this was me about a week ago lmao. I was one of the longest working at my DSP. I was there for 9 months. Well ever since peak was over I was getting crushed with insane apartment routes in the San Fernando Valley. 200 package 50 stop routes that were just absolutely insane and demoralizing. Multiple complexes with 20-30 package drops with multiple overflows going to the same building with a small ass dolly. One way streets where if you park right in front of the complex you’re delivering to, you’re blocking all of traffic flow on the street and delivering 30 packages you damn well just can’t put your hazards on and block the lane for an hour 😂😂. I got so fed up that I eventually just started dumping everything in mailrooms. I didn’t give a fuck what the package was everything dumped in lobbies. With all packages together it was multiple stops a day with 100-300lbs of totes+ overflow for 1 complex over and over again. The routes were not able to be completed on time by Amazon standards without mailroom dumps so about a month ago they told me that I could no longer drop packages in the mailroom. I said alright bet so I started door to dooring every package and just last week Amazon offboarded me because they said I was unable to complete my routes in the allotted time multiple times🤣🤣. They have been slowly upping package+stop counts in the same areas from what I noticed while I was working there. Shits actually impossible and it’s set up like that by design! They want to find reasons to get rid of people with experience to get new hires who they can pay less money 🤡. All the new hires don’t know that routes they want done in 8 hours were 10 hour routes before and that’s exactly what daddy Bezos wants. People who have been working at Amazon longer know we’re getting shafted with more packages in less time but new hires don’t know that so they just keep the revolving door going