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<blockquote data-quote="Mutineer" data-source="post: 4730967" data-attributes="member: 69587">You write this as if UPS rolls out a red carpet for prospective couriers begging them NOT to go to FedEx.The personal experiences of myself, and many co-workers I have known over many years could not be more the opposite. Applying at UPS, even when they were advertising for workers, has been akin to an unwashed transient propositioning a billionaire supermodel for a gang-bang behind an overflowing dumpster.I agree with Itzy on almost nothing. However, on the subject of this occupation, I could not agree with him more.Your assertations on this subject are very much what mine used to be. You are living in the past.Reality dictates that he only needs to pay for drivers that are &#039;good enough.&#039; And the bar gets lower every year.In less than twenty ears, a person reflecting on his experiences and compensation having driven for both FedEx Ground and UPS will be in the curious and ridiculous position of being unable to decide which is worse.When you hear of otherwise sensible people advocating for open borders, this is exactly the reality they have in mind for you and me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mutineer, post: 4730967, member: 69587"] You write this as if UPS rolls out a red carpet for prospective couriers begging them NOT to go to FedEx. The personal experiences of myself, and many co-workers I have known over many years could not be more the opposite. Applying at UPS, even when they were advertising for workers, has been akin to an unwashed transient propositioning a billionaire supermodel for a gang-bang behind an overflowing dumpster. I agree with Itzy on almost nothing. However, on the subject of this occupation, I could not agree with him more. Your assertations on this subject are very much what mine used to be. You are living in the past. Reality dictates that he only needs to pay for drivers that are 'good enough.' And the bar gets lower every year. In less than twenty ears, a person reflecting on his experiences and compensation having driven for both FedEx Ground and UPS will be in the curious and ridiculous position of being unable to decide which is worse. When you hear of otherwise sensible people advocating for open borders, this is exactly the reality they have in mind for you and me. [/QUOTE]

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