Picking my own freight baby! My journey to & of being on Schneider choice, the Adventure & Numbers!

BTW, other than the initial start up costs and insurance, there isn't anything extra in cost compared to being leased onto SNI. You'll maybe use 10-15% of that 35% you lose from SNI fir those extra expenses.

 

I know of some other changes coming but not ready to disclose yet.

 

@redoctober83 - well said but how do you account for Swift and Werner both downsizing their fleets and refusing contract freight due to low rates?

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...Ra_V3oLBSDrIgFLnA&sig2=qkpcso-Mf2ItwKbzbTttnA

Yes, I do enjoy creative writting and would have published at least one novel if I could stomach the editing process. Rereading what I wrote for the 15th time is akin to asking a four year old to listen to Ralph Waldo Emerson lectures set to New Age Jazz. However threads like this give me an opportunity to stretch my literary legs. I figure if we're going to stray from logic and reason while only maintaining a slight connection to reality I might as well have some fun along the way.

My outlook on relationships is the same. Maybe that's why I keep ending up single?

 

I'll be your editor/proofreader.

For a fee of course....lol

 

Perhaps you should have a few sips of the peach Moonshine and get back to us and disclose a little. (As I walk to my closet preparing to put my tin foil hat on).

 

Double post

 

where's the first one?

 

I deleted it do to nonsense. My own nonsense at that. Lol.

 

My truck is running somewhat ###### at the moment which leaves me a little low on testosterone. I want to find something to argue with you about but I can't. And I do love a good substantiated argument. It's just not as bad as some will make it seem is all.
Sni has figured out some guys are content making 6 to 800 a week as long as they are paying towards a truck. Bonehead had it right when he called it company choice. I hate to say it but he did.
Some of us still have this bad boy figured out and do very well. I guess it's all a matter of how you look at it.