Nah y’all are for sure hating. This dude is smashing this trip out. Yes, cutting corners, yes unsafe. But when you’ve been in the trenches and you know how many things can mess with your performance that are out of your control: waiting on replens, dropped pallets, take a shit etc. you have to do whatever you can to make that time up because you rely on that performance incentive to provide for your family. If you can do the dangerous shit safely because you have exceptional awareness, muscle memory and experience then carry on!
this is bullshit most warehouses give you exception time for reasonable delays, putting your safety at risk for a slight increase in production is a numb brained move
I pull a 160+ everyday. While being safe. Just safely pull as fast as you can on every order while being safe. If theres no traffic I can pull a 200 on an order. But sometimes a lot of things will slow me down and I’ll pull a 150. But yes warehouses give u plenty of time to be safe in most cases
@@cslance6863 not as many as people think only the ones where everytime I pull up I gotta get 20 or more 😂 I look one slot ahead tho and move faster when it’s light boxes
Your paycheck isn't gonna get higher. It's still the same. Employers don't care about anyone. You grt injured. Guess what? They let you go and find someone else. That's why I prioritize my own safety. I will do my damn job but not at the cost of my own health.
You must not work somewhere that offers incentive. Most companies that have order selection like this have time based or case based incentive. Companies like Albertsons offer incentive based off time. Making an extra $200 a week isn't uncommon when you run a 130%+ average throughout the week. Also, it's a moral boost to run/race and pick with your buddies. If you're even half familiar with a power jack like this. They come with a coast feature by default, which allows it to roll ahead. It's more efficient, and it's not even dangerous if you respect the equipment. This is a guy I would race for the fun of it everyday. (edit) I didn't even notice in the clip, that he stepped over the control arm. LOL I do that shit too, and I'll throw my jack way ahead, grab my case and ride the back pallet while my jack roles up to the next slot. It's fun honestly, but it takes a ton a familiarity and respect of your machine. Not everyone can "feel" even the most minor shifts in trajectory. I could full speed my jack and know where it'll stop everytime. It's all in the comfort you have
someone hasn't working in a warehouse before... (p.s. that is an aisle and it doesn't work like 2 way streets JB goofy. Now go make my mcdouble ya pleb
Straight pressuring that dude in the front. Notice he keeps looking back and getting discombobulated, very nice job. I also liked that transition from left to right
that's how I got fired from Sysco ,3 accidents in 18 months , my jack ran into the racks twice and my jack collide with a forklift instant termination 162%, $2200 a week
@@christopherstorer4412 that sucks truly all blame shouldn’t be put on you for them not sending away for faulty equipment not being fixed but sometimes that’s just the way she goes keep ya head up and get out there and get it your next job may just be better the that you never know….💯💯💯💯
This is why when have to unload the truck the pallets are fncked up heavy shit that should be the bottom is on top of light small things crushing it so the pallet is leaning and not wrapped properly
That is usually due to the warehouse set up. It's not my fault the warehouse has us put kitty litter on top of Hawaiian punch boxes. It should be closely set to how it's unloaded in the store. This dude is not safe, but I've seen people go way slower, building worse.
Speed kills I used to be dude. Don’t cut corners because something happens they’re not on your side. Great work ethic and determination tho. Dude has good character.
The big warehouse I used to work at there were cameras everywhere. If caught stepping on a pallet. . Automatic write up and verbal warning. . . 3 write ups and you were fired.
Big facts we do mostly beverages on two miller coors pallets, and some of my orders in the wintertime are like 60 at 58, 39 at 36 etc... trying to hit incentive doing that u gotta run ur ass off but thankfully our warehouse does an hourly pick rate incentive rather than basing it on cases
Its good to bust ass and make incentive but give it time and the company will raise the standard and everyone will have to work like him. If everyone worked at the same pace, and goes overtime, you will make more in the long run. Your back will appreciate you more. You are easily replaceable by a new 18 yr old kid. The ones that bust ass and raise standards for everyone are always the first one to quit when they couldn't do that day in and day out. Been there 20 yrs as a teamster, now a state worker, make more, don't do shit all day, no body aches and pain, go to sleep happy, and every weekend off.
