What if it Snows?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Dave_in_AZ, Mar 19, 2018.

  1. Cowboyrich

    Cowboyrich Road Train Member

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    So I'm curious, would that be bragging rights, because I'm pretty sure I could not locate that block and leave it balanced on that bollard.
     
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    Not Cascadia life

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    A professional would of got the hydrant too.
     
  4. Judge

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    No detention or anything.
    Unless it’s like all day, then you gotta fight for money.

    At receiver, can you believe the audacity that they didn’t wait on their load?
    The nerve of some people, after all I’ve done for them.:biggrin_25513:

    Plus the woman screwed up on a seal, wasn’t holding anything, showed her I could take it off the rear door, and that’s an auto rejection.
    She didn’t care, I wouldn’t leave, so extra 1.25 hours for that.
    Should’ve just brought it on up.
    When it would have got rejected it’d paid full rate to bring it back, so they could reseal then take it back again for full rate, but I try to run a respectable business.
     
  5. Espressolane

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    An experienced professional would have pushed it over just to the point of a minor leak and put the block on top of both the hydrant and Ballard.
     
  6. austinmike

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    Might start pricing something electric.
     
  8. JolliRoger

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    Left a split, plug and drain. A strike would have leveled it all. That be a "close call" or "near miss"?
     
  9. Judge

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    Well.
    0530 til now, 2253 is more than enough hours for anyone.

    I’m going to take a break until 0515.
    But first, a word from our sponsors.... wait they already went to bed, so I’ll just throw out a favorite song of mine...
     
  10. JolliRoger

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    Ya know... If you had access to a truck, you and the OM could toss your HHG in it and drive over and unload and be moved.
    Get this job in the done column...