It is so refreshing to hear someone talk about the positives of working at Amazon. I really didn't have a bad experience there either. People don't realize how good they have it sometimes. No life experience.
These kinds of videos are very interesting and valuable. I feel that way too often, the news media glorifies Amazon because their salaries for white-collar/software workers are insanely high but they neglect the folks in the warehouse as well as the drivers who break their backs making sure that things run smoothly. The reality is that not everyone is a corporate/tech worker and that blue-collar workers matter too. Thanks for sharing your experience.
No job is worth your stress. I'd rather make less, be happy and have a life outside of work, than to work more, make more and have no life outside of work.
Thissss 🤗 I’m just now realizing that I rather be happy . My jobs have spiraled my depression and anxiety out of control . I got a interview for Amazon tomorrow for the 4 shift bc im not slaving in nobody warehouse til I die. It’s so stressful 😢 long as she is happy bc it’s kind of hard finding happiness and or peace. ❤😊
My brother has done regular Uber and Uber eats. You must be in a city area. In the Suburbs you won’t come close to those numbers doing deliveries. Also, Uber is a death sentence to your personal vehicle!
I agree with the wear & tear on your car....I live in Illinois & Chicago terrifies me so I only do uber in the suburbs. It's only 20-30 minutes from the city so it's still busy.
Sad you quit but I understand it, hopefully you don't end up regretting it. I think it's more dangerous to do uber/eats etc. But hey if you make good cash why not, be happy. 😀
How much you make with food delivery companies also depends on the market you are in.Doordash paid $2.50 a delivery and most customers don't tip the drivers.
The gym & keto/low carb/carb cycling helped me lose 70 lbs. Felt so good. But the past year I gained half back (quarantine, stress & anxiety, fell off the good wagon)... just now getting back to it because I tried other stuff again and they don't work, lol. My body just doesn't like too much carbs. Good luck to you!!
Thank you! My weight is a struggle for me because I love carbs...I'm so nervous to post my weight loss videos but hopefully it helps me & I can motivate others.
My brother was dropping 30k miles a year on his car doing Uber. It’s a death sentence for your personal vehicle. He’d come home from his day job then drive till 2AM every night. Lots of college students and drunk people....
@@quineshawilliams4463 door dash got on my nerves a few times when I went to pick up an order and someone else picked it up. Door dash then calls you to ask you why you haven’t delivered.
I did Ubereats a little and mostly doordash when I was laid off of my day job during the shutdown for a couple of month and did post mates as well and post mates a few years ago. So the only thing is that you absolutely have no job security with those apps they will always just default to penalizing you if there are any complaints and it would be up to you to get things straightened out which is not easy to even get a hold of them sometimes even though I have never had any bad experiences like that I have heard horror stories and would not like to have to worry about my job standing constantly. Second thing is if you have a newer car like I do then the extra miles you put on it will be considerable and that cost you, depending on how much your car is worth , anywhere from $50 to $100 a week or more in depreciation up and beyond what you would normally have not including extra break pads per year , extra oil changes and other things which yes you can write some of that off in taxes but not all. So it's better if your not running a nice car in the ground for that job.
I agree with you 100% Jesse! I don’t think it’s a long term option but for me, I love the work flexibility right now since I’m working on building my business. I have a new car as well & the it does put wear & tear on your car. I’ll soon talk about the pros and cons.
@@Calihustla here the thing even if your car is really new if you plan on keeping it for 10 years or more then it won't be as bad because your eventually going to put a lot of miles on it anyway and the extra miles become less of a factor as the car ages as a matter of fact after ten years the outdated interior becomes as much of a factor as the miles. Ever been in a really old car that has a cassette player ? But if you have a car thats new with only 50k miles or less and you are planning on trading it in or selling it in 2 or 3 years then--- uhhh 10k extra mile in addition to 50 or 60k is a lot compared to in addition to 150k + which an extra 10k miles would mean very little.
@@jessemcelroy5266 well its a 2018 nissan thats good on gas i just got it less than 6 months ago which is why i called it new lol.but yeah it has 50 k miles around there and my plan is to keep it long term till the end.not currently working was thinking maybe doordash for few months till i land a good paying full-time job.just never done this before so its new experience.
