Steven, up until right now I have never had an issue with anything you have ever posted. Being a safety co-chair you should know better than this. What you and OIntl posted is nothing more than blatant peer pressure. It is unacceptable.
Steve, I owe you an apology as well. It was not necessarily your post that was offensive although you did contribute to it. Intl was the one that said 'don't touch my mirrors'. It was his post that was offensive. So to you I apologize.
Intl, it's a good thing that I don't have to touch your mirrors b/c you would not like what I would do to them.
That the way I feel about my pkg car. One of the guys that covers my route is like 6'5" tall. I always have to readjust the seat, the visor and worst of all, MY MIRROR's!
More than once I have gotten into a truck with 5-6 feet clearance on both sides and the mirrors are pulled all the way in to the side of the truck. I never could figure that one out.lolI swear to God that the guy who parks my truck at night must be a nearsighted dwarf with scoliosis. He moves the truck 50 ft. and needs to move all four mirrors, adjust the seat all the way up and in, and rotate the lumbar support inward. I spend 5 min of AM time trying to get everything back to normal.
I'm a cover driver, and I'm sitting at home, stupid friggen lay off...Cover drivers are still on the road at this point? Lucky them.
have you ever worked carwash? if you are parking the cars do you fold the mirrors when you get out of each one; or wait till you pull the next one in, turn it off, fold the mirrors from the last one you parked, get back in, start it, then back it up, and repeat? lol when i did cw i folded every mirror that was going to have a truck parked beside it.More than once I have gotten into a truck with 5-6 feet clearance on both sides and the mirrors are pulled all the way in to the side of the truck. I never could figure that one out.lol
Well hell, as long as it's easier on the car parkers, I don't mind spending 15 minutes at the Mechanics shop getting my mirrors readjusted so I can see. That's cool.have you ever worked carwash? if you are parking the cars do you fold the mirrors when you get out of each one; or wait till you pull the next one in, turn it off, fold the mirrors from the last one you parked, get back in, start it, then back it up, and repeat? lol when i did cw i folded every mirror that was going to have a truck parked beside it.
Or replaced because they are broke.Well hell, as long as it's easier on the car parkers, I don't mind spending 15 minutes at the Mechanics shop getting my mirrors readjusted so I can see. That's cool.
True, I have broken mirrors tying to adjust them. Luckily they are neither expensive nor hard to replace.Or replaced because they are broke.
So have you trained "your" cover drivers to go in an hour early to sort the truck??I have 2 primary cover drivers, one who does a really good job and the other who should be serving fries at Mickey D's. The former knows that I am slightly OCD so he takes the time to pick up after himself but, more importantly, takes care of the customers and, in turn, I tell him most (but not all) of my tips. The latter is on his cell phone the minute he pulls from the bldg, chain smokes and does not know the meaning of "indirect delivery". I am off today and former is covering my area so I will probably meet him at Dunkin Donuts and buy him a coffee.
I have a pickup stop that the girls there really look forward to when I take days off so that former can cover my area. I didn't tell them about today as I wanted to surprise them when he walks in.
So have you trained "your" cover drivers to go in an hour early to sort the truck??
I probably will not sleep tonight knowing this information. Guess I should get with the program and revolve everything around BrownCafe.I think you're a little obsessed over Upstate.
Chill out with your man-crush. No one really cares about/pays attention to what you say.
I think you're a little obsessed over Upstate.
Chill out with your man-crush. No one really cares about/pays attention to what you say.