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Empty Nashburg, TN. Biscuit then nap. :)!!

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Can you go after lost wages?

I'll go the same way, eventually, if I don't change some stuff. No doubt.

Loaded about 90 ago out of Fraser. Drop Nashylvania is the morning. Prob a 12 hour layover in Dayton. (SVB 1976)

I need a few more mustard sammies in my diet.

If you eat only mustard sandwiches and stop making your house payment you can pay it off in 6 months. LOL!!

LOL!! The dancing recruiter.

My wife does too. She even calls it "The Murder Channel". Keeps me on my toes!!

IMO. Yes.....

That guy is NOT a recruiter. He sounds more like a driver that owns other trucks or owner of that company and is sick of the "I had no idea" drivers.

Definitely. It wouldn't take a bid of $300 to lock down that load if it was actually staying on the ground as an expedite. Air cargo maybe, too.

Hdd up to drop in one if those western D-burbs. Maybe I look up the highly recommended Lefty's Cheesesteaks tonight for dinner. Booked for AM pick to TN with about 20 hours to drop it. Dayton just happens to be between the pick and drop. ;)!!!!

Yes!!! And all the Meijer drops were fast!! In and out in 5 mins!!!

Good. To. Know!! Thanks!

Sat a whole 90 mins in Lexington. Lexington to MI.

Oh, ya!! Don't think I'm in the habit of slashing bids. I only win about 5% of my bids. Almost always from bidding higher than the "peanuts" I know the load will probably pay out.

Yes!! That Pilot in Franklin is TIRED. IMO.

Yeah, I think that was some old GM property. Maybe a parking lot.

Right?!?! Even the t-shirt routes at $2.03 per mile, including deadhead.