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Posted:  3 weeks, 3 days ago

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Owner OPs leaving their truck running all night?

So, how does that disagree with anything? Your answer was vapid and devoid of any sort of critical thinking.

Davy works hard to support his family.

Posted:  3 weeks, 3 days ago

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Tooting my own horn.

Really nice job Greg!

Posted:  3 weeks, 3 days ago

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Polly Want A Cracker?

We have a new customer in Mexico. The way we get their metal to them is to drop it at a Mexican freight forwarding company in Brownsville, TX. Then a Mexican trucking company finishes the run.

Last time I was down there, I saw these wild parrots sitting on the power lines. They were watching me un-strap my load and get it ready for off-loading. I kept expecting one of them to strike up a conversation with me... "Hey driver, do you think they will unload you today?"

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This job has never ending surprises to it. I really enjoy the changes in scenery and experiences I go through on a daily basis. As I was leaving, four more parrots joined in the fun. There were six of them sitting there watching me as I left South Texas. Three or four days later I was in Upstate New York delivering metal to an American manufacturer.

Posted:  1 month ago

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Thinking of Packrat...

Well... My little universe just got rocked. Seriously. I don't know what to say.

Actually, I need to humble myself and apologize to Big Scott. Sir, I am very sorry - please forgive my quick reaction. Although I've never met Kearsey, I trust her. I'm totally flummoxed here.

I don't do social media. This is the only place you'll find me. I keep a lame blog which I very seldom visit, but other than that I live an isolated life with my family and long time friends.

Very few people here have my phone number and I have tried to keep it that way. It's not that I'm not fond of most of you. I just enjoy the interaction in the forum and don't need, or really desire anything more than that. I realize I miss out on some things that way, but I'm glad to be kept from this type of drama.

I'm floored - I am totally at a loss for words. Something you'll seldom find from me. shocked.png

Posted:  1 month ago

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Thinking of Packrat...

And... he doubles down on it.

For a guy who calls himself "Big", he sure comes off as petty and small.

Posted:  1 month ago

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Thinking of Packrat...

We started to delete Big Scott's low and mean spirited comment, but decided to let it stay. It will help others get a handle on who he is. He put himself out there for us to see.confused.gif

Posted:  1 month ago

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One Million Safe Miles Reached!!!

Congratulations Kearsey! I knew you were close. Now you've got the next million to look forward to.

Posted:  1 month ago

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Truck Stop Follies and Assorted Stupidity

I never have seen or heard of such a thing. Why?

There could be all kinds of reasons to just weigh a trailer. I have to do this sometimes for the dedicated account I'm working. We sometimes haul material that is being returned to the manufacturer.

They want the weight of the trailer empty first. Then they want the weight of the trailer loaded. That way they can verify the weight of the returns. They give the customer a credit based on the weight.

Most of my points where I pick up the returns don't have scales. If I weigh my truck and empty trailer in Louisiana, then load returns in North Carolina, the weight of the returns can't be verified accurately due to fuel burn off or fuel added during the trip.

By eliminating the tractor from the equation, you can get an accurate weight of the product being returned.

Posted:  1 month ago

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Thinking of Packrat...

That's really messed up! I'm sorry. I hope something good turns up for you.

Posted:  1 month ago

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Chief Brody

It's great to hear from you Rob. I hope all is well. I'm also in the Midwest a lot lately, but this week I endured the crazy North East.

Carry on brother!

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