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Thread: I'm hearing some good things about CR England ...

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    geomon is offline Senior Board Member
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    WTH is a hoosier anyway?
    Funny thing is...no one seems to know what a Hoosier is other than..."someone from Indiana". Lots of theories but no facts on where the term came from.

    Being born/raised in South Bend....not sure if I'm still a hoosier or a former hoosier....or a hoser :P

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snowman7
    Quote Originally Posted by belpre122
    Not bad MDCA! Just getting my act together and getting ready to head up to Speedway and fire up the 1/4 cab for the evening.

    Wholesale gas prices are going down at 6:00PM so I'm not loading until after then. Fine by me, it's 85-87 degrees here right now. Way too hot for us Hoosier BBRs :P
    You mean like hoosier daddy?

    Sorry, just got home from work so I'm a little tired and silly! WTH is a hoosier anyway?
    I'm a Hoosier too......Born in Fort Wayne and still have many relatives there....I was told by an old boy,years ago,that "Hoosier" is German slang for "pig farmer"........

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    I have some relatives that live in Indiana around Terre Haute. It's a beautiful state. 8)
    "Looks like a legend and an outta work bum look a lotta like Daddy," Little Enos Burdette.
    Hook 'em Horns!!
    "Life is hard. It's harder if you're stupid." John Wayne
    "Talk to me Goose".
    "What we're dealin' with here, is a complete lack of respect for the law," Sheriff Buford T. Justice.
    Friends don't let friends drive for C.R. England!

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    Default Re: I'm hearing some good things about CR England ...

    Quote Originally Posted by almondlikethenut
    I'm interested in going to work for CR England under their lease/purchase plan. I've talked to some of their drivers that's been there for a few years, and I'm hearing very little negative. Anyone here have anything they would like to add? I've got 4+ years experience and a squeeky clean driving record.

    I've talked to a driver in cali i met that was in the lease thing and he wasnt happy with it and it was his last week with them. I havent heard of anything good about a lease with anyone. Only thing i have found is a blog about Prime that alot of drivers were doing well becase they didnt stop at every truck stop to buy gifts,but that was the only blog i found with praise. I was interested also but i have a mortgage to pay also and i hear that most of them pay you enuf to make a truck payment and maybe alittle food for the week and thats about it.. I would like to hear some praise and not from a driver leaseing with a company thats been there for 10 years.. Anyone?

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    I know there is a prime site that is full of prime drivers both lease and none lease and their payments are way to high. 560 for used lease trucks and 770 for new trucks not to mention no apu which is another 70 a week no thanks you can keep it, but they pay more per mile but the payments kill you.
    Just another man trying to make a living

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