Climate Express

Yea it could a been a lot worse. I think personally the load should've been taken back to fricks an re boxed in the 1st place. They knew it was damaged cuz i sent pics of the damaged freight and equipment for them to them. JMO but what sense does it make to continue the shipment of a load that you know was damaged in a wreck???

 

Getting rejected freight disposed of at blue beacon. Then gotta load plastics 8 miles from here heading to st Louis. Gonna be a good miles week this week !!!! Been needing me a good 3k plus week.

 

Western Express, it'll be a full year next month. And yeah I'd dig Colorado runs, pretty much Minnesota down to Louisiana and everything west of that, and Canada.....would be ideal. I'd be fine with most of the 48 really, as long as it wasn't a **** load of back to back East Coast and the same route to San Diego constantly...I'm a man who loves his spontaneity.

 

Flatbed, sitting in Von Ormy, TX currently...headed to Laredo tomorrow morning.

 

Had to dispose of it. Climate had to have pictures of it in a dumpster to prove it had been disposed of. I had asked if we could donate it to a food bank. Was told we could not donate it. I guess there must be health department regulations against that since was a rejected temp controlled product. Not sure as i am just venturing a guess about that. I know I've donated rejected potatoes before to a food bank. They were only rejected cuz of the torn boxes.

 

“Yeah those 48 ham steaks are gone sir, I threw all 37 of em out. Yep, 23 of em in the dumpster as pictured.”