System adventures with the ducky

I can testify to this. Superior is definitely a family friendly company. I have never had an issue getting home for family events or holidays. I don't want to live in a truck so this is perfect for me. Sometimes even 10-11 days gets to be too long, lol.

 

I've seen those trailers going down the road, but never paid much attention to them. I assume that vent pipe is for vapor recovery?

 

Well fellow co-drivers, I know I said I was going to stay here until I retired but circumstances changed where I need to be home more so I put in my notice last week. July 15th is my last day. Will be hauling gas locally M-F day shift and off on the weekends.

Superior has been great to work for. Learned a lot from them. I will miss them.

 

You guys have any idea how I can get back on at Superior? Talked to the tm in Morrow but I don't think he will go to bat for me right now.

Thinking about calling the tm and soon to be Southeast VP at Greer.

 

Start calling and shaking hands. If you left on good terms , there shouldnt be an issue coming back, should There? Or is Superior spiteful in that regard?

 

He quit and was rehired and quit again within a year, so the TM in Atlanta probably wont trust him to stick around long enough to make it worthwhile.
@rubberducky68 what makes you think this time will be much different? The things you didn't like before are still going to be there.

 

I had some personal issues going on at home that needed to be taken care of and I couldn't handle them from the road.

I didn't quit because I hated Superior. They aren't perfect but far better than most companies out here.