I am an employee of Amazon and I also work for Uber eats and I have done doordash it depends on the area you deliver and also the weather is great that you have made that much money but that is not always the case. It's good days and bad days when you are a delivery driver also is wear and tear on your car and don't forget you have to pay taxes on the money. Please don't forget about gas.
Im having a hard time believing you made nearly 3 grand in 3 days. You showed the 'wallet' not 'earnings' which showed what you made during the week. $2800 in 3 days is about $951/day and you work 12/HR shifts so Thats about $79/HR. You would have to get 2 $40 orders an hour on average every hour. Its impossible. Ive done UE so I know it cant be done. If it was true we would all quit and just do this.
Here is the video, i never gave you those numbers so I don’t know where you got them from but here is my video explaining … ua-cam.com/video/0K6HpU0PFUM/v-deo.html
So I work for Amazon myself and I work outbound a completely different side of the building but my Department is AFE ( Amazon Fulfillment Engine ) an honestly I like it a year an a half and still going strong over here in Ohio
Hello Great video thanks. I am thinking about working at Amazon. I have a few questions. How do you get a hold of your manager while you are working at your post on the floor? Is it easy to find someone if you have a question? Are you allowed to have water/food on the floor with you? If so, is there a close by spot to refill your water bottle? Are there many bathrooms throughout the warehouse that are close to the post you are at (less than a five minute walk so it won't register as TOT or are the restrooms a long walk to get to )? My final question is if there is a bad snow storm or ice storm coming how is Amazon with you calling out if the roads are bad? I'm going to watch your other Amazon videos as well. Thanks.
Hey! Your shift lead is typically in the same section as you but your head manager is typically sitting at the front desk close to the offices in front of the building. I'm sure every warehouse is different.
No offense but if Uber was really that good everyone would be doing it. Plus there are soo many hidden costs when you are an Uber contractor, pay for fuel, insurance, food and much more.
I developed neuropathy and muscular skeletal problems. Got a Herniated disk, scoliosis from standing for long periods. Arthritis in both wrist w bone spurs in hand, tendinitis, bursitis in both shoulders, poor leg circulation, neck spasms, depression, anxiety, etc. The list is long but I regret every minute staying in a position like this. My doctor seen too many people go on disability due to jobs like this. All my doctors recommended I leave. It may not affect u now but it will as you get older. Good luck. Take care of yourself.
$1200 per week working doing UberEats 3 days a week? That's a really good part time monthly income right there. No wonder so many people aren't going back to their old low wage jobs
I work for Amazon in the FC and have enjoyed it for the most part. They are paying for my entire College education in HR .. I get 88 hours of vacation a year. 80 hours of UPT a year and 48 hours of PTO a year.. Plus LOA leaves if you need one pretty easy to get one. it is work and very repetitive. So it can get pretty boring. But that's like most warehouse jobs in general. Oh by the way Amazon is WAY better then UPS and FedEx if you were wondering I did both at one time. UPS in union BUT you have to work in a hot sweaty FC for 8 months before you get a full time gig and it's back breaking work. It was awful.
I am sorry Amazon didn’t work for you, you just have to be careful with Uber they will get you at the end of the year with the taxes saying you’ll have to pay since they don’t take it out when you make it on the app! But I’m glade you happy and hope the best for you
Everyone has different experiences. I look at this as a job and not a career. I think people expect this to be the best job in the world. Everything is what u make it.
You expect people to believe you make $150k per year (extrapolate $2889 over 52 weeks) delivering food for 36 hours per week? She said “i can’t even make that up”. Yes you did, you made that up.
She said that was her best week. No one is going to work 52 weeks anyway they will take some time off. You have to take that with a grain of salt. I do believe her as she said it was her best week and I would not expect her to make that all the time. So cut it in half. That's still 75K Pretty good for a job that has no barrier to entry. Anyone with a driver's license can do it. No college degree is required. There are a lot of those types of people that never made it off the video game couch and now need something.
I said that's the most I've ever made in a week but an average week it's around 1200. I'm not sure why that's hard to believe, I know people who make a lot more than me. Also, I live in Chicago so it's busy all the time. I'll make a separate video showing my numbers on screen. You can't make it up with proof.
most are too dumb to factor in the IRS mileage rate deduction of 55 cents PER MILE which is your COST OF SALE.... the rest, yes "CAN" be profit.....after you pay the 55 cents per mile.
