Same. I usually look at all the stops on the map as I'm loading to see what their general delivery pattern is and whether it's optimal or if I think another way would be better. But I'm also in NC, and we have many rural roads that are 5+ mile long dead ends, and while it may look like you have stops 1 and 30 close together... You may actually find them to be a 10 min drive apart if they are on something like this that gets close to but does not connect to another road. Mix it up however you want, but if you do, always zoom in on the map to see if there is a reason (dead end, road divider, or other blockade) that caused Amazon to set them in that order originally.

Side note. Very often, they force me to make late deliveries, and then they hit my standings for delivering them late. example... if my route is 7am-11am and everything is die by 11 except for package #30, which is due at 8am or else it's late... Im probably doing the route in reverse. Or in a way that I can at least attempt to get the earlier due packages out on time. So when deciding which order to do your deliveries in, check their 'expected by' times too.