Been in your shoes JBG, no matter how much you want to hurry up the process. Those slow warehouse crews still work faster at their own pace just because they know what goes on. Funny how truck unloading stops till each pallet is correctly stacked.!!! LOL

Thanks for inspiration John

Wow John, If you worked like that on every unload dock, you would be a lean, mean fighting truck driver

@hugginmama

6 жыл бұрын

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@edwardmartinez199

5 жыл бұрын

After many hours of driving not easy just driving is hard.

Did recieving many years they can sort after they sign for there pallets and do a running count on the packing list total rookie just by his forklift use

@letseatreynolds863

4 жыл бұрын

I don't sign suit till its broke down and properly counted ever.

Stop the presses!!!!!!!!!!!!!...is that JohnnyB doing manual work???...lol...you should get paid xtra boss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...lol

Take it easy my friend. May God bless. From Montreal, Quebec

Hey John love your videos keep making them

I sincerely hope you got compensated for that big waste of time. Shippers are supposed to load and receivers are supposed to unload. The driver should only have to get the load there safely and nothing else.

John,you got a nice workout,I did some recieving and shipping ,so much in my dreams.

I have come in with 5 pallet,s and had 2 break them,got through,15 pallet,s in floor,hay,i will put them in the rack,s if u want me 2,and load your truck,s 2,rec. taking advantage of free labor,this used 2 be a bad problem in trucking year,s ago,hay udo a good job!

Watching you stack those boxes is oddly satisfying

That's B.S. John. Dock workers should unload and rework their freight after signing the paperwork. At least that's how we do it in Australia.

john one of your better videos, good to see you doing some work

Lumper John. Ha Ha 😆😆 Shouldn't have to do. But, YOU DA MAN! Take care and God bless! Ike in PA

Where I used to work we would unload trucks and stack the boxes on pallets by the number on the box then receive it in and put it up that way

I used to work in a shop that actually made pallets that all that freight is carried on. Believe it or not. LLoydminster Saskatchewan Canada.

Baby blue would look half decent with some polish on those steps, wheels, etc.......

Working those muscles! Watch that back though!

I hate when that happens,when you have to separate stuff! You had great patience with that slow guy! God bless

They should have paid you the lumper fees for helping to sort the load ...

@TwiztidPain

3 жыл бұрын

Normally they do

@tobeytyler7701

3 жыл бұрын

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Boy, does that bring back memories and I don't miss it. Warehouse know most drivers on a schedule. So they make the DRIVERS break down their FREIGHT! I drove for years having to do that. It's a racket! Warehouse don't hire any more employees than they have too. But perishables are STILL outta sight price wise. Somebody is saving a TON of money here! The outside world doesn't see any of this!. They just get their product from the grocery store and are on their merry way!

whats lumper service?

great video sir

Some companies don't care how much it cost to send something on a tractor trailer they don't care if it is full or not. Carrier probably still charges full amount.

mmm looks like Larry should of let you borrow that headlight of his

If larry was with he would have become super lumper and got you unloaded.

Why did you decide to help, instead of just waiting outside? Do you get the same pay no matter the size of load?

I'm in shipping and receiving business an I never herd of that. But I can't figure it out either.

This is the part that I hated! I was a Driver NOT a Lumper!

Hey JBG....how many pallets does a fully loaded trailer hold?

Hey JBG this is the first time I seen you had to help with a unloaded shipment

@24juan68

6 жыл бұрын

i use to do it very regularly

the paletts are mixed because in the production process different batches are made. For example: the first production batch of the day are chicken thighs and those run out of stock during the production process. After that the thighs are going on a palett for a type of customer. If this customer also have ordererd fresh chicken breast and those are in stock, the production controller would line those in the production line. just one scenario

What happen to the load locks ?

Refer light is green! ✌️

Mr. Johnny B. Doin' Labor!

Worked at a grocery store in the 90's through HS and college. Truck drivers "might" lift the ramp for you but that was it and they wanted to you to hurry up. They would never touch anything

JBG is that part of your job to dp that?? To sort them out??

Hey Johnny!! I think why they are mixed up is because there's so few of each box, and putting them on different pallets is a waste of space and it's easier to pack them onto the least amount of pallets possible. I don't think you would want to carry a pallet that has 4 boxes on it, and another that has 14, another that has 2, and another that has 60. Personally I think they are numbnuts.. lmbo. Keep safe and keep 'er between the lines. :)

@edball4906

3 жыл бұрын

HEY JOHNNY

Hi John, I would like to know if you come to Canada to deliver goods?