Hi Nicole Thankyou for your wonderful advice. I want to try to apply to the Amazon warehouse job. I hope I can get a flexible packaging job. I lost my good office job even though I was only paid $12.75 an hour. Hope I can try part time only. I tried other jobs. Goodluck to you. 👍😀
i have some questions and it would mean a lot if you answered, so for uber eats, how is the schedule like for part-time? like how many days of or hours and do u think it would be a good idea to work both amazon and uber eats at the same time?
It really depends on how much you can do. With UberEats, you can work anytime in 24hours if restaurants are opened. You don't have a schedule, you just turn on the app whenever you want. With Amazon, they have 4,8,10 & 12 hours shift available so you choose.
Make sure u keep some money when it comes to paying taxes the following year if u make more than 10k u got to pay taxes on the money you make on uber eats i did it too and stopped after that tax stuff but good luck on your business
it's a joke that if you're paying taxes ridesharing, then you're doing it wrong lol deduct deduct deduct !!!! the mileages add up and if you do your taxes right, you shouldn't pay much of anything
Yeah, thing is the income your talking is before taxes. Self employed taxes are higher than pay Check tax. And you also have gas to burn. So you make more, but you got 1/3 goes to taxes and you have a gas bill. So it kinda balances out.. but your cute, fun video.
If you speak to your CPA you can save a lot. I keep my receipts for gas, car maintenance & miles which are all write off's...Even your lunch's....You have to treat it like a real business.
Now if you want to get healthy and lose weight just go vegan I wouldn't begin two years ago and I've never been so healthy in my life just make sure you take your supplements if you do and you'll be fine
Uber/Uber eats.... little to no benefits, you have to take into account gas and wear and tear on your vehicle. Uber eats and uber are for people who have no real skills or education, she went into entry level....
I don’t think that’s true at all. There are many educated people such as myself that lost their jobs during this pandemic that decided to do jobs such as Uber to make money. We can’t be so quick to judge & there are many people with degrees that don’t make this much. As far as the lack of benefits, there are many other options to invest into your 401k & medical benefits. With a company’s contribution, it definitely helps but it’s not the only option. In regards to wear & tear on your vehicle, you do have to consider that. Uber has options to rent a car, which does cut into your pay. That’s where the math comes in & you decide if Uber is a better option than a traditional job. With me having an interior design business, I love the option to do Uber when I have the time.
Yeah you're right, scheduling your shifts, picking the right orders and areas to deliver in, setting aside money for taxes, finding your own insurance and funding your Roth IRA. Yeah you're right, that's entry level shit. 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Who says I don’t care how much I make? Also, I’m not bragging…the point of the video is to give tips on how others can make money too and not working at a stressful job.
@@withnnicole2149 5:06 mins into the video. You were talking about the huge pay decrease. No matter what you do in life. You can't always take the easy way out. You gotta work hard for whatever it is you want in life. Don't blame the job for the stress. It's all different for each individual on how they take in the situation. Good luck on your endeavor.
@@withnnicole2149 thats why but i wish u the best of luck in your journey. Keep your head up. Stand yo ground, dont let anyone run over u, and keep your goals on the top of the list/forefront 🤣 (how ever u say it)
Sorry, but you didn't make that amount. You have to pay car expenses, pay federal, state, and local taxes, both your portion and the employer's portion of social security, Medicare tax, etc. You have to take all that into account.
It is so refreshing to hear someone talk about the positives of working at Amazon. I really didn't have a bad experience there either. People don't realize how good they have it sometimes. No life experience.
These kinds of videos are very interesting and valuable. I feel that way too often, the news media glorifies Amazon because their salaries for white-collar/software workers are insanely high but they neglect the folks in the warehouse as well as the drivers who break their backs making sure that things run smoothly. The reality is that not everyone is a corporate/tech worker and that blue-collar workers matter too. Thanks for sharing your experience.
No job is worth your stress. I'd rather make less, be happy and have a life outside of work, than to work more, make more and have no life outside of work.
agreed! I’ve never been so happy & free
Or be wealthy and miserable and have no peace or free time!