What ur saying is all facts , Got some damn Venezuelans at my plant and they all work like animals 😂 Got our boss talking ab “It’s not fair there doing more work , I need you all to step it up” 💀 Gmfu 😂 we get paid by the hour and our incentive is damn near nun lol
Gonna clue anyone who wouldn’t understand in on why he’s going so fast , warehouses use a system called KPI (basically a score for how fast you are at working) - how it works = number of items picked ~ time spent picking , if you know how averages work in this instance starting the day with a really high kpi will mean that you can go a lot slower throughout the rest of the day . Highly likely this is his first order pick of the day or first few
All of these order selector guys must be paid for production 😅😅😂😂 cause otherwise why bother do it that fast ,or even worse get into an accident that will leave you useless for the rest of your live , not worth it , but I raly don't know whay are they working so fast ...if usually when you've been paid by the our you shouldn't rush to avoid all complications and errors
@@dh12.I'm trying to make sure I get home the same way I came to work. These employers don't care about the workers. If I get let go for my performance so be it. At least my whole body intact.
Then it gets on truck and the trucker gets to the delivery location and then they winds why bags of flour is pouring out and the product on top is leaning since the bag is not flattened and everything toppling over. Speed was good for sure, but quality is better for everyone that’s included in the function of this whole operation. Loaders don’t unload, if they did they’d care way more
exactly what ended my time in publix boxedmeat/dairy years ago, one wrong step and the ankle rolled which killed my %, and the short cuts i took to bring it back up casted me with misselects// be safe and get those bags.. #beastmode
I hate being an outbound loader because the physical demands of the job. Loading goods onto outbound vehicles often involves heavy lifting, repetitive motions, and working in potentially uncomfortable or cramped spaces. This physical strain can lead to fatigue, soreness, and an increased risk of injury, which can make the job challenging and unpleasant over time. Additionally, if the workload is consistently high or if there are unrealistic expectations for productivity, it can exacerbate these physical demands and contribute to feelings of frustration and dissatisfaction with the job.
we used to do this to get our bonuses, but now it's cause for instant dismissal due to H&S. This is a justified change, considering the varying levels of intelligence and awareness among our warehousing staff.
@@jeremiah4267 lies wtf are you on, obviously it's unhealthy to sit all day but the wear and tear of lifting weights with your back is gonna F you up worse. And it's not like you cant do stretches every 30 mins on your desk job lol, this on the other hand has no work around
Had a guy do this in our warehouse the other day we work in -30 and he got his leg stuck and broke it,he claims his llop (picking machine) wasn’t moving but we all know when you rush to get the job done things like this can happen,be safe lads.
Keep it simple. Pick a job you can see yourself doing from looking at job activities, learn the skills needed for the job, and if you can learn this without needing to go to university then do this as you can learn everything online. But some require uni like med school. Pick something high in demand in your area of residence, learn the skills, choose 2 jobs related to skills be great at these specific jobs. Rather then 10 jobs you can be ok and make it harder for you to get a job because you're not being in depth.
Bro stepped right on the pallete. Honest question: Aren't you supposed to put those pallets in the return center not just step on it and keep going. If I would have done that that would be a write up
Until one day that guy brings down the shelves and causes half a mill in damages. Like I know warehouse workers have it rough but this is playing it a little too risky for daily use.
This is a reserve pick. He's not scanning the LPNs which tells me this warehouse doesn't have a locater system so the inventory is likely full of discrepancies. He's grabbing two items while allowing the rabbit to still move. Pretty silly and not that impressive.
You're allowed to coast your ride at publix, and honestly, he doesn't look fast at all compared to some of the guys in my warehouse. My times about up, but these kids comin in have a different energy.
each warehouse is different ofc but this is kinda slow compared to the order pickers from my warehouse, i stack like 260 boxes per hour and its not even the fastest xD
260 per hour is slow. 350 per hour is the MINIMUM to be considered fast. I’m far beyond that this is a small sample size from a video recorded 2 years ago. It’s levels to this.
@@cavause then its different calculations or something cuz the guy on the video is slow xD 350 happens sometimes in our ranking but not often depends on orders :x but ye its a little bit different than ours workplace
@@nequsplyou do get paid above the minimum why you think they pay incentives? all is required is 100% I pull 162 % $2200 a week most of that incentive pay
You’re not saving time by letting the walkie go passed you and then having to run after it. Just come to an abrupt stop. Pick. Get back on. Floor it. Stop chasing your walkie
He’s definitely not the fastest on earth. At my warehouse we use headsets to select. So the headset tells you what to pick and you “scan” with your words. There’s no one picking faster than those guys.
Pretty high risk picker. I would fire him if I caught him picking with the picker moving. Its a big fat no no in terms of safety. And he’s overworking himself too like a dummy.
