Golden State Foods Arizona

When I spoke with a GSF driver at a McD's he was very positive, but I didn't get details. Suggest watching those places for a driver unloading, you'll get the real poop. I doubt they'll budge, not advertising much in AZ,but a driver would know how to game it.

 

trecord i was with gsf was the youngest driver there a lot of drivers hated me i sensed it
the company overall has very good benefits (its union) good pay but your giving ur soul because at least when i was there i was working 16 hour shifts i would recommend living really close to work if u join
i did chiptole delieveries mostly a little bit of McDonalds but mostly chipotle and vegas shuttle runs i think Arizona does shuttle runs to vegas as well
so if u wanna have no life whatsover especially when u first start off because ur schedule wont be the same every week and ull be on call on ur days off and work up to 16 hours a day then go ahead the money is there with them
ps until u become union after 90 days of hired if they hear anything bad about u or dont perform well they will terminate u without confronting u about it (thats wht happened to me)

 

Driver facing cameras I believe.

 

How many hours they will LET you work?

Will they BUDGE on a starting WAGE?

You are buying a house?

Jiumping SHIP with the knowledge you are bottom man on totem pole to be kicked around by everyone.

Hours and pay are very important?

BUYING a HOUSE?

The reason I am repeating these blocks of questions is I am trying to sort them into different corners of my desktop so I can try and think about where you are going from wherever you were before.

What ever you are doing now before you quit and get a new job anything must have been pretty gravy good for you to lean towards buying a house. Most people do not proceed unless the money is there. I remember my first job I was taking home between 2200 to 3100 a month net after taxes and frankly that pushed me over to buying a nice little Colt GT Retail I think was a cool 7600 dollars at that time in the 80's Half the cost of the BMW's and fully loaded accords of that time period.

A month after I bought it I got into trouble after getting trapped by another 18 wheeler (A company truck who was being somewhat of a bully parking the way he did to be sure he got a silo instead of me. I not only lost three hours waiting for two trucks I also destroyed his tractor tryng to get out. And that company decided enough is enough and got rid of me. They are probably cheering to this day. It's a shame. But it is what it is. ANY thing can happen at any day in trucking.

If you are going to buy a house do it in cash in full. Once that's out of the way everything else will fall into place.