that depends on a lot
hauling produce can be a "by the weight" but for anyone who pays for their fuel, it shouldnt really matter, not unless you are in the habit of always hauling heavy
i cant complain when i get a 45k load because i sure dont complain when i get a 400lb load
it all weighs out in the end for me
(how about charging more for windy days?) less for tailwind days
Pay for your own gas?
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Whats important here is; the more oil that is discovered and pumped out of the ground in the United States, the higher the price of fuel and gas. Don't believe me? Watch the news and watch the price of fuel.
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And all of these affect women in the same manner as they affect men but maybe to a lesser degree because women tend to be more patient. In my experience. -
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