Need a good comeback for this rejection

The most appropriate comeback is a nonchalant attitude, indifference, etc. They gotta get that off your truck so the hell with how they feel about it. As for these customers not being happy to see you you'll have to move past that. We are all delivering to places that are being replenished, a cycle that never stops. It ain't like you're out here delivering to dangerously famished places. Then those folks would be happy to see you. Don't let this job boost your ego too much. Remember, you're a truck driver doing a job, not a hero trying to save the day.

 

One liner…? Job you don’t want…
‘Congratulations!! My tallest finger wants to give you a standing ovation!!’

 

Tell them how you work 14 hours a day without overtime pay, or 70 hours a week for straight pay. Better yet tell they your company is hiring if they need an application you can get them one. They probably won’t take that offer because they don’t want to deal everything a driver does to make the money. Every job has it good and back. Unloading a truck if your in retail like DG store is the bad part of the job. If they want more money you get them started to driving a truck just like you do making money just driving.

 

Aint many gonna werk 70 hrs a week you lucky to get 40 out of 'em .

 

40? Your lucky they show up.

 

Chemical tankers pay 1/2 rate for rejected/returned shipments.

Many receivers quickly change their tune when the drivers face lights up with;

'Good, I get paid more that way, where can I use a phone?'

 

As a fuel hauler -- my customers were always glad to see me when I showed up.

Pulling the "correct" trailer(s) will solve your cry-baby problems.

-- L

 

When I get this.

OK, excellent. Save us both time. Here is the bills, write load/delivery refused. Then sign and print your name and date/time. I will have to call it in to dispatch and let them know.