My current job is in the FedEx regional hub out by the airport that handles lots of different cargo moving across, moving across the world. And we are all responsible for unloading and scanning these packages to be sent and reloaded on an airplane. My specific job, as well as assisting with regular packages, is efficiently moving documents throughout the FedEx system. A typical workday for me involves showing up for pre-work where my manager goes over how many bags of documents we have to process and how many pieces of documents need to be processed that day. And this can involve discussion of special documents such as documents available for Saturday delivery. The first thing we do after pre-work is make sure, make sure that all the document bags, that we know what document bags are in what cans, and we match the numbers up so we can see if we have any of our documents because we need to get them out as fast as possible because there is a, about a two-hour time frame to get thousands of documents out. An ideal part of this is getting our documents early, getting all of our documents bags, finding all the cans, and just getting the documents on a belt that goes to a second level in the warehouse. Once we get all these documents on the belt, we unload them and we scan them very efficiently at a very high rate, high speed. I always, even though I'm moving fast and even though it's a fast-moving environment, it's crucial to be careful with matching the labels and making sure all the labels are where they should be. Basically, we push through the documents. We help out as a team. If someone is a little bit behind, we help out and get some of the documents because it's kind of hard to distribute it between everyone, and then we finish up, and that's my typical day.