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Gotta do whatcha gotta do to get the job done...:) good job driver !!

That's exactly what I was thinking!! LOL... Talking numbers on here usually always takes a left turn!!!

Not that example.. I SAID $1.00 in and .70 out = .85 cent I didn't mention miles YOU mentioned about the 500 in and 1200 out...your numbers work out to .788

I am good at .70 for 1200.... Different strokes for different folks... There's math for every different situation... Doesn't work for you... Works for me....so goes the world And BTW your example works out to .788 per mile....fair game to me

It's best to go into Texas on a high note because likely you'll come out in the low note... Add your in and out together for the average... Example if you go in at $1.00 and get a lucky .70 out..., that's an .85 average ... Which works out...

once i get my socks off.....you can book me.....:p

1.25 miles around Wally World....16 cents richer....230 calories burned....lunch done.....I am ready.....NAP time.....LOL :p

everyone reaches into the bag and pulls out a different hand full...just saying

that it is....:)...

Rattling around in my cage now....:) #1 coffee... My delivery address was like RR #1 P0 Box 345.....really now?....I really think I could find that needle in that haystack....thank God for Google!!

1 Walmart north of Toyota Princeton Ind.....down by the river....:)

true & true....LOL not rich and not much of a business plan either :p....just good ole fashion common sense and survival instincts....and hat full of luck..:)

I was informed by a buddy today the new structure fuel surcharge that most of the carriers have is at four cents this week so that would make most of The major carriers total $.84 a mile

For a shipper or broker a snappy comeback answer what's the size the skid would be a natural oh 48 x 48

For ? Lol

Right now I believe the FSC is a +5 cents for a cargo van that is that the formula I earlier posted

I'm just wondering what took Murray so long he's really dogging it today:p

Most of the carriers that are on a structured FSC are using a much outdated formula I think the baseline amount is a dollar 25 and for cargo van it would be 15 miles per gallon I think straight trucks is either seven or 8 miles per gallon And they use national average

NYC has their own laws

Murray is such a sweetheart he thinks getting the dishwasher loaded means ...getting Sally another drink....LOL