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

Forget what search engine I was on, think it was "indeed" or something like that

Edit, heres the post I saw

http://www.indeed.com/m/viewjob?jk=9ded4be63d324f49&from=serp

Looks like they lowered the gross revenue estimate lol

 

They do seem to like to bring on morons too that can barely speak English. I wonder if Schneider even has the contract run Cleveland-Indy anymore (Morrison products to carrier Corp).

For whatever reason foreign idiots with tractors that are falling apart always selected that load. Was one of my regular runs and would always run into them there. It's a tiny yard and they'd always take a year to even figure out how to start backing. That account probably got lost because of the clowns Schneider signs up.

 

I thought Schneider raised the standards to less than 10 years for tractors and in good physical shape??

 

I saw this on Schneider's web site today...



I used a tx zip code to search......hard to believe there's a sign on bonus these days...

 

Especially on the team board... LOL

 

Happy Saturday guys! I been reading alot of negativity lately on the forum. I feel you guys need to step back and look at things from a broader perspective. I could give yall a mile long sad story about my last 5 years but I will spare yall last year I barely broke 30k as a company driver and since I've discovered this program I've been totally excited at the prospect of bettering my family's financial situation and owning my own truck which is every young boys dream. I've been driving for well over 15 years and have made up to 50k in one year hauling feed using paper logs man i miss my loose swindle sheets. Yall have crappy trailers sometimes well back then they was crappy every time we hooked but we still managed to get the loads delivered safely well most of the time . I guess my point is choice yall are living the dream sit back and look at your life's. I bet you have nice cars houses and so on be thankful and keep sharing the great info I really appreciate it.

 

Just saw one today that looked like it spent 10 years in Afghanistan.

For the most part the tractors are in good shape, they just seem to bring in a lot of people that don't have two brain cells rubbing together, which makes the rest of the people look bad. Could be fleet owners bringing in these guys, I don't know

 

Yeah, it reads no more than 10 years old, except for drayage O/O can be as old as I think 96. Wonder what their views are on new glider trucks?? That's what I would eventually like to get if I come over and I am successful with the program.