Navajo Express has just abandoned this trainee in a tiny town 1500 miles from home!

Recovery drivers are at most trucking companies, They are called TEAMS!!!

I will argue with you what do you want to argue about? What is for dinner? No I don't want that, We had that last time! Let's have something else! No Not that either!!!

Ha Ha Ha Ha good Luck there!!! Remember someone at Navajo must have authorized you getting off the truck or they would not have allowed you to go?????

 

You may have mentioned this but ill ask anyway.Where did you meet this lady that's suppose to take you home?What happens if you don't hear back?You're absolutely right,you shouldn't have to be stressing like this.Its not at all fair to you.You was trying to make a living and wanting to be a trk driver and instead you became a victim.Why is it the good ppl are always the real victims and scums like the ones you talked to that night at Navajo nothing happens to them.Life isn't fair.I say also get this company for pain and suffering.Companies do a lot of horrible things to drivers but leaving one stranded is the lowest and should not go ignored.Im glad youre doing alright.Do you have family and friends in Denver?If so what do they have to say about all this?

 

Who do you spose made the authorization?

 

luvtotruck, I was part of a group in California that recalled an entire City Council, voted in a new council, fired the City Manager, City Clerk, Planner, brought in a new police chief and new city attorney. Lightning does and can strike. Been there.

You'd be surprised how effective a small group of determined people can be where the issues are timely, real and overdue. Ours were. This is.

And it's not just Pj.

Pj's a good start, I think. We'll see if we can throw some doo-doo into the fan starting tomorrow am.

 

Vic I'm all in, If we can change things acrossed the board for all of us then I'm all for it, But I'm just a bit pessimistic about these big wners who have made their fortunes off of us less fortunates! If you know what I mean.

 

It depends on determination. I remember one afternoon walking into a room where gals were stuffing envelopes. "What if we fail?" I asked.

Closest gal did not stop stuffing, merely looked up and said, "Then we keep on working, Victor." And continued stuffing envelopes. None of the others even spoke. They didn't have to. They were going to keep on no matter.

Until it was over.

Failure was not an option. We had false starts, 'programs' that failed to get results, our attempt to get fairness in court failed. It became necessary to remove the City Council. So we did.

 

So then this thread can turn into a thread of how we need to march into Washington D.C. and stomp our feet! I agree but there are not going to be very many who actually see this.