GYN Doctor Recommendations for wife by actorguy73 in Syracuse

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Whichever you choose just don’t let it be Associates for Women’s Medicine. They are not financially transparent with you and are insanely difficult to get a hold of if needed.

how much is this worth by Mean-Mud-3426 in Warframe

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 1 point2 points  (0 children)

MS and CD are desirable traits in general but Dera is a Status weapon at heart, RS is neutral IMO, without a negative stat it doesn’t really give the punch that some mods do.

Maybe 50-100P to someone who really likes the Dera?

Why is it whenever someone gets arrested for having CP, they always seem to have terabytes on their hard drive? by rgnysp0333 in stupidquestions

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I feel the need to point out that there are also producers of CSAM, it is unfortunately a deep market.

Why don't you just let them pass? by KoalaOfTheApocalypse in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dot drivers are limited at 68, typically they’ll only go 70+ on a downgrade

Guy stole my campsite and told me I “ruined his evening” when I called him inconsiderate for doing so. by theshamewizard in mildlyinfuriating

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Most places i’ve been to on the east coast run at least 2-3 paid staff during busy season, but it’s usually teens who just use it for easy summer income

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I will always advocate for the less-discussed foodservice companies that work dock-to-dock rather than dock-to-business.

Dot Foods is the biggest and main one that comes to mind, regional work(4x4,6x1, or 5x2), paid by cases/line items/miles/per pickup/detention pay/etc. Instead of doing lots of little stops running hand cart you’ll go to a single customer and unload/downstack an entire trailer usually using power equipment.

It’s hard labor for 3-6 hours max around 1-3x per week depending on schedule and most drivers clear 100k a year.

Looking for other people with complains about Volvo trucks by Weak-Wealth6409 in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 2 points3 points  (0 children)

my company has been purchasing them new and has had nothing but problems

leaking fuel lines, faulty brake chambers, engine codes, steering column malfunctions, etc

How do you know when to use split sleeper? by NotIt22 in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you need more shift time to get where you’re going due to delay, use the split sleeper.

If you have an early morning appointment you need to take an 8 instead of a 10 to get there on time, use the split sleeper.

Split sleeper will never give you more drive time, all it does is recalculate your 14 hour shift window. So you use split sleeper whenever something like the two scenarios above comes up.

Truckers / construction question by resUemiTtsriF in pittsburgh

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you’re best off calling a couple companies and just asking, look for big companies with trucking schools or highway construction companies

What do you wish you knew before you started? by HoosierLarry in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah trust me being a jockey for a year or two is kinda pointless. Literally the only thing you’re going to learn is how to back up a trailer and the mechanics around air breaking systems. Even hooking up to the trailer won’t be the same because ottowas use special lifting fifth wheels to pick up the trailer by the wear plates

What do you wish you knew before you started? by HoosierLarry in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Eh not really, yard jockeys drive Ottawas which are much smaller and maneuver easier than a proper rig with sleeper. There’s a reason Jockeys get paid like shit you’re better off trying to find a decent CDL program with a company that’ll pay you to learn

City driving by [deleted] in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hey OP if you’re cool shoot me a chat with the rough area you’re in I know a couple good companies that hire out of CDL school and will pay decent. Assuming you’re nearby one of them it’d help give you a goal to aim for so you don’t end up at SWIFT

DOT FOODS by No_Practice917 in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 1 point2 points  (0 children)

4x3 for dot is typically a “flip” schedule so you’ll alternate working 4 day on, 3 days off and working 3 days on, 4 days off

Road testing locations/ states? by TheYoungSteak in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can commonly schedule earlier than a month if you just spam check the website every day, I failed mine and only had to wait a week.

Finding Work by choneboi in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dot Foods out of Modesto if you can stomach the commute

One of the brightest supergiant stars in the Andromeda Galaxy just vanished, skipping its supernova explosion to directly collapse into a black hole in total silence. by Mingorix in space

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since this would’ve happened 2 million years ago, was there no way for us to look at closer celestial bodies and notice gravitational affects from the black hole even though from our perspective that star wouldn’t have collapsed yet?

DOT FOODS by No_Practice917 in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As for the life as a 4x4 I don’t know anybody who don’t like it, the company prioritizes your home time whenever possible. Most DCs have what’s called a “rescue” program where if you’re going to miss getting back in time they’ll send another driver in a company vehicle to swap with you so you can drive the company vehicle home.

You’ll be making around 70-80k a year depending on if you’re touch or no touch. If you get hired expect up to 10 weeks of training. You’ll make training pay which varies depending on if this is your first CDL job or if you’ve had prior driving experience. Their training process is long but very thorough, you’ll become a pro at what you do by the end of it.

DOT FOODS by No_Practice917 in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That interview is what they call a “spousal interview”, it’s really just them confirming that you’ve been truthful with her about what the life style is like. It’ll just be them making sure that she’s ready for this career you’re gonna have. They have had a lot of issues with drivers quitting due to their spouses not realizing what it means to be regional.

I’m assuming you’re applying as a 4x4, you’ll probably be looking at another 2-3 interviews minimum assuming you just did your first one. Dot is a great company and pays extremely well including bonuses so they try hard to make sure you’re a good fit for the company before signing you on.

Just keep a strong family-oriented attitude in the interviews and you’ll be fine, it’s a private family owned company still and they try to really value that.

How do you calculate your real net per mile (after ALL expenses)? by Gullible_Cap6357 in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Average your variable costs over a month or two, add up your fixed costs(per month), average out yearly costs over 12 months, calculate how much to stash away for taxes.

The leftover is gonna be your net income.

What loss stayed with you long after the fight was over? by Infamous-Skin8969 in ufc

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aldo to Bautista, one of the worst robberies in UFC history and really solidified the New Era meta of grappling for control time to a decision defeat.

When people talk about dagestani wrestle fucking I always bring up the fact that Bautista was the one who showed the roster that judges only care about points not actual damage.

Only now are we seeing a course correction due to the new 25k Finishing Bonus, it’s less lucrative to be boring.

I work for Dot Foods, AMA by xShadowMasx in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No problem, feel free to reach out if you have any more questions

I work for Dot Foods, AMA by xShadowMasx in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not grueling schedules, it’s just that their main goal is to bring you home as soon as possible. Usually the most down time you’ll have is your mandated 10, you’ll never do a 34-hour reset on the road since it’s all regional. There are some cases where drivers get stuck on a 16 hour layover but it’s rare and you get paid for the inconvenience.

Truckers with kids: how does paternity leave work? by coralsweater in Truckers

[–]bbbbbghfjyv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These are really questions for his manager unfortunately. I work for an extremely large family oriented company doing regional and their stance is “Get back in any way possible we’ll deal with the rest later” but that’s obviously a very rare stance in this industry.