Truck Load Rates Halt 8 Week Slide 2.0

What about cut your hair?

 

Exciting news from DAT

Improvements to your DAT experience on May 4th.
Scooter,

We have some good news to share at a time when we think it's sorely needed.

On Monday, May 4 we are launching a new, top-tier customer relationship management (CRM) service that will help us better serve you in a variety of ways. This new tool will enable us to do a number of very important things:

• Improve our customer service: Our award-winning customer support team will be provided with a detailed and comprehensive view of all your activity. This will help us understand you and your needs faster and more accurately.
• Make it easier for you to make changes to your account: Going forward, setting up your account will be more streamlined. This means that you will be able to add a seat, change your subscription, or modify your username quickly and easily.
• Improve your billing experience: This state-of-the-art CRM tool allows for a simple billing platform with easier resolution to questions. Coming soon - you’ll be able to update your payment methods online.

NOTICE: Our online sales and support capabilities will be down for maintenance from Thursday, April 30 at 8pm CT to Monday May 4 at 6am CT. Contact us at 800.547.5417 if you have any questions, would like to reset your password or if you’d like training on any products. All other activities are suspended until Monday, May 4th. Thank you for understanding.

 

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I get your point. My analogy of a sucker punch was sort of meant to be in the reverse order though. Plus, I really didn't intend to go that deep into the weeds either

 

Man, just think of how this businessman must be feeling right now!

Here's why you can't find frozen fries, while U.S. farmers are sitting on tons of potatoes

"Pink, who farms near Pasco, Washington, said fast-food french fry suppliers canceled orders for 1,000 acres of potatoes. He has already invested $2.5 million on those crops. Each acre produces roughly 30 tons of potatoes and getting them ready for sale would cost Pink another $1.5 million. He may have to plow the potatoes under - adding to food destruction in the U.S. produce and dairy sectors.

“Do I continue to invest or do I stop and try to minimize my loss?” asked Pink. “It’s just devastating.”