UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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I think most do, Upstate; you just have a much of talkers here who say they do as much as they can to sabotage their own brand.
It would be pretty

I think most do, Upstate; you just have a much of talkers here who say they do as much as they can to sabotage their own brand.
Delivered medicine to this woman who promptly asked me if I kept this package between 50 and 75 degrees because it was very sensitive.
Considering it was January, I had no idea what to say to her.
one guy in our station has a route that everyone is afraid of, it's beyond rural I mean like sometimes doing 4 stops an hour because your driving 10-15 minutes between stops because the roads out there are just so long.
Also as I'm sure everyone is aware we can now scan fedex ground barcodes with our power pads thanks to that new update, to bad I'll still be leaving mine sit in the drop box
Why wouldn't anyone want that? So easy. Just kick back with the radio and cruise all day long! Gravy!
Well he regularly leaves with 50-70 p2 so it keeps him running if that's even possible out there. Our best swing has trouble getting 40 stops done out there it's a tough area
Sounds like the regular driver has exceptional area knowledge and knows where to leave a lot of the packages in town rather than running them out to the house, which saves a lot of time and miles.
He does the problem will be filling that route when he retires in a year or so, that will go up for bid and there will be crickets
How would that work? Here they would force the lowest FT seniority driver without a bid run to take it.
Not to mention being on those little bitty country roads and having a huge grain truck fly past you and wondering how your mirrors didn't catch each other.
Or on a windy day, and driving past a clearing in the trees where a gust throws that Sprinter around like an aluminum can.
A misplaced envelope is what makes you question humanity? By your title, I thought you were going to say something to the effect that the global economic system is based on the exploitation of human beings.
I had a sociology professor who used to say that kind of silliness. One of the class wiseacres noted his nice car and his nice house in a very nice area of town and asked, "So does that make you the exploited or the exploiter?" Good times!
How did the professor reply?
Exploited. The wiseacre promptly offered to trade places with him, everyone laughed, and the professor it and went back into his lecture.
Let me guess, community college? The mere fact that the professor was blithely benefiting from exploitation does not refute the existence of an exploitative system.
No, regular college.
Who is exploiting who?
Well, I'm guessing by the angry tone of the majority of your posts that you have exploited more than one third-world bartender in your time.
Do you know the difference between confidence and anger?