heck, u can try driving for a subcontractor for FedEx since their bar is set lower
Don't quit your desk job
You're already established in your chosen field.
If u wanna try driving, goto Amazon flex. Get a 4 hour block, play Tetris with the boxes they give you to cram in your mini Cooper, and have at it
I assume u already have a smartphone, so uber is also going for an on call delivery service as well. Try your hand in those
Heck, u can try driving for a subcontractor for FedEx since their bar is set lower
Don't quit your desk job
BrownTruckWannabe
Active Member
I'm not cut out for a desk job, it just wasn't working for me. Amazing how many people think they know what is best for me more than I do.
BrownTruckWannabe
Active Member
Also, it's not like I can go get a programming job tomorrow. It's very competitive, especially in my area. Usually they only hire people right out of college with amazing gpas that come out of the best schools. I don't have any of that going for me. I would have to do a lot of extra work to build a portfolio before I'm actually employable. The startup I worked at was the only place that would hire me and it was 25k a year. No benefits.
I'm going to be working part time and getting better benefits that I've ever had and still have time to work on my own software rather than someone else's. Doesn't seem like a bad deal to me
I'm going to be working part time and getting better benefits that I've ever had and still have time to work on my own software rather than someone else's. Doesn't seem like a bad deal to me
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