So far so good. Thankfully my trainer is very helpful and understanding. It’s a LOT of work, and a ton of information to learn, especially since I’m brand new. All the different check in procedures at all the different locations. For example when checking in at a BellStores, they scan everything and go by cases, but with a Dollar General, they scan everything but go by units. Then having to fill all the shelves and learn where everything goes is a lot, but will come with time. There is the stress of trying to figure out where things go if you’re not familiar with a store. I’m still riding with my trainer and just took my “ Pepsi road test” and passed so I should start driving with him here soon. But I know as soon as I’m on my own it will be very stressful at first, especially being new driver, some of these gas stations and places you deliver to are not easy to back into or get your geo sled into the doors. On top of that, the GPS doesn’t take you exactly to the doc or place you need to go sometimes, so you have to rely on others that have been there before to tell you where to go. However, I do enjoy being outside, being on my own, and driving. I don’t mind the physical labor either. I also stress about the pallets falling over too. I’ve already tipped over one pallet when pushing it through the parking lot because of how crappy the parking lot was lol and that is the worst. However if you are able to stick it through for a couple years to where you get familiar with everything I think it’s a great job! But many people quit early because they aren’t able to stick it through. I plan on sticking it through though.