Crete Carrier - A Year In Review - Fall 2013 Going Forward

Florida is for old people

 

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It's God's waiting room.

 

Or in trucking terms: "Staging Area"

 

Nice!

 

Now wait a minute....I live in Florida, and I'm not....oh wait, yes, yes I am .

And BTW, it's the east wing of God's waiting room, Phoenix and Tucson are the west wing of His waiting room.

 

Well, I will make one last comment on the matter and let the thread return to it's normal intent...the post you made about being man (not being a man) and "a man he wouldn't want to tangle with" sounded like you were attempting to either intimidate or make a "tough-guy" impression in public...maybe I am just confused, but then again most people who have to make such statements are usually compensating for something...sorta like the chihuahua(or any other of those yappy ankle biter breeds of dog-like animals) that tries to pretend he is a dangerous dog, until the rottweiler quietly eats him as an appetizer

 

Actually, the ignore function sucks, since Kyle just won another race, l'll go back and read them.
And I'll post later about these annoying load planners, who are probably women,

 

I saw one too at a consignee around Fort Worth, he had a real thick Kenyan accent, so I didn't bother asking him about the truck.
No offense

 

I'm not a racist, more of a realist. Congress mandates the women's employment and pay issues for a reason.

31 inch tires, and only a 2 and a half inch lift, sure the front bumper is seeping raw testosterone, hey the old red one with the yellow light is my NEW one.

 

If it's the guy I'm thinking about, he's been with Crete a while. If it was, you should have talked with him, he has a lot of fascinating stories about his life in Africa...really makes our stories of our troubles seem petty...I mean how can you compare our experiences dealing with idiot shippers, receivers and dispatch problems with literally fearing for one's life by being eaten by lions in your sleep, trampled by elephants or killed by a stampeding herd of antelope running from a lion. Puts life in America in perspective.