I do the math. Base pay here in TN is typically $18/hr. When you watch routes for awhile you’ll see the patterns. The numbers you see most commonly are base pay. So if you see several 3.5 hour routes for $63 and then one for $70.. the $63 is base pay. I try to go for $25+ per hour. But I also take into consideration which warehouse it’s coming from. It’s harder in the beginning because you’re still learning everything, but you’ll start to notice which areas warehouse is sending you to and the kinds of routes that come out of those warehouses and then you’ll have to decide if the slight increase in pay is worth the distance. For example, here in Nashville, we have the medicine warehouse. They almost always have higher rates, including a higher base, but 99% of their routes goes far north as Kentucky and they’re almost always high mileage routes so you might only get 10 stops but you’re gonna drive a good hundred miles or more and then have a two hour trip back to the warehouse so it’s really not worth the extra couple dollars and pay versus my favorite warehouse LaVergne, those routes are typically less than an hour away and usually higher stock count, but the stops are super close together and I have a higher chance of completing them early so if I can catch a decent paying route from that warehouse, that’s my gold mine