When I first started, the job was fantastic. Super easy, hourly pay for all on duty miles. The one crack in this facade was that they had promised overtime pay but there was, in fact, no overtime pay. Then, as others have stated, I discovered that this operates like a union company without a union. The post office made them reorganize the routes, everybody rebid, and I went from 50-60 hours to less than 30 because I had the least seniority at the company. From $1500-1800 take home/week, down to $750-900. Night and day! It started off paying better than sysco for home every day dry van dedicated routes and now I'm literally part time. I'm gonna have to get a second job! There's no clear path for me to get back to six figures. Just pure luck. Even though 99% of gamblers quit right before the big win, I won't be taking my chances much longer. This place forced me back into food service.