Scheinder or U.S. Express

Well if you don't know me yet...I can't resist the easy shots:

Maybe she is sick cause he is home too much!


OK...I feel better now!

 

That's just mean, ya made coffee come out my nose!!

 

No, these companies don't care. The best way, IMO, to protect yourself with a lease/purchase, is to have a lawyer take a look at it. I'm sure some drivers have done this. But I've been around long enough to know, that it doesn't matter what a lawyer says to some. That is if the lawyer even knows what he's talking about. Some guys go into it thinking they're smarter than the average, but find out after it's too late, that they're not.

Now my advice may be off base. But if I wanted my own truck, I think I'd be looking at a dealer to lease/purchase from. Then lease on with a company.

I'm sorta in the same boat you're in, and really it's not a joking matter.

Hey, I think SNI hauls in and out of the port. I've been there before, and I swear I saw some SNI intermodal in there.

Good luck to ya!

BTW, I quit driving to stay at home due to sick wife as well.I regret my comment, I should have looked at myself first.

 

Before you take offense at a post, or a comment..reread the post/comment a couple times to make sure you understand what was said. I didn't say "she" was home too much...I said "he" was home too much.

Secondly...the apology lead the statement, and cautioned any reading it that it was intended to "lighten the mood" not abuse or poke fun AT any individual.

In my years as a medic/firefighter, and as a mortician...I found that HUMOR was one of the best "mood busters" than any consoling, comforting, trite statements. Everybody, in any situation, good or bad, when approached with a smile and a friendly word, can and will find a bit of humor in any issue...be it a sarcastic quip, or a snide, laughing comment about the situation or surrounding event....maybe you should try it!

And ALL my cancer families appreciated my jovial way of dealing with trauma, future loss, and immediate loss...it tends to relieve a strained event, and opens others up to be more natural, instead of the forced "quiet and condescending mundane talk. Ask any DR....be it Psych, Surgeon, Oncologist or Dentist...LAUGHTER IS THE BEST MEDICINE!

when one can laugh at himself, he can laugh at anything!

 

I, too, have been with both. With SNI right now, three years in Sept.

I'll take SNI hands-down, no question.

Good luck to you no matter what you end up doing. And Godspeed to you and your wife. 33 is very young. You'll be in my prayers for sure.

 

i hope the best for u and your family hope u find something that works for u best wishes to your wife i'll keep her in my prays

 

anybody know if SNI lets you take your trucks home?

 

does schnieder have a training school you can go to?