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Interesting morning.... Just dropped a load in Indianapolis, went to Speedway to fuel up and grabbed some breakfast sandwiches. A clean cut man in the 40's approached and wants to know if I want my windshield wash. I said no. Then out of curiousity, I called him back and asked him what...

I'm joining the party. On I 57 N near Johnston City IL. Now going thru the gigantic car wash with added special effects of lightning and thunder. One hec of a car wash, lol.

Today is April 1st, lol.

Yup some sectors will continue to be busy. But overall, other sector of businesses are being affected. And they are cautious about the spending. Today Yahoo news: U.S. private payrolls, factory data point to weak first quarter growth.

Memphis-Lexington-Bolingbrook IL. April fools! No, this is for real, lol.

Say it out loud first thing today for good luck:)

"This damage to the (normally) air tight inner liner of the tire allows air to seep out, causing the bubble." I was just thinking, the bubble may not have reach the side wall just yet. Do you think you can snap a picture and post?

Check this out.... http://blog.tirerack.com/blog/make-driving-fun/is-there-a-bubble-on-your-tire

For me it means, once the O/O has stopped picking the cherries, tomatoes and the watermelon. And, helps the carrier cover the disadvantage loads, the carrier will reward the O/O with future good paying loads...we have your back! Yep, bypassed the first guy in line too. Wonder what was he...

Today, to be exact, 3 Years in a cargo van. Couldn't believe I actually spent 90% of time sleeping in the van. I'm beginning to think I don't need a house and the mortgage payments anymore. Wish me luck in trying to explain this to the wife, lol.

It's a boomerang :) Memphis-Cleveland-Hartford-Newark-Augusta-Memphis. I have a feeling they trying to make me run in a circle, lol.

".........Now for all drivers; Assuming your annual net income as a fleet driver was equal to or within $5000 your earnings as an owner/operator which option would you choose?......" This is a stealthy question indeed, lol. I choose O/O. Tax benefits are probably the most important factor...

Owner Operator: 1. Higher net income(https://youtu.be/JkhX5W7JoWI). 2. Business ownership(If there's no potential for #1, ....#2 does not exist). 3. Pride(Once above are accomplished, I can say, I earned it). 4. ....And the ultimate goal of all... LUXURIOUS RETIREMENT! I'll say it again...

Dude just asked me if I have a dash cam. I said no. He then reaches over and grabbed my last favorite donut from the dashboard and ate it! No Sir, ain't going to happen again. I'm going shopping for both dash and cab cams. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/414471971926942835/ .......lol.......

I thought about having one, but.... " A Dash-Cam can not only help you but it can hurt you Art B New Member I recently joined this Forum, so forgive me if this topic has already been addressed and beat to a pulp. Hopefully my law enforcement perspective will give you all a little bit more to...

Almost Heaven......, West Virginia... Here I come:)

What are the most important aspects of being an owner operator? For me, the tax deductions. The lower the AGI, the better:) Ya, it's boiled down to the net income.

Loose nuts, stripped nuts, wrong nuts, nutty driver or mechanic(forgot to tight the nuts) Since there's is no drive shaft seen, it's most likely nuts related issues. Lol, so much for the nuts!