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Mine does, and I wouldn't have it any other way. Although I know carriers are in this business to make money, I often wonder how many that pay per mile to their o/o's actually make more than their o/o's make on a load, while at the same time, cry poor mouth, while charging their o/o's...

Good one, Lord Of Freight!...lol..

Would this be similar as to what Yuri Orlov did to his plane in the movie "Lord of War?"....lol...

And not a "Suckabuss" like so many others.....lol...

God and Brandon came through today! Pickup tomorrow.I am thinking, it has been 2 years since I signed on with Load One. Does anyone realize just how much my life has changed for the better since coming here? It is amazing.And humbling. To know what a difference it makes to be leased on with a...

Cool deal.If I am not here, I am at the Wal-Mart 9 miles away, but will come back to the J anyway to sleep. Do you know the last time we actually met up after being unloaded was in Laredo, while I had the old van?....This event is special in the way how much things have changed for the positive...

Care to share the meaning of this word???...lol.. is this anything like a "Suckabuss??"....( One that makes their living sucking off of others at others expense)..in my opinion..lol..kinda like a "Sucker" on a tree, a branch at the base that doesn't produce much, but sucks the life and energy...

Still in Waddy, Ky, really surprised I didn't get out yesterday, being #1.....but, it is better than being #7 down here! I am really hoping Jeremy or Brandon come through today! But, if not, there is always laundry to do, and bills to pay, and shopping that needs done...

To tell ya the truth, I am really surprised I am still sitting, even though it has been less than 2 days. I was hoping as well as needing a couple more runs this week to keep my plan on track. Not even a nibble. But, however, I did receive a phone call reminding me to use the new number...

Had a good run last night, with an immediate pickup at the consignee for a smaller load....Dispatch did a good job! IT was the first run without a cigarette, or so I thought...The pressure was unbearable, ended up having one on the way down, and one on the way up, I was, and am, so ****ed at...

I will definately keep him, as well as the immediate family, in my prayers.

Last night was tough, for some reason, I almost gave in, but I managed. I got so mad, and still am, in a way, that I let something like this have such a hold on me..What I worry about is when I drive.....For me, that is when I smoked the most frequently. 28 hours so far.... Afghan, huh? A new...

Chef, Glad to hear you are alive and kickin, and taking care of business. Start off slowly, and build yourself back up gradually.

I can relate.Close to 16 hours for me here.Cold turkey.

Hey, look at it this way, I may irritate people, but at least I'm not the kind to cook for dispatch, and bring goodies for them, and then on the same hand whine and complain about them because I've only had a 4,000 loaded mile week and am sitting for 20 hours waiting for a load. LMBO...

No further comment is needed.....lol..

Let me guess:It is only paying 20 bucks a mile, right?? lol.....Chicago? Everyone should be back to work by then

15 miles away from my 10 am pickup.....at the Petro in Waterloo, Ny...It snowed here...nothing to worry about, but it did turn the parking lot to ice....and the salt trucks are out on the thruway. A tad chilly here, but the Espar is doing it's job, too well, in fact....lol...

Preferential dispatch....special? YOU should talk!.......lol.....

I didn't realize that. My mistake.So, it would be a win-win situation for the van owner to invest in one.A warm and cozy driver is a happy driver! And driver retention would make a happy and profitable fleet owner!