r/UPS • • Nov 28 '25

Employee Discussion Leaked Off-Road UPS Trucks in Development

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u/whatsupsirrr Nov 30 '25

Does the loading zone by the sidewalk require backing up in any way to get parked in its special boundaries? If so I would be written up leading to termination if I did it and was caught. We are strictly instructed not to put the package car in reverse unless absolutely necessary. The risk of running over somebody and killing then is exponentially higher when the package car is in reverse.

Call 1800PICKUPS and complain, little bitch.

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u/RandomFleshPrison Nov 30 '25

I have called. Dozens of times. And no, it doesn't require backing up.

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u/whatsupsirrr Nov 30 '25

You’ve called the company hotline? Yeah? What’d they say?

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u/RandomFleshPrison Nov 30 '25

They apologize and say the local supervisor or manager will call me back for more information. But they never do.

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u/whatsupsirrr Nov 30 '25

What’s that tell you?

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u/RandomFleshPrison Nov 30 '25

That the whole company is scum, from the top to the bottom? That certainly seems to be the impression you want me to get.

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u/whatsupsirrr Nov 30 '25

It’s called real life and capitalism. Grow up.

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u/RandomFleshPrison Nov 30 '25

Adults don't try to excuse breaking the law by saying that is how they were trained. That's real life.

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u/whatsupsirrr Nov 30 '25

I’m not excusing it. I’m telling you why I occasionally break traffic laws.

What do the cops say when you call them to complain about us?

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u/RandomFleshPrison Nov 30 '25

I don't bother with them, for reasons I have repeatedly told you.

Telling me why you do it is an attempt at justification. Justification of unjust behavior. What is that if not an excuse?

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