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That is PRECISELY why, my folks buy the fuel. Kinda like that fella hitching that ride phil wrote about, don't cha tink? Not too bright.

Are you slow ARE?

Guess them big sleeper models will have to wait for a toy truck load out. Course RJR Valesquez from Nuevo Laredo may own them and they'll be gone fore I quit typ'in. Who knows. Ask.

Actually, your ragging on the fella, was pretty sad there MS. mod.

RE: Any Elite drivers getting passed by for lower Charts and graphs, by all means. They will be invaluable to you during your transition. Don't forget the elbow grease and sweatband either. You could also research for some automatic or semi-automatic, air cooled (preferrably english...

RE: Any Elite drivers getting passed by for lower Yep, here come the "experienced" expediters already trying to do it easy.

RE: my theory on all this slowdown..... Nah. No slowdown. The good expediters are taking your business.

I'm wondering where Brooms post went? I been too busy to visit much the last few days, and sure have missed out. Anyone fill me in?

And character comes from bad experience and preparation.

RE: Any Elite drivers getting passed by for lower or?? what else? Yes work is a four letter word too. One that not too many recognize these days.

I'll give you boys and girls "my" def of luck. It is simply when "preparation meets opportunity". So.... get prepared.

RE: Any Elite drivers getting passed by for lower I'd like to watch some of you "experienced" expediters load, tarp, strap, chain for a while. Be bout as entertaining as reading here. In many cases, wouldn't last long, me tinkin. A little bit different than watching someone place 3 - 4 skids...

Actually you are too well off. Seems they want someone hungry.

Like Rich, or, like he typed, some folks truly "need" an umbrella. Seems to me you have a long line of business acumen. Additionally, i'm sure UPS has given you some background in work ethic over time. It's just a lot more fun "doing it your way".

Just delivered at the Las Vegas Convention Center, and I can asure you the UAW workers don't have a thing on these clowns as far as shamming goes. I was about ready to draw a chalk line around these folks to see if they were moving. Guess it's getting bad most places. Thats why we get the big...

Rich: We routinely load 20 - 28,000 lbs. But not in a toy D.

And... You have a Holiday on the 8th. But yes, you may have shot yourself in the foot by not having your truck ready when you showed up. As you know this is a game of seconds, sometimes.

You really won't know what your cost per mile is/was/ has been, until the end of the year. However you can do an estimate by quarters that may help. Cost per mile is extremely varible depending on the season, how busy you are, etc. Suggest you do a half million mile spreadsheet, might help...

Triple BINGO!!!!

The old puter skipped from goodtudes to here. Sorry folks.