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Wow, that's a big change since the last time we were there. Is the buffet still good?

Don't you have to have recent driving experience in a TT to move up?

If you have time visit the South Pointe Casino. They have an excellent buffet with all you can eat prime rib. Security will let you park there overnight. A really nice place.

In the yard. 2 degrees outside. Oh how I'm going to miss being home in Florida. High yesterday was 82.

Got our first team load. Good rate. 820 miles.

Back in service today with a new co driver.

At home in Lake City, FL. Current temp 79 degrees. Ahh, relief.:D

DH'ing home to Florida for a week. New co driver starting March 2nd. And lots of stuff to do for the adoption of our grand daughter. Home study, references, fingerprints, interview, etc. I might even have time to work on the truck. That is if I ever put the baby down.

Why do the larger carriers keep brokering fright to the companies that are under bidding them. I understand the partner carrier concept but it seems this just helps keep the low ballers in business.

What happens when your company is the cheapest and you are running your wheels off and suddenly a new player enters the game. This new player decided to undercut you buy $.20 a mile. Now you are sitting and this new company is getting all the loads. Do you cut your rate to be cheaper? Where does...

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If one has a paid for van or truck they can run cheaper. But, if one ever plans on replacing that paid for truck or van one will find out in the long run they shouldn't have run so cheap. Justifying running cheap because your CPM is low doesn't make it right. Running cheap just hurts the whole...

Some don't understand the difference between gross and net. Most don't know there costs to operate.

In the yard. The sun is shining. The sky is clear and it's friggin cold outside. Minus 4 degrees.

Currently near Dayton. The roads were in very poor condition. Did 45 most of the way. WK Parkway had one lane poorly plowed. Louisville was a disaster.

I am snowed in near Fort Campbell, KY. Managed to drive 30 miles in 90 minutes. Apparently Kentucky doesn't have many plows in this area. Most roads including major highways are not driveable from here. Hope this clears up soon.

If you have a class A use it and drive tractor. If you drive a straight truck for a few years you won't have any recent tractor experience and will most likely have to start over again to get your experience back. Starting out in a tractor also gives you some flexibility. If you don't like...

One winter my wife and I were on a run that went past our home. We stopped in to grab a few things. No one was living there at the time and everything was shut down. When I went to use the restroom I was shocked to discover that the toilet bowl water had frozen. The reason for the big surprise...

You could probably get a good discount buying in volume.

I didn't get to hunker long. Now in Oak Grove, KY. A little nicer here than Indy.