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<p>[QUOTE="Mrh2008, post: 3343591, member: 86600"]Very, very serious. After tax and the $100 advance I have to live off, my last check was $74. I picked up a load and was over weight. Shipper closed after I left so I had to return in the morning. What would have been 14 or so hours of drive time turned into 5 extra days of sit after SWIFT rescheduled delivery and refused to let me drop the load at the terminal. 700ish miles for 7 days on the load. That's fair, right?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mrh2008, post: 3343591, member: 86600"]Very, very serious. After tax and the $100 advance I have to live off, my last check was $74. I picked up a load and was over weight. Shipper closed after I left so I had to return in the morning. What would have been 14 or so hours of drive time turned into 5 extra days of sit after SWIFT rescheduled delivery and refused to let me drop the load at the terminal. 700ish miles for 7 days on the load. That's fair, right?[/QUOTE]
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