They wouldn’t let you use the elevator?
If I owned the company, they wouldn’t have gotten water.
At some point a commander sticks up for his people.
I only lasted a year before I quit. If you want to know the company it’s Poland Spring water which is owned by Nestle. Absolutely the worst company to work for on the planet, hands down. To this day I refuse to buy anything even remotely related to that company. The turn around rate in that place is insane, they just abuse the living crap out of the employees. All the time they would hire someone and he would quit a few days later.
For example if the guy whose route was next to mine called in sick - which happened all the time because he was sick of the job or quit - I had to do his route as well as mine. I would leave Queens NY around 3am get to Kearny New Jersey around 5am do the route and the other guys route and be finished around 11pm at night, get home around 1am get 2 hours sleep get up at 3am get to work and find out the other guy called in sick again or quit. And if I didn’t work those 2 routes they would threaten to fire me, on a daily basis that’s all you got was “If you don’t like it there’s the front door” and one day I did walk out the front door and never went back.
Just absolutely the worst company I ever worked for in my life. Oh and your question about the elevators: Almost ALL the customers had the same deal - no deliveries using the passenger elevators, the doormen would always force us to use the freight elevators and almost always they were being used because somebody was moving which meant the elevator was being held or someone was making a delivery which again it would be held so they didn’t have to wait. The bottom line was you could end up waiting 15 minutes to eternity for the elevator so the better option was to take the stairs. Sometimes I would climb one flight of stairs and sneak into the passenger elevators but almost always some Clinton supporting fat mouth lib would scream bloody hell that “The help is in the elevator!!” They actually use to call the front desk while standing next to me! So the job was basically walking up and down stairs carrying 240 pounds of water for 18 hours a day. I use to crash the truck all the time from falling asleep, this is the kind of company it was, they just didn’t give a damn if someone was killed.