Blessed | TheaterFire

I’m also foodservice in the SE. Small town. Your weekly paycheck is my 2-week check. I work 55 hours a week (no OT), spend 2 night a week in a hotel. Off weekends. And I thought I was doing okay. :(

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Prolly because small town. What company, and what state/city?

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Appalachias-Hero@reddit

Same, Performance NE ohio. We run out of a drop lot.

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BloodyRedF30@reddit

Where's the lot located? I'm in Cleveland.

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Appalachias-Hero@reddit

We’re out of Ravenna off of 44. Straight down 271 to 14 into Ravenna.

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BloodyRedF30@reddit

Damn your down there. Almost an hour from me.

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Yeah, my buddy drives an hour from Mentor😂 there’s talks about getting a new lot around Twinsburg/Macedonia area because we’re growing so quick. But so far haven’t heard anything from management so who knows when that will be.

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BloodyRedF30@reddit

Seems like all the big dogs are there in that area (National DCP (Dunkin Donuts, US Foods, etc.)

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Appalachias-Hero@reddit

Can’t forget Chic fil a! 80k a start, pallet drop the cooler and dry, only wheel in the freezer. They also give raises based on years of having your CDL and not years with the company. Had a guy leave a beer place is was at, had 10 years of CDL experience and started off at $53 an hour

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BloodyRedF30@reddit

Yeah there in Bedford Hts, closer to me. Applied but it seems like you have to know someone as a referral to get considered. Applied last year with no hope 😮‍💨😭. Damn $53 an hour sounds amazing. Might have to apply again. They're only 3rd shift btw. I'm making 90k doing hazmat but I think they make more at chic-fil-a tbh.

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BigSchmitty@reddit

We have several types of pay. I’m on hourly because I put in a lot of miles (1700 a week), but drivers don’t get OT.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

I’m in ga too. What city

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EstablishmentSalt206@reddit

Union, that's all I'm gonna say.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

I’m not union

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EstablishmentSalt206@reddit

I know. We, as truckers, have more power than we know.

Keep on keeping on.

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Trucker_Trent@reddit

That's why unions are all but dead in trucking. 🤔

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EstablishmentSalt206@reddit

Why is that? Have you ever looked into it?

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Trucker_Trent@reddit

In short, the motor carrier act of 1980 (which deregulated the industry) decimated the trucking industries profit margins. Unions require very healthy profit margins to sustain. Union companies folded one by one, most recently YRC.

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EstablishmentSalt206@reddit

Fair. So is it better now?

The trucking industry has plenty of profit. WE, (The truckers), make this country function.

We have so much power that we don't flaunt and let these rich fucks walk all over us it's insane.

75 percent of the goods of America are moved by truck.

By CDL A holders.

The job may not be "glorious" but it truly is.

We make this shit work, we make this shit function, and WE NEED to respect ourselves.

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EstablishmentSalt206@reddit

Also I wasn't replying to you, but what I said still applies.

Union.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

I don’t really understand, but OK!

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BigSchmitty@reddit

No union jobs in my small town. But yeah I hear that’s where it’s at.

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ShoddySpace5680@reddit

Sign me the fuck up my body is ready to get destroyed

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

I just got lucky with this honestly.

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ShoddySpace5680@reddit

Well I’m glad you got it brother sounds like you appreciate it.

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T_Track210@reddit

Exactly what I was going to say

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MrJRL89@reddit

What Trucking Company

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AbleDragonfruit4767@reddit

Love to see it

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NoSalad3514@reddit

I need a job that gives me 2000+ take home a week I’m tired of this 1200-1400 how do I get this I just have a year and a few months experience

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Tomokomon@reddit

Brother I don't even make 800 a week 9 months in

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dualshock5ps5@reddit

800 a week with a CDL. Damn son. Wendy's pays the same almost.

Get hired by a "Chicago" company. Build up your "hours" get good pay.

After 2 years you'll be able to work for other companies on w2 that pay pretty good.

20$ says I'm gonna get hate for this comment

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Immediate_Regular@reddit

Hang in there, you're just shy of a year. If you don't already have all the endorsements, TWIC (or whatever the equivalent is for you if you're not US based), and passport get those sorted. Even if you never want to touch a tanker or a triple, even if you never want to cross a border they'll open doors just being there.

Keep your MVR/DAC/PSP clean. Start looking now for another carrier and drop applications as soon as you hit your year.

The money's out there if you can just hold on long enough to find it. There's drivers from every corner of the world here that'll give you leads when you're ready to start looking.

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Tomokomon@reddit

Appreciate the advice. I'm working on getting my endorsements as soon as I possibly can.

The first 3 months were miserable. I actually lost money those months only getting 36 cents per mile

Until I hit 6 months and it got pushed up to 52 cents

is flat bed actually worth doing? if I did flat bed at my company i would actually go down to 48 cents per mile which ... Doesn't really make sense to me

My DL told me if I switched to reefer my pay would go up by 1 cent but that doesn't really seem worth having to deal with odd schedules+ cleaning the trailer out and sitting for hours like so many people here have mentioned. Not to mention being responsible for getting rid of the product if the customer rejects the load.

I'm not afraid of hard work. I just want to be paid fairly for my time and effort. something that I feel is Sorely lacking at my current company

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Immediate_Regular@reddit

I don't know what company you're with but they're ripping you off big time. 36 CPM should be illegal, holy shit.

Flat bed at that place is probably not going to be worth the work. Are they going to pay you to tarp or any of the other extra work that goes along with flatbed?

Reefer is definitely not worth it at your company as I'm sure they're either not going to pay you detention/layover or they'll have it set so you're barely getting any money out of it. You'll have to play games with your clock to make any sort of money.

You're definitely getting screwed over where you're at but given how close you are to the one year mark I'd advise you to sit tight if you can. Get your endorsements and atart planning your exit.

With a year under your belt you shouldn't have too much difficulty getting away from the crap carriers. If you want to go local start looking around your home now so you can thoroughly research the carriers near you.

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Tomokomon@reddit

Thanks, and I'm with swift. Starting minimum pay is 36 per mile on empty loads and on loads over 500 miles

Technically if I took a short haul the pay is much better starting out around 55cpm on loads less than 100 miles but I can count on one hand how many loads I took under 500 miles in my first 3 months of employment

Now a days I get 52cpm and my weekly miles rarely go over 1800. I'm honestly barely afloat.

Also factor in the $115 a week they take from me to pay back my schooling it hurts way more than it probably should.

Supposedly when my 12 months is up they will forgive the debt and start paying me back 50 dollars per week / 200 per month to stay but I'm definitely not sticking around long after my contract is up.

if you have any suggestions on good companies I'm happy do some research on them.

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Immediate_Regular@reddit

If you can go local or find a small mom and pop near you that's what I'd shoot for, unfortunately I can't give you names for those but you can start by searching insert city trucking/logistics/freight etc companies and look. Next time you're home drive by any nearby large warehouses and manufacturing plants. See who has loads of trailers at those facilities. Chances are if you see a lot of XYZ Company trailers at the nearby widget plant XYZ Company has positions for OTR and shuttle drivers.

If you live in an ag heavy area look for seed and fertilizer companies nearby, they'll likely need drivers.

Find out who's hauling gas (think propane and such) out to rural areas. That's an easy gig that pays real well where I am (your mileage may vary of course).

Another area to look into that's frequently overlooked is aggregate hauling. This one is real location dependant so you might come up with nothing.

Search for the Teamsters local near you, give them a call and see if they can give you some leads. Landing a union gig is one way to never have to deal with job searching ever again.

Companies I've heard good things about either from the company's drivers or seen online: Dick Lavy, Don Hummer, Nussbaum, Decker Truck Lines, Erb. Also look into LTL carriers near you and if you can get on with Walmart you'll be set. It's possible to get on with UPS without doing dock work but I'm told that's rare, worth looking into though. Same with FedEx. Check into USPS as well.

I can't guarantee any of those are going to be your forever carrier but they'll be a damn sight better than what you're dealing with at Swift.

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scottiethegoonie@reddit

36 CPM is crazy.

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Jaycool10@reddit

Great Advice!

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Desh282@reddit

U can try UNFI if they are in your area

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TaperingRanger9@reddit

1200-1400 is good. That's about the average that I make. But sometimes when it's busy I've made about as much as OP. Stay with your current employer until you've got 3 years then see if Walmart or a similar good company will take you. Those guys make 110-130k per year.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

12-1400 take home is still good. I just got lucky with this gig.

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AStoryAtThree@reddit

Yes but you work your ass off. That that's after a 65 plus hour week right?

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

This checks are between 55-68 hrs yes

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Gonnahauntcha@reddit

What type of trucking is this? When you say good service what do you do

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

I meant food

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garr0510@reddit

Deliver food down the ramp with a dolly probably sysco us food or performance but probably sysco

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Na liftgate and pallet jack, and none of those companies

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Wizard_with_a_Pipe@reddit

Do you have to unload yourself? I broke both legs 6 months ago and I'm cleared to go back to driving but I'm not sure I could load or unload myself.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

We use electric pallet, jacks, and lift gates

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garr0510@reddit

I'm assuming this is sysco, which every route you don't always get a lift gate and you still sometimes have to take it off a pallet and onto a dolly and run it in better than down the ramp but still work.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

It is not

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Wizard_with_a_Pipe@reddit

Nice! I could do that!

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xRegretful@reddit

How much experience do you need? I currently have 2 months in box truck and maybe 3 in tractor trailer.

Also how hard is backing? I know with food service, I’ll see you guys in some tight delivery spots that I couldn’t perform.

I work many hours and am lucky to clear 1800gross

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garr0510@reddit

No experience needed for sysco usually. And you learn to figure out the backing.

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oDANGASMo@reddit

Usfoods we pay zero in for however big your family is, also till your kids turn 26....

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No_Many_7570@reddit

Local food delivery in the SE you say? May I ask what company?

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Where you located? I’m not tryna out myself 🤓

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No_Many_7570@reddit

Southern California

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Yea we not out there

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No_Many_7570@reddit

:/

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Actually we are, you close to San Leandro?

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No_Many_7570@reddit

No, that’s actually up north the near San Francisco almost 400 miles away

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Oh ok, yea I just found out we had a huh out there.

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No_Many_7570@reddit

Thanks for the info I appreciate it

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Desh282@reddit

I can try UNFI. We make almost the same money and we use electric pallet jacks

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No_Many_7570@reddit

Thanks

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CodeWalkerrr@reddit

Way to fucking go Brother! Wishing you more life and continued success!

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Thank you man

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UmbraSicarius69@reddit

That's pretty good for weekly.

I know you're WORKING for that bag tho doing food service. Been there and done that, more power to ya man.

Glad to see you came out ontop of your struggles tho

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Thanks man

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ReallyRottenBassist@reddit

Owner operator or what? I don't think your a company driver. Or are you?

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

I’m company driver

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Aggravating-Meal4984@reddit

I feel that way about the dt account. Blessed, first six figure job

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chris_gnarley@reddit

This is awesome for you. I could never do food service no matter how much it pays but this is great money regardless

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Bojack341@reddit

How’s food service treating your body? I was at US foods for 3 months before I quit back in the day. My body was so tired and sore every day

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

But yeah, back when I was at Gordon Food Service. It was a lot more harsh on my joints.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Your body eventually adapts to it. I now do pallet jack and lift gate now. Lot easier on the body

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Psychological-Joke22@reddit

This felony probation officer tips her hat to you, on your sobriety and new life!

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Appreciate

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jose_guapo_@reddit

Sheesh back breaking work

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Na it’s pretty chill

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SOROKAMOKA@reddit

Thats pretty good for local. Probably a lot of overtime though

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Jealous_Canary1879@reddit

Awesome dude.

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LupiKof@reddit

Happy for you 🙏🏼🙏🏼 keep the good job

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BonusHour8693@reddit

Not bad at all

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HortonHearsAJew26@reddit

The massive difference between food service and beverage delivery/merchandising is insane. I bring home about $1,600 bi-weekly with $700 a month going towards family insurance. Think I clocked around 155hrs last pay period. Going OTR soon though

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R34CTz@reddit

Damn. I'm Foodservice out of Illinois. $30.60 and hour, about 55 hours a week. Unfortunately, I only get paid every two weeks.

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10xbek@reddit

Holy, that's awesome Brother! Super Happy for you!

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Character_Film_788@reddit

that’s indeed very blessed

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Typical-Decision-273@reddit

Can I be your stay at home wife?... no homo

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

lol

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BigDickMadera@reddit

Where do y'all even find these jobs?

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Networking with other drivers I meet. Make acquaintances with multiple people that you work at with each company you go to. And eventually, you know, dozens and dozens of drivers that you can talk to and get information from and download on other companies.

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SeaAccountant1926@reddit

Yea if that’s food service good luck you going to work for every penny they always show the good side but don’t tell you the bad

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

There are many different types of work in food service. I use a pallet jack and liftgate to remove all the product from my trailer and I’m contracted with the restaurants we serviced that they break down the pallets. So by contract, I’m not obligated to touch one of those cases at all.

