Milan Express.... Female newbies beware!!

Just sold the peice of junk freightliner and i am looking to buy a nice cabover in the future.
I wanna see how this run pans out in 6 months.I got this dedicated i got from a broker i no in MI. and i gave it to a friend and he gave me his truck to drive while i service the customer.So i hope this customer is still around then i may go ahead and buy again.

Until then him and i are making money and the broker (of course).It got locked into another 7 months for sure.I run kc to el paso..drop and hookhttp://www.primroseauto.com/images/1211203211_65266.jpg

 

It was not a matter of being ''stupid''.It was a matter of starting out on the bottom and thats all they had..lmao...

You will call me a liar but i made more money doing it in an r-model in 1988 then they do today in there ''homeless on wheels studio''...thats the kicker

 

that all sounds typical, same everywere,, get thru the training and mentor ,get your own truck then you can see if its for you or not.. gotta stick with it. " pay your dues". i know this sounds sexist but i dont think woman have any business driving a truck, go back to the office...

 

Holy crap,I think I need shock treatments or therapy after reading this.
I think somebody needs to take away my logbook ruler.I might try to hurt myself.
It is very tough out there for people to break into this industry.However,no one should have to endure the abuse that this driver did.
Seriously,if sites like this were around in 1979,I doubt I would be driving a truck today.All the doom and gloom,bad company's,filthy drivers,lousy lying dispatchers and low pay..All of this info has been posted in thread after thread...It makes me wonder why anybody would want to do it.....
I can understand wanting to follow your dream,but at what price.
I bought my first truck in 1979 at age 20 because no one would give a punk kid a chance to follow his dream.So I found a company that took a chance on me and showed me the ropes.
These times are way different now and this could never happen again this way..
But knowing that there are alot of people out there that really want to get into trucking,[just like I did],this does not give these lousy companys the right to treat these wannabes like dirt.

I'm out. I think I dislocated my typing finger...

 

GOOD GOD.YOUR TURNING SOFT OLE TIMER...LMAO

 

I find that attitude rather insulting myself.

I did just fine driving rig, and got a lot of respect from almost all of the male drivers I met while driving. The few that have the same attitude aren't worth my time.

 

well you better get back out there ya ''ole woman...'' lmao

 

Sure I will, as soon as I get a new back!

Cheeky little bugger.