Got my semi stuck in mud 2day then saw the new Geo Metro pick up truck
09-18-2008, 09:40 PM
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Got my semi stuck in mud 2day then saw the new Geo Metro pick up truck For starters I was turning around and got my truck stuck in a mud hole, got it out by a construction worker in his F250 4WD, no problems just a little late and some mud, then saw this Geo p/u have a peek (ya I'm bored)
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09-19-2008, 08:38 AM
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I actually like what I do (not what my folks sacrificed three and a half years of CSU Hayward though) lol. It kinda slowed the past week and a half b/c of Ike but over all it is pretty productive. I won't state my salary on here but look at my garage and I'm in the process of buying a decent brand new home. It is a lot of sacrificing involved (working away from home for up to 4 weeks at a time) but in my situation its perfect. If you want to be home every day or night and picky about where you go you won't make s**t but on the other hand if you go where your dispatcher asks and willing to stay gone for a while, you'll do quite well. I don't load or unload anything, just drive, the co has decent benefits and take care of fuel. And yes I was in the Valley lol.
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I actually like what I do (not what my folks sacrificed three and a half years of CSU Hayward though) lol. It kinda slowed the past week and a half b/c of Ike but over all it is pretty productive. I won't state my salary on here but look at my garage and I'm in the process of buying a decent brand new home. It is a lot of sacrificing involved (working away from home for up to 4 weeks at a time) but in my situation its perfect. If you want to be home every day or night and picky about where you go you won't make s**t but on the other hand if you go where your dispatcher asks and willing to stay gone for a while, you'll do quite well. I don't load or unload anything, just drive, the co has decent benefits and take care of fuel. And yes I was in the Valley lol.
