How does one find a local job?

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Old 06-22-2009, 11:04 PM
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Local Job: (?)

Pepsi trucks...

Coca-Cola trucks

and Beer distributor trucks.(Budweiser,etc)

They offer jobs.

The beer guys usually run from around 0400 to 1300 where I live....

alot of 'off time' in the afternoons
 
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Old 06-23-2009, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by 1TruckDrivinSunUvAGun
I was born and raised here in the Valley so I don't have a problem with much of the allergies but I do know what you mean by the nosebleeds I always get them when I go to LA during the spring As for the rules and b.s. I'm used to California's antics and hoops and have learned how to work around the krap. As for the ag trucking jobs it depends on what you do all I know is tomato season is coming up and they pay really. I know a guy that makes 20-25k for the season from July to October then he hauls juice oranges all winter getting about $50-$60 a load running 4-6 loads a day he does pretty well and gets to get home every night I am half tempted to try tomato season this year I have done olives and oranges in the past and the olives paid really well. If you come do tomatoes this year then I'll do them with you, Mike Lowrie Trucking or Youngs Commercial Transfer? :lol:
not too sure which i may end up with. i am even considering hauling those oxy acetylene tanks around and switching them out at businesses. my dad's side of the family has hook-ups all over the ag industry. my grandfather is likely going to be placed in the FFA hall of fame. he played a big roll in dos palos high school's FFA success in the 50's in parliamentary procedure. i never got to meet him because he died of a hunting accident in 1958.
 
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Old 06-23-2009, 02:16 PM
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Local jobs take a lot of patience, like fishing.
I'm on to something promising here in town, i'm going for a ridealong tomorrow.
I found them cuz my wife was looking in the local classifieds, and came across a little ad. I recognized the name, gave them a call, had to -mail- a resume, and they're interested in me. Hopefully it's a good fit.
 

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