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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 2251355" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>Thank you for the insight. Even at 36 bucks per hour you are giving X a real bargain. Out in the rural areas where stops are thin, road quality is very poor slowing down the SPH it needs to be more like 45-50. but your calculations are a good starting point but even getting 36 out of X will be tough given how they have so heavily over valued logistics and management and have completely devalued the physical movement of the box from point A to point B. Needless to say the result going forward will find contractors sandwiched between heavy downward pressure on settlements and a shrinking pool of labor willing to try to meet steadily increasing production and precision demands for the money offered. Perhaps that might explained the increased number of investor class owned operations that are already at scale coming on the market. It would appear that more and more of them are starting to realize that this is a headache they don't need.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 2251355, member: 58386"] Thank you for the insight. Even at 36 bucks per hour you are giving X a real bargain. Out in the rural areas where stops are thin, road quality is very poor slowing down the SPH it needs to be more like 45-50. but your calculations are a good starting point but even getting 36 out of X will be tough given how they have so heavily over valued logistics and management and have completely devalued the physical movement of the box from point A to point B. Needless to say the result going forward will find contractors sandwiched between heavy downward pressure on settlements and a shrinking pool of labor willing to try to meet steadily increasing production and precision demands for the money offered. Perhaps that might explained the increased number of investor class owned operations that are already at scale coming on the market. It would appear that more and more of them are starting to realize that this is a headache they don't need. [/QUOTE]
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