Meade paper (mwv) need an empty!

This question goes out to anyone who has worked the Meade (mwv) account in the past.

to make this short and sweet:

Im temporarily assigned to the account to help.
im at the ATLANTA location.
aside from knowing my destinations and general tasks, I have zero info.
im to pick up an empty, haul it to the mill in Al and then bring a full back. (Drop n hook job)

As it stands, this place is a mess and nobody knows a #### thing... All the trailers here are sealed and the ones that aren't (that I can use) have crap in them.

If you happen to be an SNI employee as well then that's awesome; but at this point I'm looking for any help I can get. These ######## asked for the help, I'm on elogs and I've started and am now wasting my 14. I've been here 3 hours and can't get a helpful answer from anyone.

(I have talked to a few ex-drivers from this account, but their tips have all been deadends.)

Lesson learned, but I still need the help! ...and anyone who wants updates, watch the rant thread about 3am est...

 

Hell, I was about ready to. The guard that works their ridiculous, there will be a rant thread on the stupid darts later, but this particular one had a very special kind of stupid. It's the kind where you have to call and speak with them 5-9 times, explain what you're looking for, ask to be taken off speakerphone, and only after you gotten all of God and creation involved do they remember that there's another lot you need to check.

There were some trailers there which were full of scrap, but I was told not to get one of those as they go elsewhere.

eventually I did find one, but if you're going to hire a security guard he needs to know a hell of a lot more about the lot…

 

Hauling almost 50k lbs of paper back to Atlanta. This ought to be a trip now that the 4-wheelers are out...

 

Not half bad. Had a few supertruckers heckling my freightshaker going up some hills, but after seeing "the twist" they let it alone and realized I was loaded down.

The biggest pain in the butt was all the traffic lights inside Atlanta and the skinny roads, at some point I considered taking up both lanes on my side to keep anyone from passing me and causing an accident. Thought that might incite a ticket from the local police though. (Delivery took place about 4-6 miles from The Varsity. Could've rented a book from Ga Tech's library while I was there.)