SO HOW HARD IS it BEING A FLATBEDDER

I was thinking cypress. Hauling crushed cars and sod out of Miami

 

Here's some hints about his Background

 

So in other words

 

You worked from 7 am 'til 2 pm for nothing? It took you that long to load and tarp? Was that every load or just occasionally?

 

I’m guessing he worked for some flyby night crap company and thinks that’s the way all flatbed is.

 

He mentioned doctoring logs so I think you are right.

 

Sometimes when I pull into a dairy that makes us hook up our own hoses , some other truck may take an unusually long time to back through the door and let all the warm air out and it can start to get cold inside.


BRRR

 

Uh-oh...here comes the MATH!

 

those are killer arguments. Keep your head deep down your arse, don't pull it out to look around. We depend on people taking pride in working/risking more for less. Whatever your cpm is it is more than the number of brain cells under your skull since you believe that getting personal on an impersonal subject somehow proves your point.

 

You’re the one who came here spewing BS to people who know better. Most of the guys I know doing open deck work make a good living. We can’t help that you worked for a bad one.