To all my haters...

[Integrity]

He is implying that the two of you should get a room.

I don’t know what that would mean.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

 

[bbsam]

I don’t understand your post.

He is implying that the two of you should get a room.

Kindred spirits.

 

[zubenelgenubi]

I have always felt that corporate safety culture is fundamentally flawed. There is never a good argument against pushing the safety bar one step further, if you believe safety is the top priority. When I first started, they made parkers start wearing safety vests. I thought to myself that the drivers were in just as much danger in the yard as the parkers, why not make them wear vests? Ten years ago it might have caused a revolt, now it is accepted.

When I went to driver training, I was told to honk at workers near the road wearing safety vests, because safety vests make people complacent. I was also told that we don't have back up beeps because they make people complacent, but we must honk. How does honking versus beeping change the dynamics of the situation at all? In my opinion, it ties up a hand every few seconds that I need for turning the wheel, and distracts me from paying attention to what is going on around me.

I like Mike Rowe's take on workplace safety, he seems to have the right idea.

OFF THE WALL: Safety Third Conversation Continues

 

[Integrity]

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I don’t get it.

 

[DumbTruckDriver]

I don’t get it.

Check it out. It’s a good movie.

 

[Integrity]

I have always felt that corporate safety culture is fundamentally flawed. There is never a good argument against pushing the safety bar one step further, if you believe safety is the top priority. When I first started, they made parkers start wearing safety vests. I thought to myself that the drivers were in just as much danger in the yard as the parkers, why not make them wear vests? Ten years ago it might have caused a revolt, now it is accepted.

When I went to driver training, I was told to honk at workers near the road wearing safety vests, because safety vests make people complacent. I was also told that we don't have back up beeps because they make people complacent, but we must honk. How does honking versus beeping change the dynamics of the situation at all? In my opinion, it ties up a hand every few seconds that I need for turning the wheel, and distracts me from paying attention to what is going on around me.

I like Mike Rowe's take on workplace safety, he seems to have the right idea.

OFF THE WALL: Safety Third Conversation Continues

I think he makes valid points as well.

 

[Integrity]

Check it out. It’s a good movie.

Not sure I’ll watch it but I will check it out.

I like westerns, is it a western?

 

[zubenelgenubi]

Not sure I’ll watch it but I will check it out.

I like westerns, is it a western?

Look it up on Netflix to see what genre it falls under.

 

[sailfish]

I don’t get it.

It's suggesting that you and quad decade are having an intimate relationship together because of your shared passion and that you should rent a hotel room so you can have gay sex together in private without anyone back home suspecting anything.

 

[DumbTruckDriver]

It's suggesting that you and quad decade are having an intimate relationship together because of your shared passion and that you should rent a hotel room so you can have gay sex together in private without anyone back home suspecting anything.

It’s getting hot in here all of a sudden.

 

[zubenelgenubi]

It's suggesting that you and quad decade are having an intimate relationship together because of your shared passion and that you should rent a hotel room so you can have gay sex together in private without anyone back home suspecting anything.

Spoilers!!!

 

[scooby0048]

About my double spacing: easier for me to proof read

I like your double spacing. It's edgy, I'm a triple space kinda guy and for you to just say, friend* it, I don't need three lines to proofread like Scooby does, reeks of a non-conformist, aggressive attitude.

Keep on being you

 

[BottomFeeder909]

I have always felt that corporate safety culture is fundamentally flawed. There is never a good argument against pushing the safety bar one step further, if you believe safety is the top priority. When I first started, they made parkers start wearing safety vests. I thought to myself that the drivers were in just as much danger in the yard as the parkers, why not make them wear vests? Ten years ago it might have caused a revolt, now it is accepted.

When I went to driver training, I was told to honk at workers near the road wearing safety vests, because safety vests make people complacent. I was also told that we don't have back up beeps because they make people complacent, but we must honk. How does honking versus beeping change the dynamics of the situation at all? In my opinion, it ties up a hand every few seconds that I need for turning the wheel, and distracts me from paying attention to what is going on around me.

I like Mike Rowe's take on workplace safety, he seems to have the right idea.

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All of these distractions and actions are just polluting to a more complacent environment.

True risk and hazard should be clearly identified by an unusual circumstance or situation, such as if a driver is backing up he turns on his four ways,if a driver is moving forward his headlights are on, if a driver is parked he has his parking lights on.

 

[Integrity]

It's suggesting that you and quad decade are having an intimate relationship together because of your shared passion and that you should rent a hotel room so you can have gay sex together in private without anyone back home suspecting anything.

If you are accurate then I would have to reject this suggestion. This is not something I would be interested in doing.

 

[burrheadd]

About my double spacing: easier for me to proof read(yes I try). Simple. Don't like it?

Don't read it. Scroll on. Easy.

About sentences and the way they are displayed in final form. That's done by the Brown

Cafe app. I don't have a lot of time as I work 14 hrs. a day. You don't understand how

little I care about what you think about my writing skills. Really. I don't have time.

Again, too hard to read-don't.

My posts are more of a reflection of thoughts as they might be in a safety meeting

or other conversation, don't care if they aren't perfectly grammatical. Belittling, deriding

and hating won't change anything on my end. I do think it tells a lot about who you

really are.

In the end, I would hope that replies and the time expended, would go towards

finding root causes and solutions for fatalities and accident/incidents.

 

[burrheadd]

Not sure I’ll watch it but I will check it out.

I like westerns, is it a western?

some bareback riding

 

[sailfish]

Spoilers!!!

I tried not being too obvious.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Not sure I’ll watch it but I will check it out.

I like westerns, is it a western?

Kinda.

@Indecision gives it two thumbs way up.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

If you are accurate then I would have to reject this suggestion. This is not something I would be interested in doing.

Oh.....so you like to watch.