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Hoops4U@reddit

Average hours a week if you don't mind answering OP?

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Those checks you see 55-68 hrs

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ScaredPerformance733@reddit

Now that you’re up here with the big dogs, don’t forget where you came from and pay it forward. 💯

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wavy_moltisanti@reddit

Damn 2k a week like prevailing wage 5 days a week in construction, nice.

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8Devilz1ReJecT8@reddit

Good job brother amazing path glad you here and happy stay the course.

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UHbarry@reddit

Proud of you

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CapitanPino@reddit

So sick dude. Im on the fence about food service... sysco and McLane are offering the 4 day on 3 off with optional 5th day... the money doesnt seem worth it but this does lol.

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Desh282@reddit

Try UNFI

Super easy work

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taco_2325@reddit

McLane grocery is a lot easier than the food service side but your runs will be longer especially team loads but great money on either side you choose. I do both, money doesn’t discriminate lol

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Both those companies will work you like a dog. My buddy at Sysco doing around 2500 a week though at around 55hrs.

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NewkidOTB278@reddit

I ran regional for Dominos for 9 years. Once I turned 40, I had to hang it up. Food service definitely takes a toll on your body… Yes, great money but you work your ass off for it.

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Desh282@reddit

I use electric pallet Jack

It definitely does not take a toll on my body

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East_Indication_7816@reddit

Yeah you need money for injury operation.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Yea, that’s why I switched from ramp and dolly work to liftgate and pallet. It’s more sustainable in the long run.

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Silent-Room-4987@reddit

Stay the course. $$ is better than any drug. So is regular pu$$y but thats not the point

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Jaycool10@reddit

Facts

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Sir-Squirter@reddit

This is Reddit, you can say “pussy”

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Silent-Room-4987@reddit

Trying to be a better person overall. 🤷‍♀️ my next goal is to not talk like that at all. But for now, I'll just censor myself.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

The kind you know won’t make you itch.

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spiritual_seeker@reddit

Winning, brother. Drivers help keep the world moving. We appreciate you.

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north_coast_nomad@reddit

my squeaky clean dumbass here making 680 in a week trying not to get killed in traffic.

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Ecstatic-Eye-5766@reddit

Same - average around 2400-2700 weekly

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

My dawg

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Unhappy-River6306@reddit

I sling beverages and I barely make not even half of that. Maybe I'm with the wrong kind of food..

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Extra_Significance81@reddit

The will to change and hard work will take you to great places. On those days when you're tired, when you wonder if you can keep going, just remember where you used to be. Be safe, Driver.

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genosx71@reddit

How hard is foodservice

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

I mean, harder than OTR. But your body adapts to it.

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taco_2325@reddit

Don’t lie lol food service is easy work for those willing to work for the check. You are a man of strength. I’m doing 42 hours a week three nights a week, trying to have a life this spring/summer since last summer I literally spent the majority of it in the truck with my partner running recaps bc of the driver shortage the company had. Easy 💰

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

That’s where my checks coming from, driver shortage

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Yea that’s pretty much what I was saying. Just saying harder than OTR 😆

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Own_Opportunity8699@reddit

Let me be your lot lizard brother! Hit me up 🤣😂😭

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

My lot lizard lives with me 😆

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CapitanPino@reddit

Domesticated lizard 😂

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Yea buddy

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trucksarekewl@reddit

All it takes is one guy to do a pay stub post and we get 1000 more lol

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

lol, I saw one that’s why I did it 😆

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Michael_1008@reddit

You ride alone or with a helper

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Alone

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ClemsonBrian@reddit

Congrats my friend, happy for you.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Thank you

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East_Indication_7816@reddit

No thanks if its a physical job. I just listen to my music playlists on the bluetooth radio and podcasts of Iran war all day getting paid $1000/week take home. I like my freedom and my body thanks it as well.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

I pull pallets off a trailer and the employees bring it in. Easy money.

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East_Indication_7816@reddit

with liftgate and manual or electric hand pallet jack? Did something like this and have to put my fingerprint on every case and box.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Electric. Yea we have a contract with the company that owns these restaurants that states they have to have a certain amount of people depending on the amount of cases the ordered to help break pallets down.

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East_Indication_7816@reddit

then you dont just drop the pallets. You actually move the products with your hand?

