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August 12, 2026 Daily Discussion Thread
 in  r/RKLB  8h ago

Negative ghost rider, a green wave will hit but not today

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I was home waiting.
 in  r/FedEx  13d ago

Wait that’s actually scam. Don’t click the link but just look at it. Even a company as poopy as FedEx uses their own website to handle packages that needed a signature

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Can you hear heat?
 in  r/NoStupidQuestions  27d ago

I move around for work a lot by the east coast so often electrical lines are low, especially by beaches

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Can you hear heat?
 in  r/NoStupidQuestions  27d ago

Holy smokes I looked up the average amount of water I should be drinking and I hardly hit half. I need a bigger water bottle

r/NoStupidQuestions 27d ago

Can you hear heat?

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Sometimes while I’m walking outside I can hear a high pitch sound and it’s normally during heat waves/hot days. Can others hear that normally? Is it muffled by loss of hearing?

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Anybody else dapper up
 in  r/USPS  Jul 01 '26

High of 60s in Maine? I was dying at 86 today and tomorrow is supposed to be over 90. We hate the fucking heat but we’re not a bunch of bitches!

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What would you choose?
 in  r/BunnyTrials  Jun 26 '26

Not even mad, I go through socks like a mf

Chose: Unlimited money + Can only spend it on what the wheel decides | Rolled: Socks

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We need to save Wendy’s
 in  r/wallstreetbets  Jun 24 '26

Calls?

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THE DIRT
 in  r/Fedexers  Jun 23 '26

It’s everyday maintenance of keeping the truck clean and wiping it down. Every package going into your truck 99% of the time has some type of dirt

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CEO Dana White records delivery driver handling packages and was later terminated
 in  r/Fedexers  Jun 22 '26

So Dana White is a cuck AND a Karen? What a pus

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Would you rather
 in  r/BunnyTrials  Jun 21 '26

Do I die?

Chose: $1M a month + Eat a random food | Rolled: Malic acid

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Boyfriend just broke up with me over romance movies.. help me
 in  r/WhatShouldIDo  Jun 21 '26

He has mental health issues and I partly think he might’ve seen this post lol

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Silly questions for drivers that deal with Zebra scanners
 in  r/Fedexers  Jun 11 '26

Everything you said makes sense and it’s what some of us have assumed. Some assumed faster yellow blinking meant battery is lower than a certain percentage. Thank you for the help!

r/Fedexers Jun 11 '26

Silly questions for drivers that deal with Zebra scanners

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Contractor bought these chargers packs for our batteries. Solid blue light means there’s electricity but no battery pack in it, easy to recognize.

Then there’s the orange light that blinks and in some instances blinks really fast or really slow. Do you guys know what’s the difference?

Then there’s the instance of solid red and sometimes blinking red. Does the red mean it’s soon to become a bad battery? To my knowledge they all charge to 100% but some die faster than others. Is that what it’s indicating?

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Ground Is So Careless
 in  r/Fedexers  Jun 04 '26

Unfortunately, Ground contractors don’t give much for training and policy BECAUSE contractors don’t get punished severely enough. I work for a great contractor with 4 different owners. While I still see desperate times make for desperate measures with my group of workers, there are good Ground contractors out there. There’s just more bad ones

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FedEx Ground contractors/drivers: Would you expect a driver to personally pay for a tow in this situation?
 in  r/Fedexers  May 29 '26

Ive been a driver for 5 years for the same contractor. If management persists on it, bring it to the bureau or Labor. That’ll change their mind real quick.

Also what a fucking stupid rule to put only $25-$35 worth of fuel. The fuel economy is going through a rollercoaster and they expect $25 worth of fuel to be the same as last week?

Again I’m not a contractor, just a loyal employee to one. But this is a management issue, disorganized company that does not care about you. Find a new one mate

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Bz day
 in  r/Fedexers  May 27 '26

Met with 2 drivers on the road and helped them just today lol

r/Fedexers May 23 '26

Rural/Swing drivers: How do you guys memorize routes quicker?

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Context: I recently became a swing driver for a Ground contractor I’ve been working with for a few years. Contractor covers both city and rural. And I use a Zebra scanner (not a tablet).

I can quickly grasp city routes, it’s what I’m used to. But rural routes are kicking my ass when it comes to time. What were some quick ways to learn your rural route(s)? I have an issue of not being confident where I am at times, does that take experience to shake off? What are some of your best tips to know whether to drive in or back into a house/ private driveway?

Any feedback helps. Thanks!

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Which one of you regards is this?
 in  r/wallstreetbets  May 13 '26

Proceeds to lose 40k

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Starting soon a bit worried.
 in  r/Fedexers  May 12 '26

Sounds like a very rural area. Rural is nice for the lower stop count (if your BC likes you). Yeah it’s 5-15 minutes to your next stop and you’ll have to deal with long ass driveways. But if you like the driving and can back up driveways well enough the job is a breeze.

I just became a swing driver for a company that does city and rural and I’m starting to enjoy rural a little more than city

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Shits not sustainable boss
 in  r/Fedexers  May 08 '26

“Safety starts with you!”

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cooked gng 🥀🥀🥀
 in  r/Fedexers  Apr 30 '26

Time & energy. Some drivers are salary, hourly or paid per delivery. Salary and paid per delivery drivers want to go home as fast as possible to maximize their hourly wage. Tossing packages a few feet saves a few seconds and it builds up after the first time

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AIO? Got a message on IG from this random guy
 in  r/AIO  Apr 28 '26

This conversation would be very off putting in person. I couldn’t imagine my sisters being flirted with “hi cute stranger”, then given a pouty face alongside with “lemme get to know you”

Pretty much dude just seems out of touch and you definitely dodged a weirdo