MBM

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  1. Sep 30, 2013 #11
    Linebacker

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    Question for you jayc...or anyone else who is doing food service....do you see yourself doing the job LONG TERM? I do a lighter version of food service now...we haul for grocery stores...and the load is split with pallets and frozen cases...so each store(15 to 20 stores on a route) will get one or two pallets and 20-50 cases of frozen product that we fingerprint. Not a walk in the park, but you guys seem to be on another level. Not afraid of work, but don't want to run myself into the ground either. Any concerns with wear and tear on your body? Is it all about working smart and you'll be fine?
     
    Linebacker, Sep 30, 2013
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  3. Oct 28, 2013 #12
    jayc234

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    I take care of myself well i was in the army before i got into foodservice rest and not taking to much time off is the key and yes right now with my job bc my center transfered me to another center 4 2 months frankfort ky MBM needs help their warehouse is horrible and there drivers are over worked and injured
     
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  4. Oct 29, 2013 #13
    jayc234

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    To be honest i think anyone who is in foodservice is a elite driver well the drivers who have years of doing no offense 2 any drivers out there but i wld put money on a food service driver having better driving skills then any driver out there there is a reason senior drivers are divas they have earned it
     
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  5. Oct 29, 2013 #14
    Klatu

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    I agree. You do learn great skills. They have to put that truck in very precarious positions. I used to go with pro source drivers to help them unload the freight. We had to do DFW airport, Ranger stadium and such. I could go drive for them. But I'm not as young as once was :biggrin_25520:
     
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