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

I have stops I help at and stops that I don’t. All depends on if I want to or not

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East_Indication_7816@reddit

You move those with your hand that's where the injury happens. You gonna get arthritis, forearm injury, back injury. The most exercise I do is turning the steering wheel and the landing gear crank.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Yea that’s cool dawg. Different strokes for different folks. Been doing food service for a long time now. It’s been good to me and I provide for my family with it. You can keep your steering wheel jockey position. I enjoy what I do.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Depends how fast I want to get done with the route. According to the contract I’m not obligated to no.

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ThankYouSavior-@reddit

May I ask what company / type of trucking gig this is within food service? Hand unloading? Cart work?

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Pallet jack/lift gate

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ThankYouSavior-@reddit

Thanks for the info. Looking to up my pay myself. Doing around 1150 a week for Home Depot operating a flatbed and forklift doing home delivery. Work is extremely easy and hours are great but I’m doing 6x a week. Would prefer longer hours 5x a week with better pay if possible ( I know gigs over 12-1400 a week aren’t easy to come by )

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Yea I got lucky with this gig. It’s 4 days a week but I been working 5-6 because we’re short on drivers. I did 5 years at another food service company averaging 1850-2k a week.

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ThankYouSavior-@reddit

Would you mind if I ask which company?

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ThankYouSavior-@reddit

Sheesh! Maybe it’s time I look into food service 🤣

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MarmotWorldOrder@reddit

They replied below.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

I fixed it I didn’t realize I did that.

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50CalProof@reddit

Food industry is nice work but boy its hard unloading meat and dairy. It'll keep you in shape and busy.

I started in food service but moved over to metal scrap rolloff / luggerbwork. Theres enough work out her for us that want it. Keep it up 💯

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Respect

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ExpensiveRain4934@reddit

Awesome job on the recovery and rebound!!

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Ty

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jchopz216@reddit

Is this chick fil a ?

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

No. CFA lowered their pay. I had a buddy leave there because of it.

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droptozro@reddit

Dang. Jealous now and I deliver food in RTs thinking I was doing well coming home daily. Glad for you and your family you can provide.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Thank you.

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droptozro@reddit

Rolltainers. Big metal carts that hold product so we don't have to handle every box.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Ohhhh ok. My buddies that used to work for Panera I believe used those.

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AesirReddit@reddit

I did food service for almost 4 years. Hardest job I ever did physically running up and down the ramp, no lift gates, 53’ trailers loaded to the brim but the money was good and home every night with the kids. Now I haul cement and my ash in pneumatics locally, still home every night and local, little bit of pay cut but worth it. My knees and back appreciated it. Kids come first though, much respect. I was in a place to take the pay cut and be fine, if I couldn’t I’d still be running that ramp doing my 30k+ steps a day.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Yea them knees be screaming! Luckily I got out of ramp and cart delivery.

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AesirReddit@reddit

Shoot I wish it was carts lol. Still have ptsd from running down that ramp with bibs or potatoes on that 2 wheeler in wet or icy weather. Took my share of falls

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Praying for the best flying down the ramp with 500lbs of flour

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etherxmancer@reddit

u and everybody in this sub deserves 4x as much

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Thank you my friend, this is a true statement. We deal with the most bs out here.

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Nasib5545@reddit

Damn bro! So happy for you! Lemme borrow $100 lol.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

You didn’t see the part about the four kids and a wife! I don’t have it lol 😆

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Playful-Excuse-272@reddit

Blessings. Congratulations

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mestizomilitia@reddit

Much respect.

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Universal_Magnet@reddit

I miss those days, but I like being home more

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

I’m home every day.

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shinception@reddit

How many hours a week? Just got my license 2 months ago

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Those pay checks you’re seeing are 55-68 hrs a week.

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JankyMark@reddit

Nice 😮‍💨

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Fair_Quality3531@reddit

Good deal!

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Pallet jack / lift gate.

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DazednConfuzed62@reddit

I can't get anywhere near that doing 2600 miles a week. Company driver can be a deal breaker for a new driver.

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Gilgamesh2000000@reddit

Respect for being a provider. Anyone can create life but not anyone can take responsibility for the lives they create. The drug addictions just make that more difficult.

Keep doing good, the reward is watching your kids grow.

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Sharp_Requirement_50@reddit (OP)

Appreciate.

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Visual-Ad-6396@reddit

Good stuff man!