On Tuesday I told you about how the milk load came 4 hours late, well that day has had a nasty habit of following me all week. Apparently my panic mode I described then was a bit worse than I thought and I ended up ordering way too much so after being off that next day I walk in yesterday morning to find that there was still some load left that hasn't been worked and with the milk load (thankfully it was only a 1 day milk load) coming at virtually anytime I had to haul some serious ass to work and break down all that. Thankfully my #1 was there, he had to leave early because he was sick but having him there for a few hours I guess is better than having no help at all.
My milk load came late only by about an hour which was good that bad because trying to fit a milk load in that situation would be like trying to fit Big Macintosh into a clown car. But my wall load (yogurt, cheese, butter, juice ect) was obscenely late, by time I started breaking down it was 1 which gave me 3 hours to break down and work all that which considering how much meat department and service deli stuff I often have to seperate and that even in the best circumstances it literally takes all day to break down and work that kind of load even though it was a tad small for a 2 day load. And I was plussed out 146 more minute maid punches now giving me 3 pallets of that crap in the cooler if you include the one that was broken down and stacked off against this back wall a few days ago.
So basically I am going to walk into an even bigger mess this morning and because my #1 is off today I am on my own and wondering how in the buck I am going to fit a 2 day 1200 piece milk load in there. Anyway folks I am off to the god forsaken hell hole I call work so I will see you all later tonight.
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