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A dime goes a lot farther these days than people realize.

Not at all. Your post simply made me think of the app.

I pay $17.47 a week for mine, deducted from my settlement.

I thought this was gonna be about lot lizards named Joy. Oh, well, no Joy. It's usually pretty quiet out where the cargo vans park. :D

Ah, the famous "it" word. What doesn't work? The link, or the Transflo Program itself? Here's the Transflo link: https://transflonow.pegasustranstech.com/install/TRANSFLONowSetup.exe Click the link, and then save the file to you hard drive (in a place that you can find). Once saved...

The insurance laws vary by state, but it is a state thing and not necessarily a carrier thing. Most carriers will require it, mainly to eliminate any possibility of you trying to sue them for worker's compensation benefits (which you generally are not eligible for, anyway). For some states...

There's an app for Android (and maybe others) called Google Goggles. It's gnarly.

Buchanan or the idiot who wrote the Blog and erroneously stated, that Buchanan stated, that there are too many Jews on the Supreme Court? There are too many people on the court from the east coast, that's for dаmn sure. East Coasters think they know best, and are the most out of touch with the...

That's just some lame goober trying to rationalize that Clinton didn't commit perjury, when he in fact did, and when the Starr Report proved, in fact, that he did. It also proved obstruction of justice. Those are the only two things the $70 million investigation proved, which is pathetic, but...

Look at Nixon. Totally avoidable. But he tried to cover it up. If he'd have just come out and said, "You shouldn't have tried to break in to the DNC headquarters," he'd have been fine.

I've never claimed to be anything other than a moron and an idiot. Any claims to the contrary are made by others. That's why politics and religion are both big business. :D

Straight truck team will yield the most revenue, assuming you can stand to be cooped up 24/7 in a 50 square foot box with your partner. Minus the partner you'll get about the same miles in a straight truck as you will in a van. As for the ten grand investment, make sure that you don't chunk all...

Two comments.... One, that's friggin' hilarious. Two, considering you didn't join our little group here until January of 2010, it is utterly astounding that in 5 short months you have been able to collate, read and relatively accurately analyze several years worth of postings in context by...

Awesome first post, man. :D

Speeches like these always crack me up. Where was this speech decades years ago, where it mentions all these things? It's easy to give these speeches and pick and choose all the stuff people don't like, and then say this is how you accomplish the doom and gloom du jour.

At least Denny's uses real food in their food. Flying J doesn't. FWIW, I've delivered to Flying J's twice now with new kitchen equipment, once a gas stove and once an induction oven.

That's weird. But, if you've been using Howes or some other additive like Power Service nearly from Day 1, then it shouldn't happen at all. If fuel additives is a recent thing, or something that is done on an irregular basis, the additive is likely cleaning things and knocking stuff loose from...

Not really. The problem isn't with Streets & Trips per se, it's with a sort-of central database (the Windows Product Activation Database) in the registry that all MS programs access, Windows, Office, all of them. When you uninstall a program, that database is left in tact, and when you install...

I thought it was an excellent illustration of what happens when people enter this business unprepared, without a clue of what they are doing, utterly ignorant of how the industry works, and most importantly, unable to make even the slightest dent in the No-Clue Barrier after two years.

That's pretty much it, right there. Early in my chef training I was told something that still holds true, "Always start with the best ingredients, and then don't [screw] it up." The Flying J does neither. They start with the cheapest stuff that can legally be called "food", and then manage to...