Do Owner Ops actually take loads that are less than $3.00/mi?

I keep 12 of the jugs on my upper bunk, 1 on the floor for use. I use a pump as well, just fill 1 liter bottles to drink from during the day.

Having so much on hand has also saved me from needing a tow numerous times when I lost a coolant hose. Blow a 3" hose in the middle of nowhere in UT, tape up the hose well enough to hold so you can drive, replace the +6 gals of lost coolant with water, drive to a shop for a new hose, install, add regular coolant again.

 

Exactly. Back in 2007 I weighed over 300lb since I lived of soda (over a case a day) and junk food. Went on a diet. Replaced junk food with protien and started only drinking water. Combined with the physical activity of working on a dock I lost over 75lb in under a year. My energy level skyrocketed to the point of hardly needing food or sleep on the days I didn't work and weightloss slowed but continued.

Fast forward to 2015 when I got my CDL and I have stuck with that eating method. My food intake has averaged out since it's no longer a mix of high and no physical activity days but I've not gained any weight.

 

PM me before these are gone and I'll get you hooked up.

 

It's Arizona, you're lucky to get anything out of there above $1.50.

 

Here you go.

$100 per mile.

 

The guy who moves that will be at the round table telling all the others how he won’t haul for less than $100 PM