The tornado in tuscaloosa left a mile wide path of destruction, and seven miles long. 200 mph wind. Ef5.
The one in harvest by our home was an ef4, 190 mph winds. Tanner (where my daughter lives) ef4 175 mph winds. Birmingham also an ef5. Rainsville, ef4. Pisgah ef4. From what I am hearing most were ef4, with the exception of tuscaloosa and birmingham.
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I guess we reap what we sow and when you are unhappy, everyone around you will tend to get that way too. I have always said that when a job becomes work and you dread going to work, it's time to move on and find another job. My hat is off to you, you did the right thing in moving on. -
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If you get turned down, at least you have it documented and then if you really deserve it, start asking questions as to why you didnt get it. you won't get pay generally for being late home either, but request it and then the terminal manager will get involved and somebody ends up getting slapped around.
Read the drivers manual and use it to your advantage, don't let them shove you around. I let them for my first month behind the wheel, then I read the manual and started asking for pay for everything and all of a sudden I am loaded and not complaining about a thing. -
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