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At my store it always depends on the TL on duty and how big the truck is. Often, we'll do the pallet first thing in the morning to work through it and get it off the floor before traffic picks up. Then, we roll the cage out and work on it throughout the day until the closer can get it wrapped up around two or three hours into their shift.
we aren’t allowed to have the cage out on the floor no longer thanks to our District OPS person or whichever title it is now but we can come clean on truck no matter what time of year at the latest when the closer comes in. This time of year we can have it done and back stocked by lunch time and we aren’t a ULV