I'm sorry friend, it just is not that simple at Walmart. You don't work here, but if you did you'll be pressured into throwing your stuff into a dirty truck to drive for the week or risk sitting waiting for another tractor or even stepped.
Most of Walmart's newer drivers are somewhat dirty if not beyond filthy. They all claim they spend time cleaning up, but there's still crumbs, grease prints, sneeze splatters, body hair and stinky odors all over these cabs. 10 out of 100 assigned trucks are clean, most are stuffed with junk in the cabinets and some even have their filthy bedding or mattress padding still left in the sleeper even when they're gone for a week.
Walmart trucks with bedbugs.
Discussion in 'Wal-Mart' started by BackIsSore, Jan 12, 2018.
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Sounds great! They leave their foam mattress pad so you can use it next. Still warmed up and cozy.
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Ya caught me. They just let me keep these. lol
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