I was debating on the upstairs maid I was even thinking of changing trucks like @wore out since we have all this money and time, not running in winter.
Do you guys lay around all winter when the roads get bad?
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Well I made so much last summer I bought a truck for every day of the week except Sunday, I have a maid that follows me in the limo and cleans the truck while I'm dining in my mobile restaurant.
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Haha, down here in Mississlippy they can predict a Chance of 1/4 inch of snow and people will wipe out the bread and milk aisle's. It cracks me up!!!
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And add to that the way people drive. It's always one extreme or the other. You have the "I can go anywhere anytime at any speed because I have 4WD/AWD" types, and the ones who are scared to drive more than 10 mph on bare pavement.
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In the hammer lane
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if your making enough money to have that kind of break go for it although I suspect there might not be many that could do that, all you got to do is run south of I-40, I-10 and I- 5 would be the best roads to run during winter if you can get enough freight on those routes i'd stay there till the end of March.
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I worked at a company one time that it seemed it was Tx runs and south west during the summer time and Wi. Mn.in the winter. At first I was kinda peed about it. Then I got to looking at the rate sheets. Yea I'll roast and freeze for that kind of money.
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Yeah, I hate it. but they flood my area in the winter. So I man up and go make that paper.DDlighttruck Thanks this.
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