Hauling Fresh Chicken For the First Time- Question

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  1. MercuryLine

    MercuryLine Light Load Member

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    Hahaha! Rotting chicken, yum!:biggrin_1square9:
     
    MercuryLine, Nov 7, 2019
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    Fresh chicken? I usually refer to them as 'dead chicken' or 'chicken corpse'
     
    davidtango, Dec 23, 2019
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    You guys ever went to tiptop in rockmart GA?The office is always wet with chicken juice. The stench is unbearable. I do not know how you get used to working in those conditions. Then you track that into your truck.
     
    32N110W, Jan 10, 2020
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    Been there a couple times when I was starting out driving for Steven's Transport. I do not remember the place being that bad. The place I always hated going to was Smithfield in TarHeel, NC. The parking lot seemed to be made almost entirely of pig urine mud mixed with a bit of gravel.
     
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