lol national companies pay an average of $350 a week for training on 70 hours. If you dont try for overtime, your only getting $5 per hour. Gee mickey dees is looking awful good right now huh?
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I've been preaching this for years. most drivers either don't know or don't WANT to know how hard they're working for the money they're making.
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Not trying to piss off noobs, but I will !!!
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Can be a good thing but you must first think about the cost of running this truck ,fuel ,tires,ect,ect I have done it time after time it will pay you good if you do a lot of the work yourself that is most all the work it is like the truck is your wife with out the real enjoyment you must understand that it is your life and not a game you must keep the cost down .I have made a lot more money running out 300 miles and back then running all 48 so if you buy a truck maske sure that you can pay all of the cost for it the hours you put in will pay if you run short miles the fuel cost is not as much and you can do more runs that pays you better. HEY YOU THE ONE AND ONLY.......
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