Are most local/ city driving jobs going to be labor intensive?

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    Las Vegas, NV
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    I'll have to check that one out. Looks good.
    Thank you, ChinaTown !
     
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    I take these, one each, anytime physical labor is involved, such as hooking up a set of doubles or reaching for a beer from my recliner. My signal to stop drinking beer is when my wife walks over to the recliner and ties a bib around my neck.
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  8. buddyd157

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    yeah, but i have been on BP meds for a long time, and i cannot take meds the doctor advises against.

    and some of those Herbal supplements may have dyes in them that messes with me.

    as far as beer drinking, man, i just had a 12 ounce bottle, and only drank about half of that.

    i cannot find those mini Miller 8 ounce bottles here anymore.
     
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    i don't know if they are out this way anymore.

    them and was it USF Glenmoore..???
     
  10. NewbiusErectus

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    I currently work for a regional chain, they have a private fleet delivering to (mostly) their own stores. Trailers are loaded by the warehouse, I unload at the stores with an electric pallet jack. A lot of walking and sometimes my thumb gets tired if the jack’s “go” button is hard to push :D

    I’ll just say if I were suddenly looking for another job, I’d be looking at LTL companies that don’t pull doubles. Maybe I’d go doubles with UPS or Dominion if I could get on full time with a line-haul bid.

    Previously I pulled chemical tanker over the road. Not bad, even if I had to unload.

    So I’d also think about local fuel or chemical delivery, but I’d probably choose chemicals over fuel (not a knock on fuel delivery, my preference for chemicals is only because I’m familiar with it and likely off weekends and holidays)

    I’d also give private fleets a lot of weight in the decision, air gas, Praxair, etc. Wally World would be off my list because of the OTR aspect, but if you don’t mind being a little bit OTR I’m sure it’d be a good choice.
     
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