Thissss 🤗 I’m just now realizing that I rather be happy . My jobs have spiraled my depression and anxiety out of control . I got a interview for Amazon tomorrow for the 4 shift bc im not slaving in nobody warehouse til I die. It’s so stressful 😢 long as she is happy bc it’s kind of hard finding happiness and or peace. ❤😊
My brother has done regular Uber and Uber eats.
You must be in a city area. In the Suburbs you won’t come close to those numbers doing deliveries.
Also, Uber is a death sentence to your personal vehicle!
I agree with the wear & tear on your car....I live in Illinois & Chicago terrifies me so I only do uber in the suburbs. It's only 20-30 minutes from the city so it's still busy.
Sad you quit but I understand it, hopefully you don't end up regretting it. I think it's more dangerous to do uber/eats etc. But hey if you make good cash why not, be happy. 😀
It can be dangerous with all the car jackings going on so I try to watch my surroundings & only drive in the daytime.
How is uber eats dangerous?
If you tryna make the big bucks as far as adding a passive income stream, rent out your car on turo or something. Uber eats is chump change.
How much you make with food delivery companies also depends on the market you are in.Doordash paid $2.50 a delivery and most customers don't tip the drivers.
The gym & keto/low carb/carb cycling helped me lose 70 lbs. Felt so good. But the past year I gained half back (quarantine, stress & anxiety, fell off the good wagon)... just now getting back to it because I tried other stuff again and they don't work, lol. My body just doesn't like too much carbs. Good luck to you!!
Thank you! My weight is a struggle for me because I love carbs...I'm so nervous to post my weight loss videos but hopefully it helps me & I can motivate others.
With the gas prices I quit door dash. Wear and tear on the vehicle too.
I was gonna work door dash cause working around people in general getting on my nerves.
My brother was dropping 30k miles a year on his car doing Uber. It’s a death sentence for your personal vehicle.
He’d come home from his day job then drive till 2AM every night. Lots of college students and drunk people....
@@quineshawilliams4463 door dash got on my nerves a few times when I went to pick up an order and someone else picked it up. Door dash then calls you to ask you why you haven’t delivered.
@@auxmike718 nothing wrong with driving around. He probably like driving and not being at home
@@SL1TFACE it’s true!
Happy to get away from the wife and kids!
Dang just watched your first day video😲 u should try working from home
I know! I should’ve posted that video month ago…..Do you have any work from home jobs that you recommended?
I did Ubereats a little and mostly doordash when I was laid off of my day job during the shutdown for a couple of month and did post mates as well and post mates a few years ago. So the only thing is that you absolutely have no job security with those apps they will always just default to penalizing you if there are any complaints and it would be up to you to get things straightened out which is not easy to even get a hold of them sometimes even though I have never had any bad experiences like that I have heard horror stories and would not like to have to worry about my job standing constantly. Second thing is if you have a newer car like I do then the extra miles you put on it will be considerable and that cost you, depending on how much your car is worth , anywhere from $50 to $100 a week or more in depreciation up and beyond what you would normally have not including extra break pads per year , extra oil changes and other things which yes you can write some of that off in taxes but not all. So it's better if your not running a nice car in the ground for that job.
I agree with you 100% Jesse! I don’t think it’s a long term option but for me, I love the work flexibility right now since I’m working on building my business. I have a new car as well & the it does put wear & tear on your car. I’ll soon talk about the pros and cons.
@@withnnicole2149 that would be great if you can make a video about that as im considering doing doordash for extra money but my car is newer..
Yes I will
@@Calihustla here the thing even if your car is really new if you plan on keeping it for 10 years or more then it won't be as bad because your eventually going to put a lot of miles on it anyway and the extra miles become less of a factor as the car ages as a matter of fact after ten years the outdated interior becomes as much of a factor as the miles. Ever been in a really old car that has a cassette player ? But if you have a car thats new with only 50k miles or less and you are planning on trading it in or selling it in 2 or 3 years then--- uhhh 10k extra mile in addition to 50 or 60k is a lot compared to in addition to 150k + which an extra 10k miles would mean very little.
