Running with JCT, Part Deux

Last time I went they were open 24 but that was during peak season

 

Ah, well if I ain't heard from in 3 days, send a naked playboy bunny and some food

 

Ok guys so this is it. Pending everything goes well tomorrow i should be able to leave soon and come back to jct. Finding a local job where my wife and i moved to proved to be impossible and i cant find a decent regional job here so im comming back to jct. The only reason i didnt come before is right after i was approved for comming back last time before i could set up a hard orientation date my wife got promoted and transfered so we had to move. I promised her i would try to find a local or regional job near our new home but to no avail. Im now about a month behind on child support to my ex and am going stir crazy sitting at the house. Its started to cause tention between my wife and i because when i sit around with not much to do i get agitated and grumpy.

 

Welcome back. Your rolling back and I'm thinking of going local lol.

 

Welcome back Man

 

Everything floats down heeeeeerrrrrrreeee

I mean welcome back!

 

In case you were ever wondering, the Carrier units running at full tilt constantly (Because it cant get to -10....) use 1 gallon an hour. I know this because I did a 34/42 hour break...filled it before the break...and put in 42 gallons after the break.

 

A couple loads back I think someone stole fuel from the reefer. Picked up drop and hook load, next shift, fuel about 12 gallons into the reefer. Next time for fuel stop the reefer took 38 gallons. After that it was always in the 12-18 gallon range to top off.

 

If a lil ole company like Piggly Wiggly can unload a meat load and hand you your bills in an hour, why can't anyone else?

 

Ok so comming back may take a wee bit longer than expected. (I wanted to leave asap) lol recruiting is shorthanded and christina is having troble getting ahold of my last employer. My last job was running a log truck and no one is ever in the office till 430 eastern time cuz they are all out in the woods workin.