I bet the mechanics give this dude an attitude when they see him. Using the brakes to stop the PE instead of plugging wears the brakes out 10x faster. Iykyk and iyk.. I feel sorry for you lol
Man I wish my job was as easy as thing bro we got gay ass vox ware and that shit is fucked bro we gotta scan location wait for it to tell us how many cases we need to pick and then say confirm action every time and on top of that we gotta put labels on everything
I’m not impressed I’m faster then all of them I have the cheat code for orderfilling let me know when one of these dudes order select the meat room picking up 80 to 100 pounds cases see if they have that 150 then
you say you're a living Robot, you move like that when you're desperate, you don't move anymore, so when he gets bored with you, he flies away like a dog
Nah y’all are for sure hating. This dude is smashing this trip out. Yes, cutting corners, yes unsafe. But when you’ve been in the trenches and you know how many things can mess with your performance that are out of your control: waiting on replens, dropped pallets, take a shit etc. you have to do whatever you can to make that time up because you rely on that performance incentive to provide for your family. If you can do the dangerous shit safely because you have exceptional awareness, muscle memory and experience then carry on!
this is bullshit most warehouses give you exception time for reasonable delays, putting your safety at risk for a slight increase in production is a numb brained move
I pull a 160+ everyday. While being safe. Just safely pull as fast as you can on every order while being safe. If theres no traffic I can pull a 200 on an order. But sometimes a lot of things will slow me down and I’ll pull a 150. But yes warehouses give u plenty of time to be safe in most cases
@@anthonydargan1459Do you have alot of the slot numbers memorized?
@@cslance6863 not as many as people think only the ones where everytime I pull up I gotta get 20 or more 😂 I look one slot ahead tho and move faster when it’s light boxes
If it's A Safety Hazard the Company will Drop him Quicker than Garbage Nobody cares about Performance Over SAFETY 🦺😔
Your paycheck isn't gonna get higher. It's still the same. Employers don't care about anyone. You grt injured. Guess what? They let you go and find someone else.
That's why I prioritize my own safety. I will do my damn job but not at the cost of my own health.
the paycheck does get higher tho
You must not work somewhere that offers incentive.
Most companies that have order selection like this have time based or case based incentive.
Companies like Albertsons offer incentive based off time. Making an extra $200 a week isn't uncommon when you run a 130%+ average throughout the week. Also, it's a moral boost to run/race and pick with your buddies.
If you're even half familiar with a power jack like this. They come with a coast feature by default, which allows it to roll ahead. It's more efficient, and it's not even dangerous if you respect the equipment. This is a guy I would race for the fun of it everyday.
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I didn't even notice in the clip, that he stepped over the control arm. LOL I do that shit too, and I'll throw my jack way ahead, grab my case and ride the back pallet while my jack roles up to the next slot. It's fun honestly, but it takes a ton a familiarity and respect of your machine. Not everyone can "feel" even the most minor shifts in trajectory. I could full speed my jack and know where it'll stop everytime. It's all in the comfort you have
Paycheck definitely get higher 🤡 especially for us in the freezer #publix
Always a goofy using the whole isle instead of staying in their lane.
😂😂😂
Always a slow ass person I gotta pass
He doing that on purpose to kill dudes productivity.
someone hasn't working in a warehouse before...
(p.s. that is an aisle and it doesn't work like 2 way streets JB goofy. Now go make my mcdouble ya pleb
it’s always the new guys too 😒
And then the guy who parks in the middle of the isle
dude probably been there for a week or something😭
Boutta be me on my first day 😂
Straight pressuring that dude in the front. Notice he keeps looking back and getting discombobulated, very nice job. I also liked that transition from left to right
Then he needs to move his slow ass to the side
Good way to wreck your brakes on your equipment and get someone’s ankle ran over future tense…seen it happen
It’s levels to this. I’ve had 0 accidents in 8 years.
@@cavause oh I believe you it just the incompetent ones that should know better but don’t?..😅😅😅
that's how I got fired from Sysco ,3 accidents in 18 months , my jack ran into the racks twice and my jack collide with a forklift instant termination 162%, $2200 a week
that's how I got fired from sysco
@@christopherstorer4412 that sucks truly all blame shouldn’t be put on you for them not sending away for faulty equipment not being fixed but sometimes that’s just the way she goes keep ya head up and get out there and get it your next job may just be better the that you never know….💯💯💯💯
This is why when have to unload the truck the pallets are fncked up heavy shit that should be the bottom is on top of light small things crushing it so the pallet is leaning and not wrapped properly
That is usually due to the warehouse set up. It's not my fault the warehouse has us put kitty litter on top of Hawaiian punch boxes. It should be closely set to how it's unloaded in the store. This dude is not safe, but I've seen people go way slower, building worse.
