the down side of spring when your a o/o that hauls gravel and aggrigates

if only i could tell the truck stops "eh ill pay you 30 days after i pump my fuel"....lol

 

yeah pretty much, most the work i do takes 30-90 days to pay, the only real difference is you take a few months off in the winter and have to start over again in the spring and put the money out before the cash flow starts back up. but of course you know that going in and plan for it still doesn't make you feel that much better...lol in another month i can be looking at the same page and be smiling again...lol

i actually kinda thought posting this would help aspiring o/o's understand that its not a good idea to get a truck have a grand left in there pocket and think there going to go trucking and make it.

 

yeah its almost been down right hot here this week. upper 80's-lower 90's *F my air conditioning is working awesome after cleaning my condenser cores out over the winter. have to turn it down off max unless you don't want goose bumps...lol got Sunday and memorial day at home. did some work on my truck yesterday. washed greased and some minor repairs ect and then mowed the grass at the house, probably sweated a half gallon. considering our last sub freezing temps low was only a couple weeks ago this heat is a bit of a shock to the system...lol

been working quite a bit lately 5-6 days a week most weeks. spring time road restrictions i would think will be coming off any day now. witch will make for a lot more options for work.