ABF layoffs

Do tell......

 

Well, apparently, if you don't do it for 40 seconds after handling raw chicken, you will kill the whole family.
I thought 15-20 seconds being pretty thorough was enough. But here we are, I'm a biological war criminal.


Oh and make sure you wash your chicken, in an unwashed sink, prior to grilling it. That way, you can spray salmonella all over the kitchen.
(I cook my own food here, currently lol.)

 

Joseph Smith and Brigham Young might argue that.

When they decided to reside in Salt Lake City one of the fellows was instructed to go back and get lots of women. He asked what type of women and ole BY said I don't care, just Bringem Young!

I'll see myself out now

 

I never wash my chicken.I lett he heat kill all the bacteria.

 

There closing a FedEx Freight terminal here where i live, by end of the month, there’s always been a fedex terminal here.
All LTL seems to be hurting too.

 

Im in food service and it aint no picnic here either.So far this year ive had 3 weeks off with no work.

 

"That's why for some of us it simply won't be in the cards."

thats complete ######## and a complete lie. I suggest you download the Ramsey Network app and start listening to the Ramsey Show. Give it two or three weeks. It's free to download and listen to. Then send me a message and let's chat.

 

Oh, I dunno. I listened to his stuff, ate nothing but ramen noodles for six months, and still had bills. Oh, and high blood pressure.

 

You drivers exaggerate. Dave Ramsey is spot on with his advice . Follow it and you'll do really well. You don't even have to support his advertisers. I started listening to him and doing what he advised around the year 2000+/- when he was a local Nashville area talk radio personality. It served me well for 15+ years then I drifted away from it. Talk #### about Ramen noodles all you want. His advice to work a debt snowball is spot on and will change your life. The Ramen noodle talk is an exaggeration.

 

I like Dave Ramsey just fine, but his advice really is just common sense and discipline.