@@jessemcelroy5266 well its a 2018 nissan thats good on gas i just got it less than 6 months ago which is why i called it new lol.but yeah it has 50 k miles around there and my plan is to keep it long term till the end.not currently working was thinking maybe doordash for few months till i land a good paying full-time job.just never done this before so its new experience.
I am an employee of Amazon and I also work for Uber eats and I have done doordash it depends on the area you deliver and also the weather is great that you have made that much money but that is not always the case. It's good days and bad days when you are a delivery driver also is wear and tear on your car and don't forget you have to pay taxes on the money. Please don't forget about gas.
Im having a hard time believing you made nearly 3 grand in 3 days. You showed the 'wallet' not 'earnings' which showed what you made during the week. $2800 in 3 days is about $951/day and you work 12/HR shifts so Thats about $79/HR. You would have to get 2 $40 orders an hour on average every hour. Its impossible. Ive done UE so I know it cant be done. If it was true we would all quit and just do this.
Here is the video, i never gave you those numbers so I don’t know where you got them from but here is my video explaining … ua-cam.com/video/0K6HpU0PFUM/v-deo.html
So I work for Amazon myself and I work outbound a completely different side of the building but my Department is AFE ( Amazon Fulfillment Engine ) an honestly I like it a year an a half and still going strong over here in Ohio
That's good to hear!
You are so beautiful , good job my queen 😍😍
Thank u!
That's a good lesson for people- always try to leave on good terms, never know when you might need a job or at the least a reference!
So true
Hello
Great video thanks. I am thinking about working at Amazon. I have a few questions. How do you get a hold of your manager while you are working at your post on the floor? Is it easy to find someone if you have a question? Are you allowed to have water/food on the floor with you? If so, is there a close by spot to refill your water bottle? Are there many bathrooms throughout the warehouse that are close to the post you are at (less than a five minute walk so it won't register as TOT or are the restrooms a long walk to get to )? My final question is if there is a bad snow storm or ice storm coming how is Amazon with you calling out if the roads are bad?
I'm going to watch your other Amazon videos as well.
Thanks.
Hey! Your shift lead is typically in the same section as you but your head manager is typically sitting at the front desk close to the offices in front of the building. I'm sure every warehouse is different.
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No offense but if Uber was really that good everyone would be doing it. Plus there are soo many hidden costs when you are an Uber contractor, pay for fuel, insurance, food and much more.
The damage done to the body is not worth it in the long run.
What kind of damage on the body?
I developed neuropathy and muscular skeletal problems. Got a Herniated disk, scoliosis from standing for long periods. Arthritis in both wrist w bone spurs in hand, tendinitis, bursitis in both shoulders, poor leg circulation, neck spasms, depression, anxiety, etc. The list is long but I regret every minute staying in a position like this. My doctor seen too many people go on disability due to jobs like this. All my doctors recommended I leave. It may not affect u now but it will as you get older. Good luck. Take care of yourself.
Thanks for the info Brenda
I like Amazon, I work at a school. So it's cool, that Amazon lets you go back, in my situation, like a summer job.
That’s what I was doing I’m doing that on the side while I work at Amazon . I’m transitioning from working as a assistant manager to do what I love
Love it!!!!
$1200 per week working doing UberEats 3 days a week? That's a really good part time monthly income right there. No wonder so many people aren't going back to their old low wage jobs
Impossible to make that much in 3 days with eats. Unless there was a bonus or a referral cash reward involved.
@@super1988guy she smoking something
I need some that stuff
@@super1988guy word bro that aint no za za thats some crack type shit
@@ScoreAndMemesAgo 😅
I work for Amazon in the FC and have enjoyed it for the most part. They are paying for my entire College education in HR .. I get 88 hours of vacation a year. 80 hours of UPT a year and 48 hours of PTO a year.. Plus LOA leaves if you need one pretty easy to get one. it is work and very repetitive. So it can get pretty boring. But that's like most warehouse jobs in general. Oh by the way Amazon is WAY better then UPS and FedEx if you were wondering I did both at one time. UPS in union BUT you have to work in a hot sweaty FC for 8 months before you get a full time gig and it's back breaking work. It was awful.
