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United Parcel Service

United Parcel Service

As the world's largest parcel delivery company, UPS manages a massive fleet of more than 500 planes and 100,000 vehicles, along with many hundreds of sorting facilities, to deliver an average of about 22 million packages per day to residences and businesses across the globe. UPS' domestic US package operations generate around 65% of total revenue, while international package makes up 20%. Air and ocean freight forwarding and contract logistics make up the remainder.www.ups.com

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Oct 31, 2026

Alex HormoziHOST
39:38
And they had the warehouse.
Alex HormoziHOST
39:40
network built out first, and they were putting so much strain on the US Postal Service and UPS that they were like, well, we're just gonna start Amazon's delivery.
Alex HormoziHOST
39:49
And now Amazon's delivery, you see the Amazon trucks everywhere where they just have their own people and their own vans that do all the deliveries for them.
Alex HormoziHOST
39:55
And so Amazon, because they have access to everyone's front doorstep, if you wanna sell a product on Amazon, you pay Amazon 2 3rds or half of the revenue.
Sam PancakeHOST
63:05
I always would probably do a drag thing or kind of a lazy thing.
Sam PancakeHOST
63:08
But then the last few years I've wanted to be like, because last year I borrowed my friend's UPS costume.
Sam PancakeHOST
63:13
Sexy UPS costume.
Sam PancakeHOST
63:14
And it was like, it was
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
63:16
not,
Jerry Wayne LongmireHOST
56:09
I wear a red suit every year, the red suit every year, and Hot Wheels are one of my go-to gifts for the kids.
Jerry Wayne LongmireHOST
56:15
I have a couple boxes headed your way as soon as I can get to UPS.
Jerry Wayne LongmireHOST
56:18
Can you please post the address again? Let me pull it up here real quick.
Jerry Wayne LongmireHOST
56:27
It is the Wrecking Yard Podcast at P.O.
Victor Hugo Vaca Jr.GUEST
50:24
who made a bunch of money when Lutnik... wrote the tariff thing purposefully, making it so that it would fail, so that when it got up to the Supreme Court, they knocked it down.
Victor Hugo Vaca Jr.GUEST
50:36
Meanwhile, if any of you listening are in the USA and you've received the FedEx, a UPS, or a DHL package, I'm pretty sure the delivery guy told you, oh yeah, you have to pay by check the tariff.
Victor Hugo Vaca Jr.GUEST
50:50
People are buying items for $15 and having to pay $100 in tariffs.
Victor Hugo Vaca Jr.GUEST
50:57
So you just bought $115, $15 item.
speaker_0HOST
1:45
The company had conquered warehouses, robots and two-day shipping, but the very last step, a human walking a box up to your actual front door, is stubbornly, expensively human.
speaker_0HOST
1:57
UPS and FedEx had spent a century building that last mile.
speaker_0HOST
2:01
Amazon wanted to build its own version in about 18 months, without hiring hundreds of thousands of drivers directly.
speaker_0HOST
2:08
The solution was elegant, in the way that offloading your hardest problem onto someone else is always elegant.
LeonHOST
11:39
But the fuel component needs to be stripped out before we make sweeping claims about underlying pricing power.
LeonHOST
11:46
Let's transition to UPS because they give us another version of that same issue.
LeonHOST
11:52
And it's important to remember that fewer shipments do not always mean less revenue.
LeonHOST
11:57
UPS had fewer packages, more revenue, but let's dive into the ingredients.
LeonHOST
12:02
So UPS reported consolidated revenue of $22.9 billion.
LeonHOST
12:07
Adjusted earnings were $1.69 a share compared with $1.74 a year earlier.
LeonHOST
12:14
It beat expectations and raised its annual revenue forecast, but adjusted earnings remained below 1%.
LeonHOST
13:05
The relatable version is a restaurant earning more with fewer orders because customers are buying different meals and paying higher prices.
Phil MasielloHOST
10:29
Wow.
Phil MasielloHOST
10:30
And UPS, FedEx, USPS, none of them were set up the way they are today for what they were doing.
Phil MasielloHOST
10:39
And I can't imagine.
Phil MasielloHOST
10:40
I mean, we were shipping perishables, but usually it had two or three day shelf life to it.
Phil MasielloHOST
14:04
And I've talked to so many people who never ask.
Phil MasielloHOST
14:07
They never go to FedEx.
Phil MasielloHOST
14:08
They never go to UPS.
Phil MasielloHOST
14:09
They never go to USPS and ask, what's a better way to do this? Because they'll sort of help you.
Vin ScullySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
114:55
Come ride with us, and we'll show you America.
Vin ScullySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
115:00
And by UPS, for express delivery to Europe and throughout the United States.
Vin ScullySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
115:05
UPS runs the tightest ship in the shipping business.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
115:15
Ben, Ron Darling in four innings has made 53 pitches, 39 strikes, 14 balls.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
115:21
That tells you something, and he's getting his first pitch over for a strike.
Zak PaineHOST
33:39
That's illegal.
Zak PaineHOST
33:39
You can't register to vote from a UPS mailbox.
Zak PaineHOST
33:43
There's 124 registrations whose addresses have streets that are simply not found, which means the voting location, the residence of this alleged voter simply doesn't exist.
Zak PaineHOST
33:54
There is one that is registered to a P.O. box as their main address in Utagami County.
Jan Johannes BreukersGUEST
10:31
These are all, and here in the United States on the East Coast as well, maybe even Canada, because there is plenty of biotech research hubs that justify us setting up a collection center.
Jan Johannes BreukersGUEST
10:44
Because also the time it takes for us to ship it via UPS, FedEx, DHL, even World Courier, it takes too long.
Jan Johannes BreukersGUEST
10:55
And then the viability of the cells is no longer there.
Jan Johannes BreukersGUEST
10:58
And then the customer will say, the researcher will say, I might as well pull it on the gurgler because this thing is useless.

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