Farm2Fleet 2016

Did you not read any of Bills post...sheeesh

 

Well ok then. I get it, and appreciate the civil response.

I also see you poisoning your own well water, if in fact you are fearful that a slow payment (which is apparently certain enough to worry about) will get even slower if you reveal who you really are. Trashing the company will not do a thing toward shoring up cash flow that will be what gets you paid.

So a little about why I think that way.

At some point, we have to own our problems in order for them to move to a conclusion.

I say "we" not because I doubt what you're saying necessarily. It is in the sense that I think everyone runs up on a difficult situation like this from time to time.

I also said "conclusion" not "favorable outcome" because, well, outcomes don't always work like we'd like them to. Some even cost money. So what.

It seems like I'm overanalyzing, but I usually come to these decisions fairly quickly. Own the problem. Decide if there is really a reward at the end of the tunnel.

If so, you do everything in your power to make that happen. Anything that doesn't support that goal is erased from the playbook. Like trashing the company you want to be paid from.

Or, maybe you need to cut your losses and move on. Leave the emotion out of it. It will drag you down and nothing positive comes from it. My style is not to make a mission of revenge, but I don't forget either. Fact is, some bridges need to be burned. So get it over with, and behind you if that's the case. Not getting paid sucks. Not getting paid and dwelling about it non-stop sucks worse.

If you want to leave a trail of smoking embers, don't hide behind an anonymous login. Pull that spine out of your wife's purse and get-r-done. I know I put a ton more weight on a story told by a legit persona, than someone that registered a nonsense account the same day only to post dirt.

Sorry for rambling. The anonymous attacks bother me because Bill, RC, Craig are people I consider friends. That said, I have had very limited business with F2F and posted that way back. I'm just saying I'd recommend a more productive direction, regardless of your decision to wait on a settlement or not.

 

Bill must have sounded the rally siren. Ha ha ha. I felt it was necessary to put out a unpleasant experience with Bill. This guy is a great BS artist. I fell for his bs hook line and sinker. He even has his number one yes man Craig back all the bs up. As far as I'm concerned, I hope he loses everything. And if just one o/o sees his bs and runs the other way, I consider that a win.

 

You can call what you want bs that's fine. I've done ok here right from the get go and there's never been any favoritism towards me as some like to claim either. I've done plenty of pissing and moaning about late paychecks just not publicly. The fact is a lot of effort has been invested in this and the last thing most any of us that have been here for a while want to see is the whole thing crash and burn.

 

What baffles me is that these cheerleaders are fine with no or very late settlements... Oh everything will be fine, Bill will right the ship. Meanwhile Bill and Mrs Bill are laughing all the bank in their twin Mercedes benz's....

 

You are rich. The most money I ever had to my name was $3,800. LOL That's a nice car BTW, my second favorite SL after the pre-facelifted R230

 

Hey Bob, how old is your car? You seem to be obsessed with Bill's 9 year old car. Do you have a clue how pathetic you sound? You don't have to answer, it was rhetorical question. You sound pathetic. I love reading your posts though. Keep em coming.

 

Then it seems that your job here is done.

 

Isn't F2F more along the lines of a brokerage than a trucking company? Does Bill even own a single truck or are all his drivers O/O's?