PRIME Drivers... What's your 20? (2)

There you go........ you need to go buy a lightweight now! Your not getting any younger. You know old folks are always needing to downsize, right ?!

That was a great setup, though, bro. Most notably the removable shelving utilizing the existing bolt holes. Easy in, easy out.... & no drilling or damage. Important aspect when in a company truck.

 

Atlanta, GA

 

Keller, Tx for my 1st load.

Took 8hrs longer than it should have to get out of the terminal yesterday (yey new truck woos) but drove all night to be here for my drop.

 

Russellville, AR.

10/20. 00:01 to 10/21 16:01 pick up window and guess when it will be ready...

 

Get used to those chicken loads being ready at the DDT

 

Ah....... 10/23 @ 0400?


Hebron, OH.

Back in the saddle again.

 

Staying on optimistic side, eh........?

 

To add some insult to the injury thing, I get up bright and early at 6am call them to see if it's ready. They say yes, so I bobtail back only to get there and be told its,not ready...

 

Haha, that made me chuckle

The word optimism has no association with meat plants

Any trainer telling a student to be positive / optimistic towards a meat plant pick up cannot do so with a straight face

Now you know full well how meticulous that Russellville plant is, every bread crumb has to be accounted for on those Burger King chicken patties

I have a love hate relationship with those Cheyenne Wal-Mart loads.
I love the miles out there but hate the next load I always get to Liberal Kansas. It comes with a 3 day window and a message to get empty there asap

 

Let dispatch know