I hate Peoplenet, where are you parked and recipes thread

Parked at the customer in norcross.

Place was closing as I got here and I walked in the office and some guy comes running across the warehouse yelling to 'get out get out we close we close'

Told him who I was and he immediately changed his demeanor and was as nice as could be and gave me a door for the night.

Couldn't help but make the comment that that sure wasn't any way to talk to or treat someone who could have been a potential customer. Just been one of those days I forgot how to bite my tongue lol

His response? 'So what? Atlanta big enough place I sell one piece to one percent of people I'm rich. They never come back who care? I love America. '

Preplan for tomorrow southeast casestack to malwart cullman. Another division of my nemesis in Naperville. Last time I did this trip they demanded we better be there 15 minutes before appt time and then me and the other driver sat 7hrs before they put the first pallet on the truck 9hrs total for a live load. For 228 miles to cullman. They paid us both a layover they charged back to them we'll see if it made any impact in how quickly I get in and out of there tomorrow.

I could just go home now for the rest of the week and make more sitting on the couch lol

Weeks like this are rare thankfully.

 

I take it he wasn't from around there.

 

African. The whole place. Nigerian, Somali, maybe Ghana. Who knows?

Broken English with that heavy colonial British accent

 

Bino ! quit pickin' on slim shady. .... Him wantin' the bikinis instead just shows he's got the right priorities. You keep this up and I'm gonna hafta tell the Threads Starter that you're becoming a nuisance.

 

he talked like beano?

 

getting on my inner Americold for a oh dark thirty exodus of walmart cheese from my wagon

 

Haven't talked to him so I'll have to take your word on that one

Possibly lol

 

@TruckDuo
I didn't want to have to call in some outside muscle , hewho has my back ( i think)but this cub stuff has to stop.
It's for your own good, believe me.
You'll thank me later for saving you from another let down.