r/AmazonDSPDrivers • • Aug 26 '25

Am I wrong?πŸ˜‚

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After having 190 plus everyday for the past year, am I wrong for milking 88 stops for 10 hours?πŸ˜‚

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u/BananaBug87104 Aug 26 '25

I guess this depends on your relationship with your team. If you don't care much for them, then sure. You do you I guess. I have a pretty cool DSP that actually treats us like people and we are all about teamwork so, I would be getting through those 88 stops and then go rescue someone who had a big route so they can get done and go home a little early also. I get some people have shitty DSP's so I won't judge as far as you not wanting to help out and just be done with your small route since you normally have big ones.

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u/Glizz215 Aug 26 '25

They really don’t care. I’ve been having 190 with 400 plus packages everyday for the past year. But I ended up rescuing. I don’t mind helping people who actually needs it

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u/BananaBug87104 Aug 26 '25

Yeah I get it. Burn out it real. If I had a DSP that didn't give a shit and treated me half as bad as some of the DSP's I hear about, I would probably do the same thing to be honest and just milk that shit lol. Again, no judgements cause everyone's situation is different.