Landstar is "son'ing" Owner Operators

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  1. supergreatguy

    supergreatguy Road Train Member

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    But now you’re a new man with clean nails, presentable at all and any truck stops, including bucky’s
     
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    I thought buckys didn't allow trucks?????

    Those are some weird ### places looking at them. Never been in one.
     
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    It’s like going into an adult chucky cheese where you can eat and take selfies with the 100 pumps behind you. Most people will leave with a buckys foam finger and a 35% decrease in overall net worth.
     
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    Do they offer a Landstar / LCAPP discount?
     
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    ... hmm I didn’t think you were a truck number at LS, you also had a driver #.
    I didn’t do any safety classes every 3 months and tests, what did you do to have to do them?

    Sitting duck is a good policy, though I did see a LS parked on a ramp sleeping in MO, someone probably called in on him, but I don’t get involved unless I feel my safety is involved.

    Sometimes the brokers that call have decent loads, sometimes they don’t.
    “Hey Buddy” brokers are the best.
     
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    Oh heck yeah dude! Next time you pass by just check it out. Normally you can just park pretty close to the pumps.
     
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    I thought big trucks weren't allowed in there?
     
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    Trucks are verboten...They just built one in Richmond, KY. Will not open officially until after Easter. Word is you will need guidance escorts to navigate thru the number of gas pumps to get inside. I'm not to shot in the ### with seeing the LARGEST convenience store ever. Small and near sync with convenience for me.
    And big shiny toothed; wide tail beavers, don't do it either.
     
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    Oh,kinda like a Stuckey's was, but with pumps instead of pecan logs?
     
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    What did they call the road guards back then? Army uses 6 for pall bearer's and 2 for road guards.
    Horse traffic not a hindrance then?
     
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