Congrats Michigan, hope it works out for you. Do you want to be overworked?

Look for a product called odor rite it does a good job nutralizing odors I've only seen it in gallon jugs. We also use lysol spray, lysol wipes, and windex and clean EVERYTHING!

Originally Posted by MD
You're disgusting!!!




........yer disgusting!.... ..




...just thought I should give you a fresh one! .

How are things? Haven't smelled you lately.


edit; day late...heh heh I just noticed post #30 was new. (shrug)
Best of luck MD :thumbsup:

So now I have a visual of two dogs greeting each other. Things have been leisurely. Maybe too leisurely - glad to see that changing.

Ford - underworked is good but underpaid is no good. I'll probably have to supplement income somehow.

Monday I'm being sent to dispatcher school. I understand the first class is called "HOS rules and other lame driver excuses". The second is "Sitting and waiting builds driver character". I dunno man, I dunno.

So, one day into my new gig and I learned something huge today. As a dispatcher, I was once a half decent driver.

So what yer sayin is that drivers should try their hand at dispatching once to see what goes on there and understand why dispatchers can be such PITA's to them?

I guess. But don't think I'm saying dispatchers are in any way human! It is harder than I thought it would be though. That good paying load that ya just had to grab has a nasty way of leaving a truck in the middle of nowhere with a long deadhead and everybody that says they'll call you back in a little while is lying through their teeth. I can't complain though, it's nice to get off the road for awhile.

That's what I'm saying Michigan, drivers don't always understand or want to understand why a dispatcher did what they did. Sounds like a thankless job but having been on the road you know how that goes already.

I enjoyed my short time of
Being a dispatcher

the #1 reason why i never drove OTR. I like getting paid for everything i do. Hourly pay is the only way to drive.