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We bought a washer/dryer set (with pedestals) directly from LG some time ago and due to the below series of failures we're now in our third week of having no laundry capability with zero progress on resolution. Having a background in customer experience, my hunch is we really need that one internal expert that knows how to make things happen but that the people we've interacted with so far just aren't equipped to solve this obvious problem. In short . . . Delivery of the washer/dryer set (with pedestals) was scheduled for March 7, and on March 6 we donated our existing laundry capability to a local charity. The delivery truck (RXO/XPO delivery partner of LG's) arrives...

We bought a washer/dryer set (with pedestals) directly from LG some time ago and due to the below series of failures we're now in our third week of having no laundry capability with zero progress on resolution. Having a background in customer experience, my hunch is we really need that one internal expert that knows how to make things happen but that the people we've interacted with so far just aren't equipped to solve this obvious problem. In short . . . Delivery of the washer/dryer set (with pedestals) was scheduled for March 7, and on March 6 we donated our existing laundry capability to a local charity. The delivery truck (RXO/XPO delivery partner of LG's) arrives...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # AMAZON JUST CHANGED THE DEFINITION OF "FAST" One hour. That's the new benchmark. Amazon is rolling out one-hour and three-hour delivery options to hundreds of U.S. cities, putting 90,000+ items on a clock. If you're in Chicago, L.A., D.C., Boise, or Des Moines (among many others), you'll start seeing delivery windows in the app that sound more like a pizza order than an e-commerce purchase. The three-hour option is available in over 2,000 cities and towns. The company is standing...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # AMAZON JUST CHANGED THE DEFINITION OF "FAST" One hour. That's the new benchmark. Amazon is rolling out one-hour and three-hour delivery options to hundreds of U.S. cities, putting 90,000+ items on a clock. If you're in Chicago, L.A., D.C., Boise, or Des Moines (among many others), you'll start seeing delivery windows in the app that sound more like a pizza order than an e-commerce purchase. The three-hour option is available in over 2,000 cities and towns. The company is standing...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # AMAZON JUST CHANGED THE DEFINITION OF "FAST" One hour. That's the new benchmark. Amazon is rolling out one-hour and three-hour delivery options to hundreds of U.S. cities, putting 90,000+ items on a clock. If you're in Chicago, L.A., D.C., Boise, or Des Moines (among many others), you'll start seeing delivery windows in the app that sound more like a pizza order than an e-commerce purchase. The three-hour option is available in over 2,000 cities and towns. The company is standing...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # AMAZON JUST CHANGED THE DEFINITION OF "FAST" One hour. That's the new benchmark. Amazon is rolling out one-hour and three-hour delivery options to hundreds of U.S. cities, putting 90,000+ items on a clock. If you're in Chicago, L.A., D.C., Boise, or Des Moines (among many others), you'll start seeing delivery windows in the app that sound more like a pizza order than an e-commerce purchase. The three-hour option is available in over 2,000 cities and towns. The company is standing...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # AMAZON JUST CHANGED THE DEFINITION OF "FAST" One hour. That's the new benchmark. Amazon is rolling out one-hour and three-hour delivery options to hundreds of U.S. cities, putting 90,000+ items on a clock. If you're in Chicago, L.A., D.C., Boise, or Des Moines (among many others), you'll start seeing delivery windows in the app that sound more like a pizza order than an e-commerce purchase. The three-hour option is available in over 2,000 cities and towns. The company is standing...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # AMAZON JUST CHANGED THE DEFINITION OF "FAST" One hour. That's the new benchmark. Amazon is rolling out one-hour and three-hour delivery options to hundreds of U.S. cities, putting 90,000+ items on a clock. If you're in Chicago, L.A., D.C., Boise, or Des Moines (among many others), you'll start seeing delivery windows in the app that sound more like a pizza order than an e-commerce purchase. The three-hour option is available in over 2,000 cities and towns. The company is standi...

https://preview.redd.it/2oddfoa6lvpg1.jpg?width=1717&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0d91576b8130fd9a61050d516a9ed676cc64c7c1 Has anyone encountered something similar? One of my drivers seems to be abducted or something. She was supposed to be hauling stuff from Page in Arizona (red circle) to Fresno (green circle), but she's nowhere to be seen on the map, and her status has been N/A for several in-game and real world days.

