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Runs a 17millon revenue company and goes out doing charity😊

It’s gonna collapse

Lol you got to be an idiot

This exact thing happened to my dad's logistics company and caused us bankruptcy

He was an idiot

Your use of the word “like” is disgusting.

Heat build up ig

It's pretty simple they're putting the small guy off the road when I started in 87 there were lots owner operators on the road now it's nearly all big company generic trucks.

are you talking about arrow ?

SOUNDS LIKE ALS CARTAGE. OUT OF KITCHENER ON, CANADA. THATS WHAT THEY DID.

You can’t be a real truck driver because gwd that grease was real overkill

How about checking them before you left the truckstop that might help

My newly revised 2024 terms and conditions for my business ( Remodeling homes) states 50% up front, no questions asked. If the other 50 doesn't get paid in time, then we talk lein. I'm tired of getting burnt. So, if they don't trust that, they call someone else. Period.

como puede encontraro en españor, gracias anticipadas

My guy you need an electric grease gun

This isn't the trucking industry, this is industry in general. Every industry has companies that push off debts owed for months until last minute (until they finally go bankrupt). When you think "oh, they are giving me the run around for paying me all the time and are always late to pay", its almost guaranteed they are doing this for ALL of their vendors and are perpetually in the red. And they always trail you along by paying *EvEnTuAlLy*, which they use that as a way to slowly ramp up more bills. It's a "boiling the frog" situation where you are eventually going to be cooked. You have to learn to have limits and be able to cut off services and maintain leverage. It's expected to have a little bit of time between payments (normally a month or two depending on accounting and when accrued), but 4 months is a red flag...

Same thing happens in building contracting. If you're a subcontractor you have to keep a sharp eye on the general contractors that hire you. In any case you need to limit how much time you'll wait to get paid for work. I limited companies to 30 days. If you don't get paid stop doing any work for them immediately. The shorter the amount of time the less money you stand to lose if and when someone you're working for goes belly up.

What a nightmare job

That’s why you need to get paid every two weeks

"Like your girlfriend's breath " 👹👹👹

Your going to go bankrupt just on grease alone

This guy you know is DAF.

Being a truck driver you get lonely real quick Pulls out grease

Just gotta learn patience and be courteous. Screw the cruise control. Time is irrevelent. The load will get there when it gets there. Wouldn't wirk for an asshole company that'll terminate me for a few minutes.

That’s what good 😼 sounds like

That's it? Lol Know someone who could do like 10 million revenue for 20 trucks and trailers a year. BS story. Should be making way more with 178 tractors and trailers....

"Oh but I gotta drive this here truck or them goods won't be there" fuck them. Never ever work for free. 120 days of nonpayment, you're a sucker

So get a new job? Idk

The moment he said she we know. 😂

This is true why I quit trucking

What's up with the visuals here? What's this guy doing?

moral of the story. Don't work for free. If they don't pay when the job is done, you don't do any more jobs

Thats kinda on him for doing the work without payment

Yeah if thats a true story it’s 99% the fault of the driver. Why would you keep driving if they aren’t paying?

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This happens in every industry bud - sucks

Tbh that’s a lesson learned. You can’t trust people that much, especially with that much of your time and hard earned money.

Hey, conservatives are preyed upon all the time because of how simple minded they are. Televangelism, politics, and financially. Country people just need to wake up and not be so dumb…

That’s way too much grease for anything bro 😂

Couldn't be me feeling sorry for the guy that makes 17 million a year. I've got actual priorities.

120 day defferal of payment is huge. The company would have to be worth hundreds of millions to allow that kind of payment plan. The place i worked for previously only allowed 30-90 days with a credit cap or we'd stop working (tractor and trailer repair). We had huge contracts with kroger, swiftys, greyhounds, kenworth, etc. The most id ever seen was 350k not paid and we put 12 of their projects on hold.

This is the industrial industry, not just trucking.

In Australia we just pull over to the side of the road if in a small truck open a passenger door and let loos3

How do they get around lawsuits?

Bro, ive seen this damn video 80 times

Just get a bit of card board and spread it, no need to risk metal splinters…

Never go into a confined space like that without constant oxygen monitoring. You can easily die along with the person that tries to rescue you.

Ummm “factoring companies” take care of all of that for a small fee maybe 1.5-4-5% of your income, which is a fair price to have your money right away instead of going through this. He was stupid to not have a factoring company and especially on 17mill they would have gave him a cheap % somewhere 1.5-2.5% and that can be covered with just monthly “parking fees” from each of the 178 tractors

Well you got a little booty judge in their judging booties and the Democrats defunding everybody

Happens in every industry