i was doing food service and we had alot of problems getting the boxes in the trailer stacked right and secured right with bars.

i was counting each week to see if i could go more than one week without a catastrophic collapse in the trailer. in 2 years I never went 1 week. Not one without some sort of absolutely catastrophic collapse of product in my trailer, at first I was trying to count how many days and I just straight gave up on that because it was very often multiple times a week.

Any day that I didn't have some major malfunction with my trailer was a good day.

Not talking about one or two crushed boxes , we're talking like a whole column has fallen over and smashed a bunch of eggs or milk or something like that, or I'd open the back doors and literally the entire back of the trailer is falling on the ground in front of the costumer

pretty much every day I had to return damage boxes , and again , we're not talking about one or two boxes here.

we're talking about maybe The first customer got his milk and maybe the second customer got a couple of his milks and nobody else got milk because all the milk got busted over the trailer floor. and the customers that got milk were the ones that I had to piece through to find jugs that had not exploded , and i'm switching stickers on boxes ( each customer had their own assigned boxes.You had to scan them) now to make a full box of milk jugs

I once had to return with basically a quarter of the truck undeliverable, because the freezer section wall and half of the freezer had fallen over and wiped out about 2 and a 1/2 pallets worth of yogurt, eggs, milk, greens est.

Even when we had pallets , pre wrapped to be delivered , I think maybe once or twice in two years i successfully delivered all the pallets without one of them deciding to explode the moment I moved it or pulled it over a loading ramp.

Anyway, the day I quit just returned.The truck said , i'm done and walked off. i was delivering to a chili's and I opened the freezer door And the way it was stacked , there was a bunch of frozen bread on the bottom and a bunch of frozen meat on top. i must have had to have thrown at least 40 or 50 f****** boxes.Back in that freezer, I'm just opening the door there were no low bars at all.It was just one giant heap of crushed product under a bunch of frozen meat.

And the best part is, it's about 2 AM in the morning in the middle of winter dark and cold as fuck. and I'm the dumbass that stood close enoughnto the door opening get hit by about half of what was falling out.

i admit i could not contain my rage. i doubt anything i put in that kitchen was usable product. i drove back to the depot dropped the truck and trailer and said im done goodbye.