Magnum ltd - fargo, nd

Please .....some ridiculousness on here today…

This so-called cult always had your back super snack bar. We did nothing but give you advice on how to make things better but you complain about it. We try to encourage you. Tried to teach you how to work the Magnum system. But for every bit of advice we gave you had a come back and why it wouldnt work for you and why it sucked here. Magnum isn't for everybody. Some people don't like it. Some people don't get the miles for some reason. A lot of us do. No reason to spit on our faces . Just move the #### on.
Good luck in whatever you do SuperStack bar. I hope you find the perfect company. And make bucket loads of cash. And everything goes well with your wife's surgery and she heals completely.

 

Could you have spelled that correctly if I hadn't have written it out for you?

 

The Jim Jones followers said the same thing to the members who said ''gee Rev. Jones, this Kool Aid tastes funny"

 

This Kool Aid tastes great. Come get you some of it.

 

I did better than I thought last month. 15454 miles last month.

Glad they saw I was making them look good in this forum and kept me running!

 

You beet me by 10 thousAnd miles

 

I *only* had 10,000 ☹️

Course that's my average.... And I was home for a week of hometime... And for another 2 days that month...

Totally happy with that!

(Ignore the trolls)

 

Not to get into the current #####fest, but scale everything, or check load pressure. I've been lied to by well over 10,000 on shipping papers.

oh,12,209 for miles, btw. Started well, then jennie-o screwed the pooch at the end. Got a few free home days while they figured out how to kill a turkey cuz of that. Still 700 over monthly quota.

Now back to torturing my trainee with blind side backing...

 

I completely agree! Only thing that I recall not weighing was the tiny little sub 16k lbs multistop loads from ppg huron, but I still checked the pressure.

Torture the heck out of your trainee when it come to backing and tight spots. He or she will thank you one day for it. Good on you for actually doing that!

 

13594 miles with 5 days at home. I can live with that.