What's the best thing so far you have recieved from a shipper or receiver?

Best thing I recieved from a shipper/reciever? A prompt loading/unloading!

 

42,000 lbs of seedless grapes

 

shoot if i had me 42,000 lbs of seedless grapes, I get myself some hot looking women, get them in a smashing tank, bust up some grapes, and in time have myself some wine, but till then i'll be having me a good ole time
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Most of my stuff has been food stuff that had some damages when I hauled reefer trailers. 2pallets of stove top stuffing, a box or two were dented, pallet of fancy white grape welchs, a couple wine style bottles, many cases of ravioli where some cans were dented, but not all. I use to haul frozen egg rolls and pizza stuff from Houston to northeast, they would always hand me the seal and let me know I had a large goodie box on the tail end.

I haven't been offered anything in a swift truck worth a #### yet.

 

Every time I have anything rejected that's good and edible, it seems I'm 1000 miles from home and I have to get rid of it because my next load is a dry load, or bananas or something that has to be kept at 59 degrees. Although one time I had a multi-stopper and C&S Wholesale in Wood-something NJ rejected some pig's feet, ham steaks and pork tenderloins. The receiver said something about that they were rejected but weren't marked on the bills, said the guard would understand... I get out to the exit and the guard already knew about it, I guess they didn't mark the overage or damages on the BOL for some reason and I was supposed to split that stuff with the guard. Well the guard was an old, scraggly-looking black man, and his eyes lit up when he saw that one of the cases was pig's feet. I said "SURE! BY ALL MEANS!!" So I kept the ham steaks and tenderloins. Of course, being 1000 miles from home, I couldn't keep it anyway but my last stop was 5 miles from my sister's house. So she & her husband got a freezer full of goodies that day.

 

i got a $40 tip when i did a residential delivery and helped the guy carry 3 couches to upstairs

 

Seems to be SOP in NJ ... when I was running reefers, everytime we went into NJ somebody would come out and say some boxes were damaged and here's yours.

 

Must get damaged when they "fall off the truck". Best thing I got so far was 4 1lb bags of Dorito type chips. They were some regional brand I never heard of but I still have 1 bag left and they are good. Plus they were made the day I got them can't go wrong with that. I earned those though had to back off a cul'dsac into driveway, blindside around corner, then to the dock all while dodging the employees parked cars

 

An organic citrus farmer near Porterville, CA, has a requirement that every time you load there you have to take as many cases as you want for personal consumption... grapefruit, oranges, lemons, limes, tangerines, pomelos, etc. They made me take five cases last time.