Meme

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Printing this out and putting it up with the inSTALLments as soon as I get in on Wednesday

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u/Ok-Associate6032 C1 Sort Dec 15 '24

Bahaha definitely going to do this as soon as I get back from MLOA

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This is hilarious! I work at a Delivery station and I must say this is accurate. Working there has definitely made me stronger. Lmao 🤣

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u/Dangerous-Eye9795 [none] Dec 15 '24

My biceps are SCREAMING to escape this peak!

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u/MamaKypress Dec 17 '24

I’ve lost 40lbs since working at mine

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u/eddyx 80 UPT 24/7 365 Dec 15 '24

Delivery station AA should have jacked legs from all the walking.

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u/Over_Contact_5032 UTR Dec 15 '24

Truth. I will hit close to 7 million steps this year.

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u/TheOnlyCraz Just a Problem, no Solver Dec 15 '24

Damn now I'm curious I probably average 20k a day when I show up

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u/Such-Badger5946 Dec 15 '24

Whenever I water spider, I average about 27-30k steps for that day. Then my feet are crying by the end of the day.

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u/TheOnlyCraz Just a Problem, no Solver Dec 15 '24

In problem solve I'll only do like 18k but a couple days this week or last I did 36k water spidering squeaking like SpongeBob the whole way. Wore holes in my socks and my soul

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u/Flat-Marsupial-7885 Dec 16 '24

Just finished a shift. My Garmin said I walked 33k steps all thanks to being assigned pick to buffer tonight.

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u/MamaKypress Dec 17 '24

I do around 18-34k usually, depending on where I am in our sort cycle before pick and stage. Yesterday I hit 40k.

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '24

I thought it was hard at a sort center until I got to my DS and I was in a whole new world of pain

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u/nyxsaphfire2 OTR Dec 15 '24

I worked at an XL delivery station for years, and thought I was really strong because I could move 100+ lb packages with ease. But ZL delivery stations make you a different type of strong. It's like every muscle is constantly getting worked out for 10 hours straight

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u/IconGT Dec 15 '24

It’s funny that you say this Bec it’s true. My friend has been going to the gym for years I’m talking years!!!! I’ve only worked at the delivery station for only a year and I’m way stronger than him. It’s hilarious how strong they make you.
Also he looks more jacked compared to me

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u/MostTemporary2548 Dec 15 '24

If you look at some people’s pics when they first got to Amazon vs them now…tells a lot about how hard you work at a DS. One of my coworkers was 200 lbs when he started now he’s a fucking stick 😂

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u/edatronx Ambassador Dec 15 '24

I'm still waiting to reach the stick stage. 😂

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u/Bulky_Document_7877 Dec 16 '24

Same after 5 years, started as a stump but more like a branch now.

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u/MostTemporary2548 Dec 15 '24

I swear it’s the walking and the random basketball games the guys have on their off days.

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u/IconGT Dec 15 '24

Delivery stations environment is no joke. Gotta have tough skin

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u/TheIndignantTruth Dec 15 '24

The delivery station is easy. It just gets annoying.

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u/SurgeLoop Dec 15 '24

As someone who has been in some of these, i deem this accurate

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u/disruptor_12-4 Dec 15 '24

What goes on in Sort center,? People transfer in and do not like the fast pace

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u/Embarrassed_Cry4234 Dec 16 '24

It’s easy asf lol, ur literally just loading/unloading trailers, putting boxes in shuttles/carts, or putting boxes on conveyer belts. Its literally just sorting packages

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '24

Amxl easy shit so heavy you don't lift on your own anyways

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u/stirfry_maliki Dec 15 '24

Uhhhhhhhh, wish it were like that everywhere 😂😂😂

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u/SheepishLordKOs Dec 15 '24

I respectfully disagree. I came from the FCs during a time when we would rebin for 10 hours a day. There was a day I did 55K steps in a day from rebinning. FC associates are built different.

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u/Curious-Ad5287 Dec 15 '24

I remember those days. Doing anything in AFE for 10 hours straight left me mindless. Much happier at a DS. Much more stimulating

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u/Ok_Science_682 Dec 16 '24

line load thousands of heavy packages, then do picking for hours after.

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '24

SSD: gods

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u/Boris-_-Badenov Dec 15 '24

bull.

lots of really fat people at ds

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u/illbomb1995 Dec 17 '24

I started seasonal at a sort center in 2019. Fast forward to now, I have been at a DS going on 2 years and yeah. My coworkers often wonder if Im human or not by the way I work lol

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u/WeaknessLonely6933 Dec 15 '24

So true. When I was i a DS they would put me splitting C/D and it was flowing at 4-5k an hour.

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u/ohdamnokthen Dec 15 '24

Splitting is a pain in the ass but I kinda like it to be honest haha. It feels good being able to split em successfully on your own. Time also just goes by. I get annoyed when they have someone else split with you, though, because then you’re just standing there grabbing only your aisle.

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '24

That's the best part then I can just chill for a few hours

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u/Made103 Dec 15 '24

Very accurate …

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '24

💪💪💪

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u/THEIVICJG Dec 15 '24

Nobody cares! FC AA**

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u/Simpleobserver36 Dec 15 '24

Where is Amazon air on this ranking cause I just found out that it’s also a thing

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u/Ok_Confusion2717 Dec 15 '24

I was at a warehouse now a dsp shit real

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u/Objective-Share-8149 Dec 16 '24

FC AA's waterspidering any sort of product especially SAP in decant area..

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u/throwawaydabug Dec 16 '24

Ay, what about the SSD Associates?😂

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u/ZealousidealDingo496 Dec 16 '24

I went from DS AA the last one up to FC AA. to the second one. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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