Nah, that's crazy. I'm with homie coming to a full stop Lol
Speed kills I used to be dude. Don’t cut corners because something happens they’re not on your side. Great work ethic and determination tho. Dude has good character.
Yeah I’m good, I always pick a steady pace and turn out just fine
Bro got 7 safety’s 8 secs in 😂
@@n3rdpl0w 8
The big warehouse I used to work at there were cameras everywhere. If caught stepping on a pallet. . Automatic write up and verbal warning. . . 3 write ups and you were fired.
How much they pay?
@@ConantgardenVetSomebody when it was still open I was making $21.50 and hour.
Sysco to Easy, 3 pallets big batches try picking 3 k with small batchs
Big facts we do mostly beverages on two miller coors pallets, and some of my orders in the wintertime are like 60 at 58, 39 at 36 etc... trying to hit incentive doing that u gotta run ur ass off but thankfully our warehouse does an hourly pick rate incentive rather than basing it on cases
Facts
I hated Sysco smh I was a selector in the freezer and walked out I’m not with scanning and labeling every box it was yo cold I rather use voice pick
That pallet jack only has to win once! 😬
Its good to bust ass and make incentive but give it time and the company will raise the standard and everyone will have to work like him. If everyone worked at the same pace, and goes overtime, you will make more in the long run. Your back will appreciate you more. You are easily replaceable by a new 18 yr old kid. The ones that bust ass and raise standards for everyone are always the first one to quit when they couldn't do that day in and day out. Been there 20 yrs as a teamster, now a state worker, make more, don't do shit all day, no body aches and pain, go to sleep happy, and every weekend off.
What ur saying is all facts , Got some damn Venezuelans at my plant and they all work like animals 😂 Got our boss talking ab “It’s not fair there doing more work , I need you all to step it up” 💀 Gmfu 😂 we get paid by the hour and our incentive is damn near nun lol
9/10 the supervisors use to do the same thing when they were picking😂
Bro if you don’t scan, & place the label 🤣🤣but good shit my boy 💯
Gonna clue anyone who wouldn’t understand in on why he’s going so fast , warehouses use a system called KPI (basically a score for how fast you are at working) - how it works = number of items picked ~ time spent picking , if you know how averages work in this instance starting the day with a really high kpi will mean that you can go a lot slower throughout the rest of the day . Highly likely this is his first order pick of the day or first few
I work with a raymond reach cause we gotta take a lot of paletts down so it makes the job cooler we get paid more
Raymond's suck.....crown are better lift trucks....been doing it for Sysco for 28 yrs...
I’m glad i found this video..
i saw an offer on Indeed, but was wondering what exactly the job is like..
Fuck doin this every day, I’m good..
Shits easy bruh.... Unless you're fat or built like a twig lol
All of these order selector guys must be paid for production 😅😅😂😂 cause otherwise why bother do it that fast ,or even worse get into an accident that will leave you useless for the rest of your live , not worth it , but I raly don't know whay are they working so fast ...if usually when you've been paid by the our you shouldn't rush to avoid all complications and errors
its called incentive, brother. he gets paid more the higher the percentage he gets
Im an order selectors where I work and I’ve seen faster than that.
Dude broke a few warehouse safety rules in the first 2 seconds of the video smh lol
There isn't a single warehouse employee on planet earth that doesn't break warehouse safety rules lmao
Making numbers is more important. Bank time whenever you can.
@@dh12.I'm trying to make sure I get home the same way I came to work. These employers don't care about the workers. If I get let go for my performance so be it. At least my whole body intact.
Yeah especially when people are right in front of u you still test waters
I called this Eatin 💪🏻 Sysco Syracuse for 10 years here ✌🏻
phone use on the floor. that's a write up!
That's the write up you are worried about when you see this? 😂
Boy that’s a termination
Shit at Walmart that’s a termination
Respect..
The Iverson step-over..
I needed this sooner jo 😂💯
Be smooth bro, speed comes later.
Yeah I've run into some that could run for a stint. But by the end of the week they can't keep up.
