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sounds like areyouvi3t was originally implying he is hauling illegal drugs stashed in those mushrooms or something illegal and that's how he makes so much money. That's what I got from it anyways. But anyways who really cares.
 
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Old 11-02-2006, 06:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Scoe
Originally Posted by Snowman7
OK what's so special about hauling mushrooms? I'm not being sarcastic I really want to know. :?:
Exactly, my question too? You say you have to unload them but are you talking canned mushrooms or fresh? Palletized or floor loaded? If you are given CASH to pay for lumpers but you pocket the CASH don't you have to turn in a receipt for lumper services to your employer or wouldn't that money then be considered part of your wages and taxed?

Seriously, why would mushroom hauling pay so well? I drove for Frito-Lay and they are a private carrier who makes their money selling snack foods not hauling freight so they paid really well. Frito-Lay was all hand unloading using a hand truck and the most any driver made was around 80k a year and that guy worked local in Salt Lake City and unloaded 3 trailers a day usually, each trailer paying around $100 each to hand unload it with a hand truck.
your right about frito lay, the one in elkton, md, one of my buddies that used to work with us went with them, only because, like you said, local and making that much, plus, the benefits are paid by the company, that's the only reason..........remember, we pay for ours over where i'm at and if you subtract that from how much i make, it'll average out, wouldn't you think? and also, i ain't driving local, so he was the upper hand at being home every night unless they needed a driver at the last moment and i'm free. but this is the last post i'm making about this subject, gotta get ready to head out and hit the road, if any of you see a mushroom truck on the turnpike, and i-70 heading west all the way to kansas city, then down to springfield, mo, the next few days, most likely it'll be me, hollar on the CB and i'll get at ya.
 
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Old 11-02-2006, 07:02 AM
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Originally Posted by areyouvi3t
but this is the last post i'm making about this subject, gotta get ready to head out and hit the road, if any of you see a mushroom truck on the turnpike, and i-70 heading west all the way to kansas city, then down to springfield, mo, the next few days, most likely it'll be me, hollar on the CB and i'll get at ya.
What is the name on the truck and trailer? That way, I'll know that it is you.

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Old 11-02-2006, 07:03 AM
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Company name is still Top Secret I guess
 
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Originally Posted by dk132
Originally Posted by areyouvi3t
i didn't say you called me a liar either, just answering your little question as to why i'm still at it :roll: go ahead, put it on the board, i just don't feel like flooding it, unless there's something i feel needs to be addressed
Ok I got another PM from dumb ass still no answers. I cant believe some people. Just answer the questions or shut the hell up already.

My edit is stop PM me if you cant say to the board keep it to yourself.

Edited by TF. Bounced by TF.

Crap like this is absolutely uncalled for. If you're really 29, you should start acting your age.

Elsewhere. :roll:
 
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Old 11-02-2006, 07:35 AM
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Edited by TF. Bounced by TF.

Crap like this is absolutely uncalled for. If you're really 29, you should start acting your age.

Elsewhere. :roll:
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I guess we will NEVER learn what is so special about mushroom hauling. :shock: :P :wink:
 
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I've got Morel Mushrooms on my property and they're about the Best there is-Wish I had more of them so I could haul them.
 
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When you guys give the figures you've given it would be helpful to tell us what part of the country you're in. Usually larger cities will have better pay. However, I live in the Rocky Mountains and understand that the oil field guys do very well. My point of reference is the fact that I'm an OTR. I have a friend who drives for Star in Florida who makes very good money on an hourly basis. I venture to say more than I make.

If you live in Podunkville, Arkansas and you're making $8 an hour it would be helpful to know what part of the woods you live in so that newbies will have realistic expectations for their part of the woods. Especially, the guy who made $60K his first year, I doubt that he lives in Podunkville, Arkansas. Nor, do I hope he lives in L.A. where $60K probably would not cut it with that cost of living.

Just a suggestion for future reference-guys and gals. :)

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