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<blockquote data-quote="trplnkl" data-source="post: 520783" data-attributes="member: 13254">I&#039;ve seen our feeder drivers sweeping out the cabs and know they all seem to be very critical of those who don&#039;t.&nbsp;I agree that PC drivers are basically slobs, but to be fair, most of trucks are so loose that sand/dust silts into every crack in the structure. Many PCs a driven on dirt roads, boxes bust open spilling packing peanuts, preloaders leave add/cut forms and soft drink cans/bottles scattered. With all the &quot;help&quot; drivers get in trying to keep the PC clean it&#039;s not wonder to me that some of us just get tired of cleaning up for others.&nbsp;We have one driver that can start out with a spotless PC on Monday, by Friday there are 5-6-7 food bags wadded up in the floor plus a weeks worth of peanuts and a couple of pounds of dirt, I HATE having to drive his PC.&nbsp;Another driver eats bananas and apples everyday, he peals the little stickers off them and sticks them to the sun visor...<img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/FeltTip/angry.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":angry:" title="Angry&nbsp; &nbsp; :angry:" data-shortname=":angry:" />&nbsp;I just don&#039;t add to the mess, I can usually find a trash can somewhere to throw my crap.&nbsp;Since we are on messy trucks and pet peeves. What is so hard about cleaning up spilled soft drink or coffee? Nearly every truck in our fleet has a sticky mess on the dash, the motor cover and the floor.<img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/FeltTip/angry-very2.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":angry-very2:" title="Angry Very2&nbsp; &nbsp; :angry-very2:" data-shortname=":angry-very2:" />&nbsp;I tell ya, we work with a bunch-o-pigs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trplnkl, post: 520783, member: 13254"] I've seen our feeder drivers sweeping out the cabs and know they all seem to be very critical of those who don't. I agree that PC drivers are basically slobs, but to be fair, most of trucks are so loose that sand/dust silts into every crack in the structure. Many PCs a driven on dirt roads, boxes bust open spilling packing peanuts, preloaders leave add/cut forms and soft drink cans/bottles scattered. With all the "help" drivers get in trying to keep the PC clean it's not wonder to me that some of us just get tired of cleaning up for others. We have one driver that can start out with a spotless PC on Monday, by Friday there are 5-6-7 food bags wadded up in the floor plus a weeks worth of peanuts and a couple of pounds of dirt, I HATE having to drive his PC. Another driver eats bananas and apples everyday, he peals the little stickers off them and sticks them to the sun visor...:angry: I just don't add to the mess, I can usually find a trash can somewhere to throw my crap. Since we are on messy trucks and pet peeves. What is so hard about cleaning up spilled soft drink or coffee? Nearly every truck in our fleet has a sticky mess on the dash, the motor cover and the floor.:angry-very2: I tell ya, we work with a bunch-o-pigs. [/QUOTE]

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