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  1. 03-15-2007 05:21 AM #1
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    Does anyone drive for them what do they carry ?
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  2. 03-15-2007 05:52 AM #2
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    Generally liquid bulk food...and they also have a dry bulk operation. Can't help you beyond that...
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    http://www.foodliner.com/driver.htm

    http://www.foodliner.com/benefits.htm

    Overweight from here drives for them. You may want to ask him. He seems very happy there :wink:.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Cyanide
    http://www.foodliner.com/driver.htm

    http://www.foodliner.com/benefits.htm

    Overweight from here drives for them. You may want to ask him. He seems very happy there :wink:.
    Yes, but I think tanker yankers are happier bunch anyway. :wink:
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blacksheep
    Quote Originally Posted by Cyanide
    http://www.foodliner.com/driver.htm

    http://www.foodliner.com/benefits.htm

    Overweight from here drives for them. You may want to ask him. He seems very happy there :wink:.
    Yes, but I think tanker yankers are happier bunch anyway. :wink:
    I agree very muchly!!!
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    Don't go local with dry bulk. I worked there for 1 day and said goodbye and went back to my old job. They will work you 14 hours a day 6 days a week and if your the so called new guy, you get to work Sat & Sun and you get the Tues & Wed 11pm to 1 pm shift each week. This was with the Cleveland Oh term.
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