One thing to keep in mind in this business ...
Sometimes the grass on the other side of the fence is only a different shade of green due to using a different brand of B.S. on it. Or throwing it on heavier.
Looking for greener pastures.
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Finalsomnia, Mar 5, 2016.
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Yeah, that's the place. The inside docks are at least a little better than the outside ones. I'm not sure they even use the outside ones anymore. Maybe just for box trucks. Place is definitely horrible.
Honestly, philly is horrible for a truck. I love the city to socialize in, but to drive a truck it's right up there with NYC in terms of pure insanity. I've been stuck on Cecil B Moore street so many times. I've seen trucks do some messed up stuff and the cops do nothing. It's pretty much SOP there -
That doesn't surprise me. Even without that incident at Case, I've never been happier to get out of a town than Philadelphia. I've never run in NYC, though.
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I drove Philly everyday- all parts of it. Still do some days. It's as tough as NYC- if only for the fact that NYC is a little more organized with where trucks can go. Philly's the Wild West (except for kelly and Lincoln drives). And don't even get me started on manayunk
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If you look at the Google Street View of the place at about E Tioga and Hurley Street, you'll see a truck going into the dock area.
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I thought my old boss told me that place was an old post office or somethin. Still the most miserable load of my life. And I've had a few doozies lol
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This pretty much sums it up.
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