East indian conpanies.

All good brother. I love everyone.

For the record. I worked for an Indian company years ago unrelated to trucking. They were fair, treated me well, and took me to some of the best dinning imaginable.

 

Nothing wrong with that what so ever most of my family Jamaican restaurants in Boston which is we’re I grow up so I work for them as a young boy 14 years old, over my years own 11 trucks one time with drivers of all makes and model like a truck lol, in Jamaica we don’t see color man, so when people is going there I don’t like it,

 

Do you know trevor at best transmission in springfield? Old jamaican guy, does roadrangers and differentials. Great dude, helped me a lot. Id love to send some business his way.

@Bigrayon

 

No I was in mattapan my own Lenny’s he just sold it after 47 years

 

My grandparents lived in murdapan. By stah mahket.

 

They have a monopoly on gravel trucks around here and most of them run hammered junk and some think the rules of the road are optional. I know not all are like that but I see a few that are. Same as anything else I guess.

 

Star market near west selden st off Martin st

 

I am definitely not prejudice. I hate everyone.

 

Me too I feel the same

 

I hope you warm up before jumping to all of those conclusions. People have preferences. Shaking your fist at the world doesn't change that fact. I treat everyone fairly until they give me reasons to change that. But I don't assume the same thing about every person or every group of people because I have experience and a memory. It's no more offensive to prefer to eat Mexican food over Scottish food than it is to have a preference about who you want to spend time with. Maybe we can have some official tell everyone who they will like and who they will not like. That's the alternative to free people making free decisions, even if The Righteous Among Us get offended.