Almost sent to Missouri in a daycab, really Werner?

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  1. WitchingHour

    WitchingHour Road Train Member

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    Dead hookers under the mattress?
     
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  3. 58Skylane

    58Skylane Medium Load Member

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    Speaking of the OP. There's been no reply from the OP yet. Is this another "one post wonder" and we're just feeding the trolls? Or did the OP crawl under a rock after reading most of these replies? :biggrin_25513:
     
  4. dude6710

    dude6710 Road Train Member

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    theres a few very good starter company's. Werner is a joke compared to them.
     
  5. snowman01

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    I lived in a truck with a 40inch flat top for 3 yrs. I never minded it at all. A truck is meant to drive. A sleeper is for sleeping. I dont measure my driving skill by the size of my sleeper or amount of chrome or chicken lights on my truck
     
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  6. sleeve62

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    Saw A driver in A rest stop with A conventional Mack rigged up pretty neatly for sleeping. The gear shifts were cut , threaded and coupled. He removed the upper sections and laid what looked like 2 garage floor creepers hinged together across the seats. The bedding and pillow were somehow attached securely, and the rig was kept in A military looking canvas duffle bag. I was really fascinated by it and wanted A closer look , but the driver was beding down and approaching him under the circumstances seemed rude . I also feel being punched in the nose or whacked with A tire buddy , sprayed with starting fluid etc. would have not ended the day on A positive note. The guy looked tired and grumpy. It was at Breezewood , and the tractor was A B75 , I think , but repowered , not sure of the engine ; but definitely not A 673 Mack........Necessity is the mother of invention . On another topic , I tried farming once , Hereford cattle , 50 acres of hay etc. . I also held A conventional job at the time , fortunately for me because I lost my patoot on the farm. Confidence is A feeling one experiences prior to fully comprehending the nature of his adversaries . The ancient Greeks called it " Hubris ". In my lifetime , if I haven't learned anything else , I have learned that truck drivers and farmers are not stupid people. Currahee , I stand alone ! Far from anyone who cares , left to deal with the most perplexing of euipment failures , mis-routings , horrific weather and some fellow pilgrims in this barren land ( shippers, dispatchers etc. ) who arise each morning intent on being offended as soon as possible. When in school, I was compelled to study A " pamphlet " written circa 1899 by A book publisher who is still in his deck chair on the Titanic .....Hubbard , I think.....he wrote " A Message to Garcia " during the Spanish American War. No doubt you can Google it , but to me it epitomizes drivers , some of the last examples of American " can do " rugged individualism .....and all without asking stupid questions one could answer themselves if only they woud think ( the most difficult labor known to man ; to be avoided at all costs ) . God has no mercy on " stupid " . Stupid hurts and serves to weed out all non hackers !
     
  7. muabbor

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    I run 600 miles a day ... and your complaint is? Try to find another job.
     
  8. 58Skylane

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    Goodykos snuck in yesterday and changed his original post.

    We've all had our bad days! But I can almost guarantee you, if you use good common sense, good communication skills, be professional, keep cool, be a good team member, work hard and have a "Can Do" attitude, you should be treated a heck of a lot better and be a well respected employee.

    Good luck to you.
     
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  9. snowman01

    snowman01 Road Train Member

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    I would much rather see you vent here than on the road.
     
  10. 58Skylane

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    Or worse yet. Going into the office with an AK47.

    Just hope some of us were able to knock some sense into him. Looks like we did.
     
  11. Boardhauler

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    If you add up all the drivers that can't overnight in a day cab, will shut down instead of chaining up, won't single on a flat tire, park and call breakdown for the smallest issue, it's a wonder any freight ever gets delivered.
     
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