@Mikemathews33 it took a while to get use to it. I used to do it 15 hours a day 7 days a week. But I would've quit I didn't need the job. It's alot of work and a lot of idiots and a holes. I eventually adapted but it helps that I don't have to pull boxes anymore. I either recieve or drive a high lift. Tbh though for me this is the best job I've ever had. Ive been here long enough that those a holes are like my family. Maybe its the shared struggle. We have made it though the bulshit. There's bulshit everywhere, but few places pay enough to ignore it. The only jobs that pay more require education or experience. Atleast around here. Good luck and I hope you find something better.
@@xqeze I’m a fit, strong fast worker but this kind of work is fucked, the walkman repeating itself over and over picking up words I didn’t even say from getting distracted to building good palettes and trying to hit 100% with forklift drivers always in the fucking way. I folded on the spot. If I couldn’t to it I honestly can’t see anyone doing it for real tho.
@Mikemathews33 it doesn't matter how fast you are or strong if you don't have the mental strength and desire. People who make it don't let those things get to them. I don't care that the talkman can't understand me. I learned to speak robot. I didn't care that the lifts were in my way, I worked through my breaks and lunches if I had to. What everyone else was doing wasn't my concern. All i can conrol is myself. I did what I needed to do because quitting was not an option for me. I didn't let it be an option. If you give yourself the option to quit then you will.
Nice video brother
I walked out 2 days ago. Couldn’t deal with the stress, pressure and the building. Job is some fucking bullshit. Makes sense why they pay well
Yeah its not for everyone.
@@xqeze I don’t understand how anyone could do that for 8 hours a day 5 days a week. It’s so fucked up
@Mikemathews33 it took a while to get use to it. I used to do it 15 hours a day 7 days a week. But I would've quit I didn't need the job. It's alot of work and a lot of idiots and a holes. I eventually adapted but it helps that I don't have to pull boxes anymore. I either recieve or drive a high lift. Tbh though for me this is the best job I've ever had. Ive been here long enough that those a holes are like my family. Maybe its the shared struggle. We have made it though the bulshit. There's bulshit everywhere, but few places pay enough to ignore it. The only jobs that pay more require education or experience. Atleast around here. Good luck and I hope you find something better.
@@xqeze I’m a fit, strong fast worker but this kind of work is fucked, the walkman repeating itself over and over picking up words I didn’t even say from getting distracted to building good palettes and trying to hit 100% with forklift drivers always in the fucking way. I folded on the spot. If I couldn’t to it I honestly can’t see anyone doing it for real tho.
@Mikemathews33 it doesn't matter how fast you are or strong if you don't have the mental strength and desire. People who make it don't let those things get to them. I don't care that the talkman can't understand me. I learned to speak robot. I didn't care that the lifts were in my way, I worked through my breaks and lunches if I had to. What everyone else was doing wasn't my concern. All i can conrol is myself. I did what I needed to do because quitting was not an option for me. I didn't let it be an option. If you give yourself the option to quit then you will.