Snackbar is chillin'....at Shaffer

@supersnackbar , if no one is held accountable for cleaning out the trailers, why not start doing it yourself? At least then you can't complain about always having to get it washed out, you'll know in the back of your mind you're returning the same treatment to the other lousy drivers lol.

We got guys at work here who don't clean out our line trucks or our buckets after a day's work. I get on it the next day and old pole butts/leftover wire/utility pole material is still on it from the previous job. I used to clean it off and now I say eff it and leave it for the next guy. Not playing maid to everyone else.

 

Treat others how you would like to be treated. That’s my moto. Just because someone leaves a mess for me doesn’t make it right for me to leave one for the next guy.

 

The empty trailer I picked up when I came out of the house three weeks ago in the houston drop lot dropped the trailer with 6 gallons of reefer fuel in the tank…

 

I hooked to a loaded repower at my company yard and it had about the same. I was planning on staying there the night but knew I couldn't risk it. I had maybe 30 minutes on my 14 and rushed to the TA, fueled, then creeped along under 5mph to make it to a parking spot. That load was a favor to another dispatcher, which ended up putting me into Jessup and losing miles to better loads. I've since determined the best course of action when dispatchers want to do load swaps is to refuse them. Nothing good ever comes of it, ever.

 

I remember when they were $5 and came with trading cards. Now get off my lawn, kid!

 

Thats when you call the company and tell them to send a fuel truck out cause you dont have hrs to get fuel