Magnum ltd - fargo, nd

Looks like you could just pop that one back in place and add a little fiberglass on the back side.

Or give it to a trainee.

 

Well, this is #2...the 1st was the guy who backed into my mirror bending my drivers door. Bad things come in 3, I hope #3 isn't my fault.

 

Been a whirlwind week, left home Monday and ran a load up to the Twin Cities. Pick up another Jennie O out of Barron and ran that to Chitown and then Auburn, IN sat at Wal-Mart for 5 hours .

Next load goes back up to Minnesota from Columbus. Should be there Sunday and have to deliver Tuesday. Gonna see if I can drop and keep moving.

Been fun so far, just want to run south for a day or two.

 

I would have called today to set up a drop...except Ashley left early.

 

@supersnackbar. Yea I wanted to send in an ETA to Chad or Nick, but I couldn't give them one until I finally got here...I'll see who in the am and shoot out an email.

 

Well I get rewarded for getting appt moved up with a wonderful 360 mile reload that picks up 28 hours after I deliver 21 miles away. Delivering Tuesday in Eagan at 1000. Sent . 5 seconds before they go home. No layover in drilldown1800 miles this week. Completely unacceptable. I have sat 1 day after every load this week and they all have been short ones

 

We all have bad weeks occasionally... calm down...
choose a good load leaving Minn that sets you up for a good reload... boom... good week coming

 

You will learn the ropes. It takes a few months to learn to call ahead fast and set up your future loads when possible.
I know Ashley being out threw in a monkey wrench...

 

So what's gonna change when you're closer to home lmao...

 

Less expenses on the road. Less shower skipping. Home cooking. Sleeping next to my wife more often. Seeing my kids and grandkids more. All of which puts me in a better mood. I don't mind staying out here when the sacrifice pays off, but the last half dozen years it hasn't been, and that just amplifies my bad attitude. I was happier when I was out no more than a week or two, it's time to go back to that time in my career.