My journey with PGT begins today

Hey, I'll take Texas over NC any day! Just like Davy Crockett!

(yes, I know he was from TN, but he was just across the state line from NC!!)

 

Exactly, no difference what so ever. It's just most people can't be trusted with their own money. Once they get it, they spend it. As you can see by the situation out economy is in now..... That being said, I feel if you can't handle being responsible for your own taxes and need someone to do it for you then I guess PGT isn't the company for you. Move on down the line to the next place.
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ut from what CJR had posted, I think PGT is a pretty good company to start out with and might even be a good company to have a full career at.

 

so what is it that's not "nice" about their equipment??? Just because its not a 86" studio sleeper doesn't mean it's junk. From what I've seen, they have equipment that is safe and reliable and they take good care of it. As for the tax situation, that is because of your state not because of PGT. NC has stipulations about out of state employment so go talk to your senators about that, it's not PGT fault.

Im not trying to start anything either, but you sure do sound like you need brand new equipment with big sleepers and no hassles what so ever. If that's the case, then trucking is deff not for you at all. Nothing is ever going to be the way you want it. And if you have certain requirements for equipment and sleeper size, then go buy your own truck and become an O/O. It's that simple.... You might even enjoy it more.

 

Wow. I'm trying to understand #1 what business it is of yours what I chose to drive, #2 how I choose to manage my money, #3 whether or not I become o/o.
This is cjr's thread. Not mine
Not yours.
It sounds to me like you ARE trying to start something. But that's ok, it takes 2 to argue. I aint biting.

 

Nevermind, you missed the point.

Back to the thread CJR, sorry about that.

 

I had 2 buddies that worked there. One got a junker regional cab 9400, ran great. Other got a brand new (2010) Cascadia...that POS has been in the shop more times than Dale Jr...

 

You can park in the turnouts on the PA pike as long as it doesn't have no parking signs. Most of them will have a line with signs saying "Park behind yellow Line" or something like that. If it doesn't, it's usually one of the no parking or emergency 2 hr parking turnouts.

 

Looks like you go at it hard cjr323.

Nice work!

 

Hey Noggin,,,what is some good advice on the road when your driving time is winding down like that...what if he wasn't near a place to pull over or worse what if it was a place that maybe the law or turnpike officials didn't allow parking and made hime move? How is that handled if you are out of time (and maybe the officer knows it)?


Thanks