I haven't run down the street chasing the UPS truck however, at least not yet.
Yes, but you have to pay for those accessories:I thought that there were Teslas for females.
That you admit to…..I haven't run down the street chasing the UPS truck however, at least not yet.
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when they deliver my KEF R3's you damn right I'll be runnin' after that truck.....That you admit to…..
The UPS girl knocked on the door, I had to unload and tote the KEFs and their standswhen they deliver my KEF R3's you damn right I'll be runnin' after that truck.....
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that's a real shame, their drivers make 80K a year....The UPS girl knocked on the door, I had to unload and tote the KEFs and their stands
that's a real shame, their drivers make 80K a year....
I don't know how many are full time. The others aren't independent contractors. They are part time and seasonal. Those make a bit over $23/hr not including benefits. They do get the full benefits if they've been there I think 3 months even as a part time worker. A few years back you had some chance of getting full time status once you had been there 3 years. I'd imagine that might be harder now. I've read they have 15,000 drivers which have been with them 25 or more years and have never had an accident. I doubt those being there that long are still part time.The cynic in me says they're keeping one full-time delivery driver on the books to make the numbers look good, while forcing all the rest to be independent contractors with lower pay and fewer benefits like some of their competitors.
Come to think of it... I have the 45 as well!I purchased that other version in a 45.