Noose hung

Must be from Arkansas

 

no, just a blind dentist.

 

I'll wait for the movie.

 

To the OP, if you spent more time working instead of typing out these long informative posts, maybe TSL would keep you rollling.

I drove for TSL in the 1970s. We had Elogs, APU’s, company issued GPS units, and Satellite TVs all in a daycab. I would come in, do a pre trip, bobtail around the parking lot once and go home. Made $1500 a week. Maybe you should re-consider TSL yourself.

I only left there to be home more.

 

Short and sweet . But , to the point .!!

 

Details, schmatails, who needs 'em? The OP has told us to reconsider, what else does one need? Facts? Figures? Opinions? I have never once thought about going to TSL (Transportation Specialist Logistics), but if I ever have the notion to apply, I will reconsider, based solely on this post.

 

...... this hurt to read, and i about fried my brain trying to understand. I was about to flip on you for being a bs'r, then i questioned why so many people liked it already.... re read your post 6 or 15 more times and it clicked.....

 

I come on here to learn something.
What was the lesson here; less is more?
Don't be a one hit wonder.
Post something with substance.

 

I live in Omaha and have hauled out of the tsl yard there a few times but never worked for them ..the people were always decent .
All I know is they seem to take good care of they're equipment and they have dedicated runs from Omaha to Cali and back .
Talked to a few of they're lease operaters and they sound happy ...never heard anything bad about em other than they get slow at times .