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<p>[QUOTE="SAdriver, post: 5517157, member: 177587"]new drivers get whatever is available. most likely a 660. nothing special, its a work truck but can be made comfortable. if you are given a 660 get a thermelectric cooler, no space for fridge. </p><p><br /></p><p>i average between 2-3 weeks out and run mostly midwest. sitting in Chaparral NM atm but have been far west as CA, north as ND and east as NC. pull ALOT of steel, some sheet rock, ALOT of machines when in OK/Tulsa area.</p><p><br /></p><p>Ask questions till people tell you to shut up, then ask more if not sure. Otherwise if you do your job they will leave you alone. At the current time I have not spoken to any Paul employee in 4.5 days. The qualcomm is cellular based (frozen sap slow) and is the spawn of satan and a wart on hitlers ###. none of that unsafe safety stuff the big fleets add on, at orientation your told if you gotta chain up to just pull over and shut down. </p><p><br /></p><p>not sure about the pay thing, do you have fb experience? if not would explain the difference in pay im seeing. ask a recruiter on that one. they recently moved to a hometime under a load deal so it can be a bit chaotic when trying to plan. </p><p><br /></p><p>you can fuel up at any loves or pfj upto 150g a day so best to pick one for that 1kg shower deal each month. you can also siphon off 75g of DEF each day and sell on black market for extra drug money. </p><p><br /></p><p>if you have any other questions just ask, or if you see truck 448 come on by and hit me up.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="SAdriver, post: 5517157, member: 177587"]new drivers get whatever is available. most likely a 660. nothing special, its a work truck but can be made comfortable. if you are given a 660 get a thermelectric cooler, no space for fridge. i average between 2-3 weeks out and run mostly midwest. sitting in Chaparral NM atm but have been far west as CA, north as ND and east as NC. pull ALOT of steel, some sheet rock, ALOT of machines when in OK/Tulsa area. Ask questions till people tell you to shut up, then ask more if not sure. Otherwise if you do your job they will leave you alone. At the current time I have not spoken to any Paul employee in 4.5 days. The qualcomm is cellular based (frozen sap slow) and is the spawn of satan and a wart on hitlers ###. none of that unsafe safety stuff the big fleets add on, at orientation your told if you gotta chain up to just pull over and shut down. not sure about the pay thing, do you have fb experience? if not would explain the difference in pay im seeing. ask a recruiter on that one. they recently moved to a hometime under a load deal so it can be a bit chaotic when trying to plan. you can fuel up at any loves or pfj upto 150g a day so best to pick one for that 1kg shower deal each month. you can also siphon off 75g of DEF each day and sell on black market for extra drug money. if you have any other questions just ask, or if you see truck 448 come on by and hit me up.[/QUOTE]
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