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Cam · Joined: 27 May 2002 Posts: 719

I think you'll do just great, Steve, but in many ways you are the exception. That's pretty evident.

There are baptisms..., there are baptisms.... 8) I'll let somebody else tell a bunch of stories. For me, I could go two ways right now. I could begin to talk about what I've endured and what I've learned and how it is I've separated myself from something you see often enough, a newer driver who just can't get his truck parked. I'd be a fool to act as if all my mistakes are past.

The other way to go is to honor God and to proclaim how I've learned I can't tie my shoes without Him. I feel no shame in saying I can't do this job without Jesus, and with Him I have eternal life and a future so bright...I've got to wear shades :D No matter how good or experienced anyone might be we're all on the same ground, fragile creatures subject to calamity but for the grace of God.

Enjoy it. It's a good job.

Quote: As far as exploiting you and eating dirt, I don't know of any of them who will force you to eat dirt. -Gman.
That one just deserves a replay :)

solo379 · Joined: 14 Feb 2004 Posts: 3156

I'm thinking, of buying myself an airplane, and starting owner operator deal!
Don't have a licence yet, but i guess it's no big deal.
Anyway, trucking business is getting kinda boring, didn't see any challenge in it, everybody can do it!

Any advice? Where should i start? Should i buy a plane, or parachute first? :roll:

Oh! I don't know much about computers either. Does it make me qualified, to open a consulting firm? :roll:

How about, gourmet restaurant? :roll:

Construction business? :roll:

Or should i stick with trucking? :roll:

SteveBooth · Joined: 18 May 2005 Posts: 3501

solo379 wrote: I'm thinking, of buying myself an airplane, and starting owner operator deal!
Don't have a licence yet, but i guess it's no big deal.
Anyway, trucking business is getting kinda boring, didn't see any challenge in it, everybody can do it!

Any advice? Where should i start? Should i buy a plane, or parachute first? :roll:

Oh! I don't know much about computers either. Does it make me qualified, to open a consulting firm? :roll:

How about, gourmet restaurant? :roll:

Construction business? :roll:

Or should i stick with trucking? :roll:

LOL....I guess I started at the other end. I owned a plane and guess what, it took only 40 hours of instruction and I was sent on my way so you should have no problem. Just remember, red over red....YOUR DEAD....red over white....your all right.

brian · Joined: 02 Jan 2005 Posts: 1005 Location: over here

no planes for me thanks, i`ve had enough fun with drunken bush pilots hunting in Alaska and the NWT already :?

RostyC · Joined: 21 Oct 2005 Posts: 1262 Location: Maryland

I know e'vrytin dare is ta know bout da shrimpin bizniss! :lol: :lol:

SteveBooth · Joined: 18 May 2005 Posts: 3501

RostyC wrote: I know e'vrytin dare is ta know bout da shrimpin bizniss! :lol: :lol:

Is that you Buba?

csramsey640 · Joined: 30 Sep 2006 Posts: 128

Depending on state, you should plan on making your 1st truck payment before even leaving the house. Many of these states/Washington takes forever to get tags, etc to you. Im still waiting for HUT 6 weeks after submitting. Yes I can get one on the spot there, but it doesnt come quick.

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