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<blockquote data-quote="quadro" data-source="post: 764597" data-attributes="member: 12850"><p>Those 3000 trucks cost in excess of $100,000,000. Would you rather FedEx bought 30000 trucks and spent in excess of $1Billion in one year? I'm sure you probably would but that wouldn't really be the best thing for everyone. There are crap vans at probably every station but there are also a lot of good vehicles out there so what's your point? That we shouldn't replace them? My post was in response to <strong>Cactus </strong>who said "(h)eaven forbid they spend that on improving courier pay, buying new vehicles or even keeping stuff like powerpads and printers up to snuff." And when I pointed out that they did in fact spend over $100 million on trucks, <strong>Cactus </strong>then dismisses that because it weakens his/her argument.</p><p></p><p>And how is buying vehicles anti-labor? You really do stretch to put a negative spin on everything don't you?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="quadro, post: 764597, member: 12850"] Those 3000 trucks cost in excess of $100,000,000. Would you rather FedEx bought 30000 trucks and spent in excess of $1Billion in one year? I'm sure you probably would but that wouldn't really be the best thing for everyone. There are crap vans at probably every station but there are also a lot of good vehicles out there so what's your point? That we shouldn't replace them? My post was in response to [B]Cactus [/B]who said "(h)eaven forbid they spend that on improving courier pay, buying new vehicles or even keeping stuff like powerpads and printers up to snuff." And when I pointed out that they did in fact spend over $100 million on trucks, [B]Cactus [/B]then dismisses that because it weakens his/her argument. And how is buying vehicles anti-labor? You really do stretch to put a negative spin on everything don't you? [/QUOTE]
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