Quitting under a load??

How long ago was it that you took this job?

 

I'm a tiny outfit.

I'll promise you a really nice truck, some really good money, and guarantee you will get it shoved up your ### on occasion through know fault of your own.

Add is in the jobs section.

 

Sometimes is good to have a good laugh. He knows what to do anyway . He just want to hear what he wants to hear and he will do what he planed to do , so relax and have a good smile bro .

 

Add is in the jobs section. If I say too much the mods will get mad. We have rules.

 

2 days?? You haven't even given it a full week to see what YOU can make of it... I'd at least give it 2 weeks and then see if it really is $750 a week before taxes... If the boss is agressive, mean to you, or calls you names, then turn the truck around and take the load back...

 

I would take it back to the yard. If you had to, you could claim no AC as a safety issue. Say you came back to get it fixed but decided it was just a good time to go home since things weren't obviously working out.

If it's that bad they probably won't blame you though they might put up a rehearsed fuss like they're supposed to. I have been in similar situations where you just have to immediately separate from the situation regardless of the possible outcome. You'll feel so good when you're sitting back at home.

I probably wouldn't give the same advice to a new driver. Sounds like you've been around a little while. I have over 15 years and near perfect record in all departments so I don't care what some company tries to say about me when I leave. I haven't heard anything from any place else where I've gone to work about why I left here or there.