Hey r/Costco / r/CostcoCanada, The new "More Savings" flyer just dropped for the second half of March (valid Mar 16 to Mar 29). If you've been waiting for a reason to do a warehouse run, this might be it. Here’s a breakdown of what caught my eye: **🛒 Pantry & Snacks:** * **Hershey's Eggies (1.1 kg):** Down to **$13.99** ($4 off). Perfect timing if you're prepping for Easter. * **Ocean’s Tuna (6-pack):** **$13.99** ($4 off). Solid price for a pantry staple. * **Pep’N Cheddies:** **$11.99** ($4 off). Great for quick protein on the go. **🍝 Easy Dinners:** * **Kirkland Chicken Penne Alfredo:** **$4 off per pack**. This is a staple in my house fo...

Saw an ad on FB and after seeing how much was included and the different features, decided to pull the trigger. I purchased Jan 28th and it was supposed to arrive mid February. I didn't hear much after but at some point mid February I got an email from them saying the container they got, which had my delivery, every crate was packaged incorrectly and missing items. They had another container coming in 2 weeks, so now I should be getting tracking information at the end of February. I got my tracking information as promised and a delivery was scheduled. They used XPO logistics I believe. Was supposed to get a call the day of to confirm from them but they did not call, thankfully I ha...

So I recently got laid of from my job (was a small box truck delivery driver for about 3 years), and was thinking about going back to warehouse work. I worked at a couple Amazon warehouses before that for about 3 years. I got experience on stand-up forklift, pallet jacks, electric pallet jacks, and order pickers there. I figure with that experience I could possibly get a dock worker job at one of these places, even though I've never done sit-down forklift. They seem to pay very decently (Estes Express starts at $26-29 for instance). You can do 2nd or 3rd shift, which is what I actually want. At a lot of them you can seem to get weekends off, which is what I want. Anyways, it seems l...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # AI jitters hit trucking stocks hard Shares of major trucking and logistics companies got hammered Thursday as Wall Street panicked over a new AI tool that promises to slash freight inefficiencies—adding to the historic selloff in software stocks and real estate companies as investors scrutinize traditional businesses that may not be able to keep up with rapid AI advancements. The culprit: Algorhythm Holdings' SemiCab platform. The core problem it solves is simple but massive—trucks drive empty nea...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # AI jitters hit trucking stocks hard Shares of major trucking and logistics companies got hammered Thursday as Wall Street panicked over a new AI tool that promises to slash freight inefficiencies—adding to the historic selloff in software stocks and real estate companies as investors scrutinize traditional businesses that may not be able to keep up with rapid AI advancements. The culprit: Algorhythm Holdings' SemiCab platform. The core problem it solves is simple but massive—trucks drive empty nea...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # AI jitters hit trucking stocks hard Shares of major trucking and logistics companies got hammered Thursday as Wall Street panicked over a new AI tool that promises to slash freight inefficiencies—adding to the historic selloff in software stocks and real estate companies as investors scrutinize traditional businesses that may not be able to keep up with rapid AI advancements. The culprit: Algorhythm Holdings' SemiCab platform. The core problem it solves is simple but massive—trucks drive empty nea...

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # AI jitters hit trucking stocks hard Shares of major trucking and logistics companies got hammered Thursday as Wall Street panicked over a new AI tool that promises to slash freight inefficiencies—adding to the historic selloff in software stocks and real estate companies as investors scrutinize traditional businesses that may not be able to keep up with rapid AI advancements. The culprit: Algorhythm Holdings' SemiCab platform. The core problem it solves is simple but massive—trucks drive empty nea...

Hi, all. Just seeing if anyone has any companies they use or have used for final mile and/or trade shows. I feel like a lot of companies are hit or miss when it comes to delivery (ABF, XPO, FedEx, EFW). Also curious about Home Express (Champagne Logistics) if anyone has used them specifically. Thanks for reading and open to all suggestions.

For a long time, it was easy to wave off NextNRG as just another turnaround pitch with big promises and not much to show for it. That part of the story is mostly done. The company is now putting up real numbers, and the conversation is starting to shift from “can they grow?” to “what happens once they do?” Preliminary December 2025 revenue came in around $8.01 million, up roughly 253% year over year. Fuel delivery volume hit about 2.53 million gallons, a 308% YoY increase. More importantly, this doesn’t look like a one-month fluke. Management has been showing steady month-over-month progress, around 7% MoM revenue growth and roughly 14% MoM volume growth. That kind of consistency ...

I ordered some stuff for delivery from Ikea recently and due to arrive today. It says on the Ikea website that we’d get a text message with a delivery time on the day before delivery but it hasn’t arrived yet. The delivery company is someone called XPO whose website won’t let me track the shipment and the reviews on most sites are terrible. It’s also very suspicious that the company is called “XPO Transport Soloutions LTD.”, and no that isn’t a typo. I booked time off today to make sure I’d be here as it’s a big order but I’m wondering can I expect them to actually show up today or not?