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^ Top   #11   05.26.2009

Powell-Peralta Medium Load Member   Last Seen: 1 Day Ago 05.11 PM Member Since: Jul 2007 Trucker? No Answer Posts: 663 My Trucking Photos: 0 Thanks: 30 Thanked: 64 Times

That's a good point; i think Tyson pays good. Martin-Brower is not McDonald's (or is it?), but they're so tight with McDonalds that the pay is still very good. (?) i think the post office......never mind.

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