Then it gets on truck and the trucker gets to the delivery location and then they winds why bags of flour is pouring out and the product on top is leaning since the bag is not flattened and everything toppling over.
Speed was good for sure, but quality is better for everyone that’s included in the function of this whole operation.
Loaders don’t unload, if they did they’d care way more
exactly what ended my time in publix boxedmeat/dairy years ago, one wrong step and the ankle rolled which killed my %, and the short cuts i took to bring it back up casted me with misselects// be safe and get those bags.. #beastmode
We have an orderfiller at my dc with a photo graphic memory, he smashes his trips!
I hate being an outbound loader because the physical demands of the job. Loading goods onto outbound vehicles often involves heavy lifting, repetitive motions, and working in potentially uncomfortable or cramped spaces. This physical strain can lead to fatigue, soreness, and an increased risk of injury, which can make the job challenging and unpleasant over time. Additionally, if the workload is consistently high or if there are unrealistic expectations for productivity, it can exacerbate these physical demands and contribute to feelings of frustration and dissatisfaction with the job.
we used to do this to get our bonuses, but now it's cause for instant dismissal due to H&S.
This is a justified change, considering the varying levels of intelligence and awareness among our warehousing staff.
everyone at my warehouse does this. The managers dont even care anymore
I'd try like this guy at company where I'm working !
Nah this is when you worked all week Mon - Thurs and it’s finally Friday and you about to have your weekend then you are like this 🤣😎👍🔥✅👍💰
Buddy definitely not messing w me 😂
Future back problems
you get more back problems by sitting at a desk all day
@@jeremiah4267 lies wtf are you on, obviously it's unhealthy to sit all day but the wear and tear of lifting weights with your back is gonna F you up worse. And it's not like you cant do stretches every 30 mins on your desk job lol, this on the other hand has no work around
Cap I’m 39 and still be out there in the freezer running 115-120% every day. Just wear a back brace and lift how you suppose to
Had a guy do this in our warehouse the other day we work in -30 and he got his leg stuck and broke it,he claims his llop (picking machine) wasn’t moving but we all know when you rush to get the job done things like this can happen,be safe lads.
This is literally everyone in my warehouse chasing incentive for a max pay of $30/hr
I'm not the fastest but bro stacking sucks
It look fun But something I will never do in life again. I don’t even go that way
Haven’t work warehouse selector for a minute now but what is he using to pick the cases?? Headset, labels? I don’t see anything
Keep it simple. Pick a job you can see yourself doing from looking at job activities, learn the skills needed for the job, and if you can learn this without needing to go to university then do this as you can learn everything online. But some require uni like med school.
Pick something high in demand in your area of residence, learn the skills, choose 2 jobs related to skills be great at these specific jobs. Rather then 10 jobs you can be ok and make it harder for you to get a job because you're not being in depth.
That's some Capstone level shit. You payed by percentage?
Why are oils and liquids on-top of the flour? Aren’t they supposed to be as a base or something?
You can LITERALLY destroy your ankle with a simple nudge of the machine. DO NOT understetimate machine power.
I just want the easiest job to get my money and go home..
Bro stepped right on the pallete. Honest question: Aren't you supposed to put those pallets in the return center not just step on it and keep going. If I would have done that that would be a write up
Ghost riding, standing on a pallet, and not having 4 points of contact. Horrible order selector.
180% for the year
That was just for the video clip ain't no fking way he be like that for more than 8hrs😂
He cool but he couldn’t fuk with me especially in the freezer
Until one day that guy brings down the shelves and causes half a mill in damages. Like I know warehouse workers have it rough but this is playing it a little too risky for daily use.
Now u know why orders arrived broken
Very hard job
No joke I do it and I’m a female
abou tto me my first time doing order selector any tips ? passed my drug test today.
Take your time learn the orders. Only touch your cases once. This will come over time
This is a reserve pick. He's not scanning the LPNs which tells me this warehouse doesn't have a locater system so the inventory is likely full of discrepancies. He's grabbing two items while allowing the rabbit to still move. Pretty silly and not that impressive.
I am also a order picker but never seen this type of picking 😅
Unsafe stepping over pallets🙄🤦♂️
OSHA needs to see this
You're allowed to coast your ride at publix, and honestly, he doesn't look fast at all compared to some of the guys in my warehouse. My times about up, but these kids comin in have a different energy.
Wow. Getting off your equipment while it is still moving is a violation of WM policy. Walking on pallets is a violation of WM policy.