I am sorry Amazon didn’t work for you, you just have to be careful with Uber they will get you at the end of the year with the taxes saying you’ll have to pay since they don’t take it out when you make it on the app! But I’m glade you happy and hope the best for you
Thank You!!!
I am a person trying to get out from my vehicle. I start on 9/07. im nervous but im glad im going back to W-2 work. Blessed!
It's you and about 3 other ppl with positive reviews at Amazon. The other 100s of ppl on here only have negative reviews
Everyone has different experiences. I look at this as a job and not a career. I think people expect this to be the best job in the world. Everything is what u make it.
Is anyone else making that much doing Uber Eats or Doordash? Have family and friends that do it and none of them make anywhere close to that.
I'm making a video next week about it.
It really depends on where you live too.
Agreed! I live in Illinois
I have a stress job in Aircraft industry and do not make anywhere near what you did at Amazon even.
Wow really????
You expect people to believe you make $150k per year (extrapolate $2889 over 52 weeks) delivering food for 36 hours per week? She said “i can’t even make that up”. Yes you did, you made that up.
That's what I said 😂😂😂
You must have misheard her, she said she works for Uber Weed, delivering cannabis and edibles.
She said that was her best week. No one is going to work 52 weeks anyway they will take some time off. You have to take that with a grain of salt. I do believe her as she said it was her best week and I would not expect her to make that all the time. So cut it in half. That's still 75K Pretty good for a job that has no barrier to entry. Anyone with a driver's license can do it. No college degree is required. There are a lot of those types of people that never made it off the video game couch and now need something.
I said that's the most I've ever made in a week but an average week it's around 1200. I'm not sure why that's hard to believe, I know people who make a lot more than me. Also, I live in Chicago so it's busy all the time. I'll make a separate video showing my numbers on screen. You can't make it up with proof.
most are too dumb to factor in the IRS mileage rate deduction of 55 cents PER MILE which is your COST OF SALE.... the rest, yes "CAN" be profit.....after you pay the 55 cents per mile.
I wish I could not work and do not care about my pay so I could be stress free. But I have a family.
U should delivering Amazon packages
Really? Have you tried it before?
Hi Nicole Thankyou for your wonderful advice. I want to try to apply to the Amazon warehouse job. I hope I can get a flexible packaging job. I lost my good office job even though I was only paid $12.75 an hour. Hope I can try part time only. I tried other jobs. Goodluck to you. 👍😀
i have some questions and it would mean a lot if you answered, so for uber eats, how is the schedule like for part-time? like how many days of or hours and do u think it would be a good idea to work both amazon and uber eats at the same time?
It really depends on how much you can do. With UberEats, you can work anytime in 24hours if restaurants are opened. You don't have a schedule, you just turn on the app whenever you want. With Amazon, they have 4,8,10 & 12 hours shift available so you choose.
@@withnnicole2149 thank you :)
Office jobs are stressful indeed.
Yes!
You need to do more videos.
I will! Thanks
Make sure u keep some money when it comes to paying taxes the following year if u make more than 10k u got to pay taxes on the money you make on uber eats i did it too and stopped after that tax stuff but good luck on your business
How much you had to pay in taxes. Couldn't be more than 3k
it's a joke that if you're paying taxes ridesharing, then you're doing it wrong lol deduct deduct deduct !!!! the mileages add up and if you do your taxes right, you shouldn't pay much of anything
Yes, I'll make another video expelling how I put aside money
You seem like such a nice lady, just trust jesus
Thanks John
piece of mind matters
Very true
I quit working at Amazon to I really gotten fired after 5 years working.
I think you look amazing.
Thank you!
lol ex managers wouldnt quit that easy amazon job
lol
I drive for DoorDash and I don’t make
Good money. Maybe in 4 hours 60$
I'll make a video explaining more & hopefully you'll try uber eats.
I start tomorrow night.... Whew I'm not ready🥺
Good luck
Nice! How did it go?
I do uber eats too. How did make that money for short amount of time
I made a video giving all the screenshots of my pay.
GREAT VIDEO. VERY COOL.
Thanks Jim!
Great information,,new subbie
I'm glad I could help! Thanks
You could get hired on as a manager easily if you have a degree
Very true…if you don’t you’ll have to wait
How much on average do you make from each delivery you make?
