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Slow down. They didn’t beat you out of anything. Unless they promised to reimburse your expenses. YOU traveled to Wisconsin without doing due diligence. You drove around uncompensated, which you agreed to do. You decided you didn’t like it there. So you quit and abandoned the van. They’ll...

Sorry dude, regardless what you think, you’re not a truck driver. You’re a dude in a van. You revel in lack of regulation. Until you want protection of a regulation.

You mean his second billion.

That’s if your broker of choice does pay you. Being a rookie, go to work for a big name carrier., It improves the chances of getting paid. Getting paid is nice.

In other words, it ain’t no chèvie. A few years ago I saw an old dude in a nice, original 66 Chevy PU. In Ontario Ca. Owning one is on my bucket list. Drove over and talked to him. He had bought it new. 50 years prior ! Wouldn’t sell it.

There’s hope, John. Fastman and I are working on a low calorie version of Jameson.

This guy should work for the National Enquirer. He knows how to write a headline.

A guy gets bored sitting in Laredo.

Those funny little green papers you had before you met Ragmoma.

How good ? Good enough.

You are the best person to answer that. The way you drive/ operate, did the 20% cover fuel ? If you went 40, would your owner limit your unladen movement enough to upset you ?

When he loads he lets it idle, in neutral, with the reverse thrusters engaged.

Its a common mistake to associate Mel Brooks with that movie.

Asking the expert.... Do you just assume any film with Gene Wilder is a Mel Brooks film ? Excuse me if I’m wrong.....

Are we sure the Fedex driver would have missed the pedestrian ? We can’t be 100% sure.

I’ll back off my answer. Hard to see on my iPhone. It appears the driver side mirror is folded in. A true pro move. Of course, if that’s a Fedex Ground unit he could have carted the freight in.

Is that harder than doing it in Philadelphia or Baltimore ? A driverless truck should do it better, more consistently than a human.

That’d be better than Liquor Store, then Motel, and finally the Butcher Shop.

Did you “twist one up” prior to real estate shopping ? A quick look at Colorado Springs will show decent housing below $200,000. I image cheaper stuff would be available in Grand Junction and small out of the way places. I can’t believe legalization affected values at all. Look near Turtle...