72mph # Swift Will get you FIRED

Probally did you biggest favor they could look into newvie companies stay away from L/P deals

 

Swift pays .25 per mile

People actually get behind the wheel?

 

maybe it was cause you couldnt read numbers? After all, you use a "#" instead of the "at"...difference between using a 3 and a 2 with the 'shift' key. Kinda like using the clutch to shift, you probably can't to that right either.

congrats...

 

Well, well, If going to criticize his typing, maybe you should learn to spell.
Using T instead of D is like turning left, instead of right.

 

hahahahah.....and as bad as you call swift, and how bad everyone says swift must be.......you still got fired by swift......meaning, you wernt good enough for 'bad' swift. hahaahhahahahaha i'm dying over here......too funny !!!!!

please tell me you made this up?

 

How the heck can you go 72 mph in a swift truck? Downhill with a tail wind? They are governed at about 63 mph.

 

if you work for a company, and they give you certain rules to follow, and you break them, you are going to get fired. i'm not sure what you thought would happen here. all swift trucks are regulated at 63 (68 in the older ones). so if you were running one of their trucks at 72, you were clearly messing with something you shouldnt have been. if you were running your own truck, then you should not have taken a job with a company that required you to drive slower than you were willing to drive.

all in all, sounds like YOU were the one that messed up, no matter which way you look at it.

i am also confused by your post. first you state that you were driving 72 and they fired you. then you state that your truck was broken and they fired you for that. these two options are mutually exclusive. if you are looking for pity, you are going to have to clearly explain what happened and why they fired you. otherwise, we are all going to assume you drive as well as you explain yourself and assume it was your fault.

 

Now that's funny, I don't care who you are....