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<blockquote data-quote="Dracula" data-source="post: 1324010" data-attributes="member: 42691"><p>Depends on when you ask me. Dealing with yuks for supervisors, and their puppet-masters in Sandy Springs, pride, sometimes, gets replaced with exasperation and the wonderment of stupidity. This is a daily experience.</p><p></p><p>But when I'm pulling my set of doubles down the highway in the middle of the night, knowing we, for the most part, are the safest crew on the road,,yeah, I guess pride is a big part of that. Safety is a big push at UPS, even though they do everything in their power to sabotage that safety.</p><p></p><p>At the end of the day, safety is MY priority, and I ignore most of their other flim-flam jargon and BSing. Talk is cheap, and all management seems to know how to do is talk. But the ability to compartmentalize is the UPS Teamster's biggest task. Many can't, or won't do it. Those are your burners and lunch skippers.</p><p></p><p>When I pull into the truck stop to do my safety check and go pee, I do have pride wearing the brown uniform. I have pride for the way I do my work here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dracula, post: 1324010, member: 42691"] Depends on when you ask me. Dealing with yuks for supervisors, and their puppet-masters in Sandy Springs, pride, sometimes, gets replaced with exasperation and the wonderment of stupidity. This is a daily experience. But when I'm pulling my set of doubles down the highway in the middle of the night, knowing we, for the most part, are the safest crew on the road,,yeah, I guess pride is a big part of that. Safety is a big push at UPS, even though they do everything in their power to sabotage that safety. At the end of the day, safety is MY priority, and I ignore most of their other flim-flam jargon and BSing. Talk is cheap, and all management seems to know how to do is talk. But the ability to compartmentalize is the UPS Teamster's biggest task. Many can't, or won't do it. Those are your burners and lunch skippers. When I pull into the truck stop to do my safety check and go pee, I do have pride wearing the brown uniform. I have pride for the way I do my work here. [/QUOTE]
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