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Thread: OTR with The BeerKiller
- 04.06.2012 #11Medium Load Member
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Sometimes it seems like you get stuck in a dispatch rut....never thought we'd ever get out of thr NY PA area
- 04.06.2012 #12Light Load Member
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You coulda picked him up whitey and taught him to cook under the trailer lol
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- 04.08.2012 #13Light Load Member
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Yes i am with a regional trainer not by my choice but i am dealing with it. Drove the T660 for 4 days then we swapped to a T700 its a learning curve all over again but not bad sitting at home for the weekend leaving out monday morning with a "silver bullet " run to clevland ohio gonna stay out 2 weeks this go around every body i meet is nice and have no complaints except cant listen to the dam radio lol. A FINAL NOTE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC GET OFF THE DAM PHONE AND DRIVE YOUR CAR. I cant believe how people drive now days its ridicuolus.For the guy complaining about miles i dont believe that with all the loads sitting around waiting to be moved.
- 04.08.2012 #14Banned or Retired
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Cheers! Hope you get a chance to knock back a few pints...
- 04.08.2012 #15Heavy Load Member
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Beerkiller seriously i think that is how everyone drives these days. Not paying attention and yappin on the #### phone or worse yet texting on the phone while driving. sometimes i just want to do a pit maneuver on them.
- 04.08.2012 #16Third Generation Truck Driver
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is your trainer ZigZag?
Originally Posted by BeerKiller 
Yes i am with a regional trainer not by my choice but i am dealing with it. Drove the T660 for 4 days then we swapped to a T700 its a learning curve all over again but not bad sitting at home for the weekend leaving out monday morning with a "silver bullet " run to clevland ohio gonna stay out 2 weeks this go around every body i meet is nice and have no complaints except cant listen to the dam radio lol. A FINAL NOTE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC GET OFF THE DAM PHONE AND DRIVE YOUR CAR. I cant believe how people drive now days its ridicuolus.For the guy complaining about miles i dont believe that with all the loads sitting around waiting to be moved.
- 04.08.2012 #17Light Load Member
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No Jughead
- 04.08.2012 #18Third Generation Truck Driver
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so did you guys just move into a T700? Originally Posted by BeerKiller
- 04.08.2012 #19Third Generation Truck Driver
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LOL, I just re-read that you were in a T700. You are in the T700 I trained in. Mind you the damage to the bumper was done AFTER I left the truck! LOL
- 04.10.2012 #20Road Train Member
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Now that's funny! Originally Posted by L.B.
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Do i need a washington number like a ca number in cali?
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