Lady LTL trucker wanting to make change, need advice
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by jungledrums, Dec 25, 2017.
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climbing on top of an icy tanker or rail car, to vent it caused me to end my dry bulk days.
my old bones won't take the fall or the climbing. lol.
dragging the hoses thru 2 feet of snow at 0200, and it's 0 degrees, up north was no fun either.
it's not all sitting in a lawn chair, sipping tea, while waiting for the tank to empty. -
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-steering wheel holding, no work, no effort, easiest job in trucking, brainless, no challenge, linehaul job-
because they’ve already put their time in working their ### off day in and day out in sub zero/100*+ temps? maybe that guy already spent 11 years in the drilling industry and 4 years in grocery delivery. but...nah, you’re probably right. he’s linehaul, he must be a fat, lazy ####### that hates to move around and work...probably never worked a day in his life or backed a truck up in a tight spot. he’s linehaul, he probably doesn’t even feed himself, he has people for that.
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Well that wasn't exactly what I was saying, I was just saying different strokes for different folks. I'm not knocking line haul guys at all, I use to drive for FedEx doing team coast to coast and know what it's like. It' just not my cup of tea, just like some guys don' like tanker work. Ever since going tanker dry van/ltl period would be hard to go back to.
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