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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 3240515" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>For someone operating in one of the world&#039;s largest metropolitan areas you&#039;re probably right. At the same time however in the town where I live( population 6,500) people worship the ground they walk on simply due to the compensation package and this is not an isolated situation,at least not in my state where 70% of the population lives in towns of less than 5000 people.That&#039;s the trouble with you metro people. You all&nbsp; think the whole damn world is one great big city,&nbsp; a place where the power never goes off and you&#039;re tires never come in contact with an unpaved surface. Can&#039;t comprehend the IC model? Oh, they comprehended it alright . When Roadway came to town with this thing the first TM had to go around looking for people because word traveled fast that the offer was a distant second to what the average UPS driver got.&nbsp; One night a few months after we got going my fellow Day 1 and I pulled back into the barn at our usual time 10:30-11PM time line whereby he climbed out of his truck and summed it all up perfectly.......&quot; the word&#039;s out on it&quot;.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 3240515, member: 58386"] For someone operating in one of the world's largest metropolitan areas you're probably right. At the same time however in the town where I live( population 6,500) people worship the ground they walk on simply due to the compensation package and this is not an isolated situation,at least not in my state where 70% of the population lives in towns of less than 5000 people.That's the trouble with you metro people. You all think the whole damn world is one great big city, a place where the power never goes off and you're tires never come in contact with an unpaved surface. Can't comprehend the IC model? Oh, they comprehended it alright . When Roadway came to town with this thing the first TM had to go around looking for people because word traveled fast that the offer was a distant second to what the average UPS driver got. One night a few months after we got going my fellow Day 1 and I pulled back into the barn at our usual time 10:30-11PM time line whereby he climbed out of his truck and summed it all up perfectly......." the word's out on it". [/QUOTE]

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