I do this at Walmart and they’re so strict there that def a write up and points
Bruh was in the way .. gotta beep that horn
each warehouse is different ofc but this is kinda slow compared to the order pickers from my warehouse, i stack like 260 boxes per hour and its not even the fastest xD
260 per hour is slow. 350 per hour is the MINIMUM to be considered fast. I’m far beyond that this is a small sample size from a video recorded 2 years ago. It’s levels to this.
@@cavause then its different calculations or something cuz the guy on the video is slow xD 350 happens sometimes in our ranking but not often depends on orders :x but ye its a little bit different than ours workplace
but in my opinion everything above the "norm" should be paid much more and should be considered fast xD
@@cavausemeasure it by percentage and not cases per hour
@@nequsplyou do get paid above the minimum why you think they pay incentives? all is required is 100% I pull 162 % $2200 a week most of that incentive pay
Do they reverse?
reverse? you mean the jacks? yes but you have to stear it
bro recorded grabbing two cases and still fumbled placing em right 💀💀
I want to know how long it took to stack the potatoes or flour he has on his pallets
You’re not saving time by letting the walkie go passed you and then having to run after it. Just come to an abrupt stop. Pick. Get back on. Floor it. Stop chasing your walkie
He’s definitely not the fastest on earth. At my warehouse we use headsets to select. So the headset tells you what to pick and you “scan” with your words. There’s no one picking faster than those guys.
Gotta love cases dont scan and items not replenished so you running hard as shit for nothing good thing i left warehouse i do not miss it 😂
Pretty high risk picker. I would fire him if I caught him picking with the picker moving. Its a big fat no no in terms of safety. And he’s overworking himself too like a dummy.
I bet the mechanics give this dude an attitude when they see him. Using the brakes to stop the PE instead of plugging wears the brakes out 10x faster. Iykyk and iyk.. I feel sorry for you lol
Man I wish my job was as easy as thing bro we got gay ass vox ware and that shit is fucked bro we gotta scan location wait for it to tell us how many cases we need to pick and then say confirm action every time and on top of that we gotta put labels on everything
Ask them to put your voxware in expert mode.
and I pull 150% nightly in freezer with voxware
same at my job bro, sometimes we'll pick a whole pallet of an item just to put a label on each damn box 🤦🏿♂️
@@thr3_3y3z usually you have a master label that say etc 50 of 50 but if it's ten cases or less u tag each case
He is fast, but this is a recipe for disaster if/when he damages equipment or a coworker. Do not recommend!
He's only done this for the entirety of the video which is 10 seconds, we don't see him doing that with the bags of flour lol
You want them numbers to be ran or not?
I’m not impressed I’m faster then all of them I have the cheat code for orderfilling let me know when one of these dudes order select the meat room picking up 80 to 100 pounds cases see if they have that 150 then
Lol that meat ain’t no joke
Facts it don’t play I selected meat for years
@@bigragu9010 I was in produce at Kroger warehouse Averaging around 120-130 on my best days
@@bigragu9010man my back got fucked up after selecting in the freezer for 4 months shit sucked for me
alot of red flags for not being safe
he aint touching me. i would of put up my whole check to race
I do this lmao everyone do this either this or supervisor gonna bitch ab production
you say you're a living Robot, you move like that when you're desperate, you don't move anymore, so when he gets bored with you, he flies away like a dog
Syrups on flours that's f,,,,up.
imagine working like this for minimum lol
They don’t make minimum
Dude your sweating 🤣🤣cares way too much lmao
Jakass in the front sitting slap dab in the middle of the whole lane smh you gotta leave an open lane for the runners and replen guys
tell me why they told us to do this at my last warehouse lmaooo
okay but i can do a wheelie 💁🏽♂️
Sooooo many safety violations
Looks like some GFS shit there. Looks ok just the bags hanging off is crazy. Our loaders would just bust them open.
Like the swag bro but put a Safety vest on next time 😎
We don’t have to wear them
@@cavausenever wore any
"putting myself in a wheelchair for youtube clout YALLLLLL"
Hating or not dudes literally hitting safetys
all that just to wait for a dude on his first one?
Bruh 🤣🤣! Come to walmart distribution then I'll show you the fastest order filler on the planet
This shi is annoying lol people do that at my work n they expect everyone to do that 😂 like bruh chill we getting paid by the hour 💀
Osha violations
My mans lucky his foot ain’t go through that pallet. Cool video
Yea at Whole Foods warehouse Cheshire ct