Luckily for me. I'll be living in the truck. So I won't have the expenses of housing. That means $400 a month for food and $250 for other expenses is it. The rest is banked.
Swift question
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I hope this won't get be banned for life on this forum, but...
The correct wording is...
Brand spanking new...
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But I have always been perplexed by that saying - in any way of saying it.
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Before you spend all your first year's income... get through your training period.
Turnover in this industry is near 100%. What we're seeing here very well may be examples of why that is so... the expectations...
How are you going to handle that first blinding snowstorm? How about that 230am delivery? How about that delivery appointment that got messed up somewhere between the broker and you, so you show up an hour late and can't get another appointment until the day after tomorrow?
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