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I'm wondering who is the responsible party for taking inventory on the Barcoloungers. Same math problem whiz, perhaps?

I'm wondering who is the responsible party for taking inventory on the Barcoloungers. Same math problem whiz, perhaps?

Something tells me that Barcoloungers aren't moving so well this week. If it were me, I'd probably want to reach for my ammo. Or maybe some lasagna.

I'm a sucker for a good lasagna recipe.

Is there an echo?

I can say, with some authority, that our first run picked up in Illinois and delivered in Kentucky. Neither the shipper nor the consignee would say that either's role was more important than the other. I see this as fact, because I didn't ask either one.

The scanner is incredibly handy. There is a dropdown menu with several choices. For example, you're in Canada and need to send your Ace, customs invoice, and all othet border entry paperwork. Another example is you just had a roadside level 1. Soon as the LEO hands you your inspection report...

I think you have a bent or corroded tone ring, and you need a shop that doesn't just throw parts at a problem when they really can't figure out what's wrong.

Scott Norwood and i say that's not funny.

I seem to have a misunderstanding. Hilarious. Glad to know we can go to you as a source for all things military. You seem to have it all covered.

Special copier or not, who cares? These Marines are elite fighting and killing machines. How dare someone have them stand guard in front of this hunk of metal? My point is this: I find it hilarious that folks (veteran, active duty, or civilian) think they have the knowledge of what a specific...

It was an asset.

I once saw two Marines guarding a Xerox copier. Would that be an appropriate use of their skills/training?

If that's a Bendix valve, those come with a grease packet, and real clear instructions to only use that grease. Just spitballing here, but I'm wondering if you used the wrong or no grease when reinstalling. I would also replace with a new one.

I have a couple of thoughts: You said in a previous post that McDonalds workers don't make minimum wage. Ummmm....yes, they do. Second, you implied the manager works much higher. If he or she does, I'm curious how much you think they should be paid per hour. Lastly, you made a reference...

Would definitely have to take it up the chain of command. A throwdown, however..........

We have the benefit of a professional embroiderer in our truck. That was my wife's business prior to truck driving. She has customized my coveralls, made our dog's FedEx vest (complete with reflective strips) and a few other things. The brand sets us apart whether on or off a load.

Not sure what you think I saw, but your engine's oil capacity is 30.6 quarts. Also, your engine's centrifuge filter alone is roughly $45 retail. Those two items change this conversation a bit.

Yours is a 4-cylinder engine? What year?

Do you drive for Expediter Services?