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<wiping tears> ain't expeditin a beautiful life? :D

Did you get out? Or still sitting on top of the hill?

Quick Answer...There ain't no easy way other than paying someone else. That's easy other than the "pay" part. There are plenty of ways to do it, most of them mentioned already. But, you will want to put your workin pants on when ya start cause it ain't gonna be "easy"... or fast. It's not a...

I'm feeling richer this month than last month and I'm spending a great deal of money while I'm home too...just because I feel like I can :D

How much does it pay? Where are you picking up and delivering? :D

Same here. I delivered in McAllen, TX wed morning. I had a nice long run coming down here started last friday 2400 miles total. Sat since wed needing to get home pretty bad. They missed one load right after I delivered that would have worked out great, but they missed it. I went into the Loves...

I think he will be fine IF he can get in there. I'm not sure what the options are if they have the Interstate shut down and everything running one direction. Good Luck and keep us posted when ya can.

Oh yeah, I wouldn't mind stopping there...for gas... to get me farther :D That's probably good enough, but I would be in Pittsburgh or somewhere...lol. I'm a chicken :D

Same for you, I think your a good day ahead of it.

According to this website, Dennis will be probably a full day ahead of the storm: Hurricane Tracker: Follow Irene's path - Weather - msnbc.com You can mouse over the yellow dots and it shows an eta for the center of the storm in different locations.

That's a chance he takes. He knows the risks and the rewards. He is sitting in IA and that load is close to 1,000 miles. If he can get it dropped and get out of there, it's a jackpot. If he can't get it in there, then he loses the gamble. Then you just find your best option to make it happen and...

Great looking sight. I thought I would see a picture of your Top Dog expediter on there somewhere, but I guess he is lounging around in SD somewhere though.

So, here I sit in Edinburg, TX (just north of McAllen) at the Loves TS. I'm parked right behind the fuel islands, sitting, waiting, begging for a load, somewhat bored. I notice a couple of young men walking into the parking lot off the street. They both walk across in front of the fuel...

Read post #12 & 13 in the thread below, maybe it will educate you better on how to make these things work out :D ----> http://www.expeditersonline.com/forum/newbies-paradise-forum/49668-new-owner.html

lol.... that's one for the books!

It's amazing how certain people continually hound Phil over everything he posts and everything he does. It's also somewhat funny to sit back and watch those same people make themselves look bad in the process while Phil seems to just carry on with business as usual, whether they like him or not.

You kinda of hit all around the answer about the guys that get home alot. For the most part, those people live in an area where the freight DOES frequently get them close to home. I live in Northeast Arkansas, so I don't get home as much, but it's not too difficult for me to get home once a...

Seems as though he has put some thought into it...lol

That's nothing unusual actually. Won't be the last time you see it.

I know of a few people who have tried the China made gensets and I don't know of any that were satisfied. You need a good quality RV genset to stand up to the vibration. And for the rooftop. I think it's Dometic that makes a heavy duty unit designed for OTR use. The rooftop unit and a genset...