That video is coming soon
Yeah, thing is the income your talking is before taxes. Self employed taxes are higher than pay Check tax. And you also have gas to burn. So you make more, but you got 1/3 goes to taxes and you have a gas bill. So it kinda balances out.. but your cute, fun video.
If you speak to your CPA you can save a lot. I keep my receipts for gas, car maintenance & miles which are all write off's...Even your lunch's....You have to treat it like a real business.
Is your amazon check after tax?..I know your uber check is before tax. Did amazon also offer healthcare?
If you start off at a lower position are there any chances of getting promoted and moving your way up?
Amazon is after tax and uber is before tax. Yes, Amazon offers a lot of benefits and Uber eats does as well but it's through a third party.
How long you been at Amazon???
I was at that Amazon for almost 3 months....I worked at another Amazon years ago for a year
Cut sugar and cabs…stay on Keto…
I definitely need to, maybe I'll record my journey on keto & see how it goes.
Yeah save some cash for your taxes. The income from those gigs are not pre-taxed.
Yes, I know. Thanks
How long will it take to get my $1000.00 bonus??
A sign on bonus?
Is $16.5 per hr gross pay or net pay?
It’s your pay rate
Gross pay
I hear cicadas in the background
Really?
@@withnnicole2149 yup
oK, So it sounds like she came in at a low entry level. Thats why she is talking pay cut and no stress.
Exactly. This gave me an opportunity to work on my business which worked out.
How do I apply for Uber eats
Now if you want to get healthy and lose weight just go vegan I wouldn't begin two years ago and I've never been so healthy in my life just make sure you take your supplements if you do and you'll be fine
Definitely good advice!
Uber/Uber eats.... little to no benefits, you have to take into account gas and wear and tear on your vehicle. Uber eats and uber are for people who have no real skills or education, she went into entry level....
I don’t think that’s true at all. There are many educated people such as myself that lost their jobs during this pandemic that decided to do jobs such as Uber to make money. We can’t be so quick to judge & there are many people with degrees that don’t make this much. As far as the lack of benefits, there are many other options to invest into your 401k & medical benefits. With a company’s contribution, it definitely helps but it’s not the only option. In regards to wear & tear on your vehicle, you do have to consider that. Uber has options to rent a car, which does cut into your pay. That’s where the math comes in & you decide if Uber is a better option than a traditional job. With me having an interior design business, I love the option to do Uber when I have the time.
Yeah you're right, scheduling your shifts, picking the right orders and areas to deliver in, setting aside money for taxes, finding your own insurance and funding your Roth IRA. Yeah you're right, that's entry level shit. 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
You no longer care about how much you make but yet you're bragging about how much money you're making from Ubereats. Make up your mind.
Who says I don’t care how much I make? Also, I’m not bragging…the point of the video is to give tips on how others can make money too and not working at a stressful job.
@@withnnicole2149 5:06 mins into the video. You were talking about the huge pay decrease. No matter what you do in life. You can't always take the easy way out. You gotta work hard for whatever it is you want in life. Don't blame the job for the stress. It's all different for each individual on how they take in the situation. Good luck on your endeavor.
dont think id be saying that people will mug u get a gun id say.
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Great!!! Where r u located?
Illinois
65k in tips? what is the base pay per hour?
Video coming soon explaining
Gotta pay them taxes of that Uber eats money
Yes, I know. I keep my receipts for car maintenance & gas to help with filing taxes as well. Thanks
What amazon was u working at 🤣🤣 cuz i know alot of amazons are BS
😂 It's a new warehouse
@@withnnicole2149 thats why but i wish u the best of luck in your journey. Keep your head up. Stand yo ground, dont let anyone run over u, and keep your goals on the top of the list/forefront 🤣 (how ever u say it)
I actually quit but thank u
🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪for you
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You are very long-winded
just work in AMAZON and your gonna lose weight for sure
Yes!
You sound very sweet. I wish you the best.
Awww thanks
Sorry, but you didn't make that amount. You have to pay car expenses, pay federal, state, and local taxes, both your portion and the employer's portion of social security, Medicare tax, etc. You have to take all that into account.
I'm aware of that.