The majority of the hauling is not tradeshow. Most guys do wait it out for the load out. Broadway Express, for one, doesn't. Another hauler I looked at pays you to sit. This outfit doesn't make you sit if they have tonnage in the area, which they do. The give it up to the van line and keep their drivers on their accounts for high value products.

The one agent I loked at told me 215K on 85K miles. Is it true? Prolly, my dad saw it on paper and almost wait there. There is life beyond Graebel, Rev :)

Broadway Express is not my new choice though.

And the FSC is staying at that rate and climbing as it has been. Its not HHG and the new formula they came out with, which stinks. 1 more month and i can start posting statement amounts in PM.

..And Steve is not a homo, even though he yawned at my thread. He does, however, go for old ladies on cruise ships in search of a trust fund baby waiting to spoil him. :lol:

Thats a good one....

congrats bandit, that is what it takes right now to survive. You have to be a little different than the others.

Good luck

tootie

How the Hell did you know that?

It almost sounds like the same sort of gig that I had hauling that stage equipment. I did a lot of waiting around but they paid us $300 per day to just sit and didn't want us to leave.

You posted about it ages ago, Steve. I think it was when I posted about my carribean cruise. (about dancing with old ladies)

And no, you never got paid the $300 to wait because that doesn't happen. Just ask the Rev. You sit for free. therefore, Steve, you are a liar. :wink:

United direct pays all drivers $250 just for entering a tradeshow convention center. It happens.

I think other people on here hauled for Stageco like I did. $300 per day to sit.

I meant ShowMotion, not StageCo. They were there also.