Pizza Party on me

It literally the "they fell off the back of a truck" story lol.

 

I have never seen pizza, but have seen drivers giving away other products (or selling ) at truckstops, when they were stuck with a pallet or two.

 

fellers this thread just proves u should never pull a reefer lol . if the customer tells me they didnt order something on my flatbed .

" we didnt order this product driver"

"my bills say you did"

"sweet, get ur straps off , we get you unloaded and figure it out later, boss"

 

The only time I have had anything even thought about refused on a step, was two farm tractors I hauled from NC to OR. They claimed they had not ordered any new tractors. lol
After a couple of phone calls, it turned out they hadn't, but they always bought 20 new ones every year, so the dealer was just getting a head start on them. lol

 

I have never been a big fan of pizza, but will eat it occasionally. Not long after I started actually working and staying in Alaska. I stopped at a pizza joint next to the fred meyers. I told them what I wanted and that I would be back in 30 minutes, then went and bought my groceries. When I came back they handed me a cold box, I looked and it was uncooked. I had never heard of such a thing and didn't even have an oven to cook it in. lol

 

Not what he's talking about, driver. Did the shipper/broker/company/etc file an OS&D claim with their freight insurance agency yet, yes or no? If yes, then you can do whatever with the reject pallet. If no, then hold off on disposing of the reject pallet until said claim has been filed

 

As a dry van driver the most I ever had to dispose of after a load was 6 wooden pallets. I wouldn't haul reefer freight if the lumpers paid me.