JB Hunt or local mom n' pop?
#21
02-07-2007, 04:47 AM
Originally Posted by Jackrabbit379
Oh ok. Well, a couple of us were wondering. Dont get caught doing extra curricular activities while your'e on the clock. :P
Originally Posted by Sheepdancer
Lol.....ok
honestly, I have been looking at another position in corporate. However if I do take it, Im sure I would still do some recruiting. Most positions at this company allow you to do some recruiting on the side. So even if my job changes, I will still be out here to bother you all. :P
#23
02-07-2007, 04:53 AM
Originally Posted by Useless
I guess I just have not been getting out often enough, but I don't think that I recall ever seeing styrofoam being hauled on a flat bed!!
#24
02-07-2007, 06:22 AM
Re: JB Hunt or local mom n' pop?
Originally Posted by spencerian
The do flatbed, real light loads (max is 23K). No tarping, no chains, just strapping. All they haul is styrofoam.
It would take one hell of a lot of styrofoam to weigh 23,000lbs!!! Maybey it is some other kind of foam?? ....like, say, some kind of sponge foam used in upholstering furniture or car seats??
#25
02-07-2007, 06:31 AM
Originally Posted by Bumper
Hey Useless, a friend of mine is possibly becoming a recruiter for US Express.
I told him to come in here and recruit everyone in sight.....  See how easy I make it for you.... LOL
#26
02-07-2007, 06:32 AM
Originally Posted by Sheepdancer
Originally Posted by Jackrabbit379
Oh ok. Well, a couple of us were wondering. Dont get caught doing extra curricular activities while your'e on the clock. :P
honestly, I have been looking at another position in corporate. However if I do take it, Im sure I would still do some recruiting. Most positions at this company allow you to do some recruiting on the side. So even if my job changes, I will still be out here to bother you all. :P Leaving the dark side? I don't think so. The dark side of the farce is strong with JB..... :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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#27
02-07-2007, 06:33 AM
Yeah I wonder what kind of foam it is that does not require any tarping?...........I would imagine that at a bare minimum it will require a smoke tarp.
maybe the "spencinator" can elaborate further
#28
02-07-2007, 06:33 AM
Originally Posted by Sheepdancer
Sorry my bad....I was typing while talking to a driver. I meant to say I wasnt his recruiter so I make nothing if he comes over here.
Im still a recruiter. Yep, he is still a recruiter :lol: (reading it made me laugh... no malice intended)
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#29
02-07-2007, 06:44 AM
Re: JB Hunt or local mom n' pop?
Originally Posted by spencerian
The do flatbed, real light loads (max is 23K). No tarping, no chains, just strapping. All they haul is styrofoam.
Originally Posted by Useless
Good point, Jackrabbit!! According to Spencerains origional post, there is no tarping, just strapping. Leaves me to wonder how they would protect the load from the elements, road debris, and the like!!
It would take one hell of a lot of styrofoam to weigh 23,000lbs!!! Maybey it is some other kind of foam?? ....like, say, some kind of sponge foam used in upholstering furniture or car seats??
#30
02-07-2007, 06:54 AM
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I guess it could be shrinkwrapped or something....but even then the straps would tear it up.
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