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Lubbuck would be a no typically. Either Dallas or go back to El Paso and start over.

Can all this be printed on the side of a wine bottle? :D

Cheers! lol :p

Think I am going to pour a glass a wine and let it digest until Monday. Then again, a glass just doesn't seem like enough. :D

It is tough on anyone running a business. The tighter the margins get, the more microscopic people will be. That is really for any business. It really isn't a personal thing. At least for me anyway. More of following the numbers.

I don't follow that line of thinking. It would be a penalty if being ask to run a load at a loss, or in a saturated area of trucks, you go behind everyone. Thus, a penalty of run at a loss, or potentially waste a day or three. Don't know anything about mileage caps. First I have heard of it...

I look at something like that as more of a penalty than a tool. Especially if a area is saturated with trucks.

I think the 1.05 or 60 cent threshold is the hang up. The threshold at other nameless carriers is anything below a contracted rate. Referring of course to flat rate companies. So if hypothetically a flat rate of 1.30 or 1.20 and you are offered 1.10, then no refusal. On a percentage system, then...

Therapy in the right step program is imperative. :p

I think you have got it! lmao.

I can only imagine. lol. If the load is a "luzer" shouldn't be anything about resetting hours or going to the back of the line because you can't afford to run cheap. Don't understand the logic?

Very valid observations by Turtle. I'm not as in depth. Simple thoughts for simple minds. Should be percentage (which is Panthered by the way). Don't see a reason for either system really. Not a fan of manipulation. But as mentioned, that 1.05 means absolutely nothing. Zero. If someone thinks I...

Just have to keep fighting the good fight.

That is scraping the bottom, that's for sure.

Brakes at a Freightliner are really only $300. The extra $1500 is for taxes and shop supplies.

Still got you a spot picked out down here in Florida. :D

We aren't getting to that on a lot of straight loads.

For eight bucks it is a bargain if decent. I'm going to try one.

Keep coming further south and we have some awesome seafood. :D

I have a solution. 74 degrees out. :cool: