Shouldn't lumpers be called splitters?

Hi camionneur, new to trucking? Lumpers are and always have been some of the biggest crooks on the planet. (next to real estate agents and used truck salespeople) In all my years, I never ONCE got a lumper, and I've fingerprinted a lot of loads. (Truck tires were the worst) They work like turtles on valium, and I could unload a wagon in a third of the time a lumper could, provided the forklift guy took the stuff away. Just say no,,,,,to lumpers.

 

'Crook' is also an acceptable term ...








dang ... beat me to it ...

 

The other name for lumpers is drug addicts,,thieves and people that want to screw you in cahoots with the warehouse clerks

 

[QUOTE="semi" retired;4232158]Hi camionneur, new to trucking? Lumpers are and always have been some of the biggest crooks on the planet. (next to real estate agents and used truck salespeople) In all my years, I never ONCE got a lumper, and I've fingerprinted a lot of loads. (Truck tires were the worst) They work like turtles on valium, and I could unload a wagon in a third of the time a lumper could, provided the forklift guy took the stuff away. Just say no,,,,,to lumpers.[/QUOTE]

Hi "semi" retired,

How are you?

I got quite a laugh on your response to lumpers.

 

What I'd like to call them would be filtered on here...and if it did skirt the filter, would be deleted. So.......ya know.....I shall refrain.

 

Ya'll shouldn't be too hard on the lumpers. Sometimes it's the company they work for. Trucking isn't the only "bottom feeder" business.

 

Hi mje, meh, so-so, got a haircut today. After 35 + years, I've got a million of them. Remembering them is another thing.:smt017