30 how are you sir .... Crazy how they do things

They should have a control button for the dock ramp. Using your hand is dangerous

Why were there more pallets in the truck? Were those not royal foods?

Picked out of warehouse,just to fill a pallet

I'm second John

Stuff like this doesn’t happen in Wisconsin. Only Minnesota! Ha ha 😂

Any info on your GPS or is that a tablet on your dash?

@Bjd79

6 жыл бұрын

mucho gracious that’s the Rand McNally gps tablet for truckers. There are several different ones out there.

@muchogracious1557

6 жыл бұрын

Bradley Drennan Thanks.

@Bjd79

6 жыл бұрын

mucho gracious you’re welcome

Beware the lumpers! Sounds like a horror movie

i could never figer it out all the years i have work unlounding trucks

A city that is actually in 2 provinces Alberta and Saskatchewan.

I had to do that crap with cigarette cartons. Never again!

Hey John.

I would help out separating

john getting a little workout lol

I am surprised that they let you film in there your next job is to become a lumber docker

I knew he was coming with the cardboard. I worked receiving at GM all my life and when a driver started to help it created more work for me. You get a routine of your job and the driver creates more work and actually slows the process down.

The shipper doesn't care. As long as they get it shipped. I was in shipping and my boss told me to ship everything in end sequence, some just don't care

They should have paid you half of the lumper fee

Hey u jbg we love you which ur video on KZread

Logistics101 What you have here is a replenishment load, for many lines of product. Ordering small amounts is more economic than full pallets, especially on slow moving stock. Demand is driven by Electronic Point Of Sale - A computer decides how much stock to order to maintain a minimum stock level. You should have told him that your remaining pallets are time critical and he should just check the quantities and not do a sort, on your time!

i like it that you helped him. drive people nuts when they mix it up.

What a pain that receiver person

Is it Thursday yet lol

how come ADL doe,s not have signage on trailer,s,thpught it was a D O T reqired?

them arms

first!! hey John!

@OhioTravelswithKris

6 жыл бұрын

hey there! MeeshXx!

@24juan68

6 жыл бұрын

hi

@OhioTravelswithKris

6 жыл бұрын

still have that wheel chair for ya when u can get over my way

Royal looks like a small outfit.

Now my eggs for breakfast are already scrambled.

Gloves to open your box doors wow

@24juan68

3 жыл бұрын

Why not?

@itsjustaguy27

3 жыл бұрын

@@24juan68 saw a john christner truck here at us foods boca

Hale Sir John of Wisconsin ADL night your a night you don't do manual labor.

you ever deliver to Burris Logistics?

@24juan68

6 жыл бұрын

Yes many times, Elkton Maryland

@Kevdog666

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome I work for the one in Rocky Hill CT but they sent me to driving school and now will be driving for them. My brother also drives for them for over 15 years.

Those dock plates never work right.

Don't think that fork driver known's what he's doing

That’s a lumper warehouse

Not all warehouse workers are this way, but this guy is a lazy ass. He could have separated these pallets after he unloaded you. He doesn't realize your payed by the mile, not for unloading and helping him separate pallets. Then he takes his sweet ass time doing so.

when people ask about your camera, why don't you tell them about your youtube channel.....

a 53 foot trailer for just that

@Bjd79

6 жыл бұрын

Anthony Mark right! Could’ve used a small refrigerated box truck!

@anthonyklein1879

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly

That That warehouse employee was worthless.

The opetator is probably pissed cous you helped your makeing him speed up.

hi

if u had time i could tell u some real war storie,s about some of these,s rec.

O-QUA TANGIN WANN

See no point in making 6 pallets 12 while you wait.

WTF?!??!?!?? why is a driver who isn't an employee of the receiver doing work that that should be performed by an employee of the receiver?????????????????????????????? BS!!!! the trucking industry needs a HUGE overhaul. a good place to start is what we see in this vid.

johnny if you had the money would buy babyblue a sister i babyblue would be happy

I don't see how your Boss makes any money on these small loads, it appeared WEL loads were FULL both ways !

@joeharris5851

6 жыл бұрын

David H Bingham there's probably a minimum they'll carry your freight for. That's the way LTL is if they have you pick-up something it ways 5 pounds there's a minimum price no matter how light it is.

Jesus is Lord

not smart people

Screw that. I'm not doing all that work as a truck driver. That's not my job.

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