u/Ok_Buyer310

Healthcare shouldn’t be in the hands of UPS in my opinion

Memorial Day holiday- day off for UPS

So i work at the nashville hub as a package handler and i just found out that midnight shifts are exclusively available on Monday’s now. Does anyone know why? I feel a little blindsided.

Come on guys, how could you not notice this was a brides package ?📦

https://www.supplychaindive.com/news/ups-and-fedex-up-international-fuel-surcharge-rates-add-surge-fees/819749/

Has anybody tried this autobody shop in Modesto, California?

1226 KANSAS AVE #A, MODESTO, CA 95351-2889

How do you survive part time, is it even worth the time and gas to work?

Recently bought some autism gifts to give away to kids and adult adults anyone’s interested message me

The newest chic-filet location in Manteca failed me as a first time visitor. $18 almost and it was cold cheese wasn’t even melted.

I was so hungry and lunch time limited that I ate it and told myself I won’t go back.

I don’t expect everyone to walk out. I don’t expect them to fight, but what is a good way to stand up for our fellow coworker that was terminated

Does anyone know why this place was closed? They had a temporary closed sign up the next thing you know they’re moving out.

Not the best or worst place but was one of the few left.

Wonder what this tank cost

Old NpS news shows and tells packages from ups and FedEx

Zelle does make money for the banks and keeps money in the banks 🏦

Recently I bought a (ready to be shipped) doll on Etsy. The seller took over 2 weeks to drop off the doll at the post office. When I finally receive the package, I notice it was the wrong doll. At this point I no longer wanted to deal with this seller so I requested for a refund. Seller refused and was only willing to do an exchange. I open a case and won it. Seller was forced to refund me and send me a prepaid label. After I shipped the doll back I thought everything was over. But about a month later I receive a letter in the mail from UPS asking me to pay for the prepaid label because UPS was unable to process the enclosed transaction with the bank. I also notice that on the top of this letter it stated that this is the 2nd request letter but this is my first time ever receiving this letter so I am thinking that the first letter must have gone to the seller but the seller just refused to pay for the prepaid label, so now UPS is coming after me. What should I do? UPS says I have 7 days to pay them. I am scared because Etsy has already closed my case in my favor so I can’t even reopen the case. What will UPS do if I just ignore them? They don’t have my bank information because I wasn't the one who bought the prepaid shipping label. But UPS has my address from when I ship out the doll back to the seller. please help.

A typical Planet Fitness club is pretty efficient compared to full-service gyms, but expenses still take a big bite out of that ~$150,000/month gross.
💰 Typical monthly expenses per Planet Fitness location
For a mature franchise location, a reasonable breakdown looks like:
1) Franchise & corporate fees
Royalties (typically ~5% of revenue): $7,500

National advertising fund (~7%): $10,500

Other system fees: $1,000–$3,000

Subtotal: $19,000–$21,000

2) Rent / lease (big variable)
~15,000–25,000 sq ft facility

Typical lease: $15,000–$35,000/month

High-cost metro areas can exceed $50K

3) Payroll (low-staff model)
10–20 employees, mostly part-time

Front desk, cleaning, manager

$20,000–$40,000/month

4) Utilities (electricity, water, HVAC)
High HVAC load + equipment

$5,000–$12,000/month

5) Maintenance & repairs
Machines, HydroMassage, tanning beds

$3,000–$8,000/month

6) Equipment lease/depreciation
Cardio machines, strength equipment

$8,000–$20,000/month

7) Cleaning, supplies, insurance, misc.
$5,000–$10,000/month

📊 Total estimated monthly expenses
Category
Range
Franchise + ad fees
$19K–$21K
Rent
$15K–$35K
Payroll
$20K–$40K
Utilities
$5K–$12K
Maintenance
$3K–$8K
Equipment
$8K–$20K
Other
$5K–$10K
Total
$75K – $146K/month

📈 What that means vs $150K revenue
Low-cost efficient club:
→ ~$150K revenue vs ~$80K expenses
→ ~$70K/month profit

High-rent / high-wage location:
→ ~$150K revenue vs ~$140K expenses
→ ~$10K/month profit

🧠 Key insight
Planet Fitness is basically a high-volume, low-margin subscription business:
Profit comes from:
large member base

low usage rates

controlled staffing

standardized equipment costs

The HydroMassage, tanning, etc. don’t drive huge revenue directly—they help justify the Black Card upsell, which increases average revenue per member without adding much cost.

As of the end of 2025, Planet Fitness had about 20.8 million members across 2,896 clubs worldwide. (Planet Fitness)
That averages out to roughly:
~7,100–7,300 members per location

(20.8M ÷ 2,896 ≈ 7,180)
Typical daily usage is much lower because most people:
don’t go every day,

go at different times,

and many memberships are “inactive” or low-frequency users.

Industry estimates and employee reports suggest a normal Planet Fitness location sees approximately:
300–1,000 check-ins per day

Busy urban clubs can exceed 1,500+ daily visits

Slow suburban/rural clubs may be closer to 200–400/day

A former employee on Reddit said their location averaged about 600–700 daily check-ins, with Mondays–Wednesdays busiest. (Reddit)
Planet Fitness’s business model depends heavily on:
low monthly pricing,

high membership counts,

and the fact that only a fraction of members show up at once.

That’s why a club with 7,000+ members can still physically operate in a ~20,000 sq ft gym. (spglobal.com)