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Originally Posted by Hog Farmer
You shouldn't have any trouble getting a job with the railroad, they're all ****ing idiots in Amarillo. I bought a 20 ton capacity feed truck in Kentucky and had it railed to Amarillo where I would pick it up and drive it home. It took 2 days from Kentucky to Amarillo. So I called and they said it was there but they didn't know which dock. Finally got a dock number, well nobody knows where that particular dock is at. 3 days later someone gives me directions to the location. So I drive to Amarillo to find the raicar with my truck on it. The railcar is pushed up to the dock backwards so the tongue of the railcar is in the way of letting the car to the dock, a 3 foot gap. so I call them and tell them the situation and it takes them 2 more days to get the car turned around, I go back and theres still about a 2 foot gap between the car and the dock. so they tell me thats my problem. I have to go buy a 1/2 thick sheet of steel to lay accross the gap to drive the truck off. What a bunch of ****ing idiots. You can probably get a job there starting out as the boss.
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Great, I'll be like Charleton Heston at the beginning of Planet of the Apes "In a few weeks... we'll be running the place!"
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Originally Posted by Bob Dole
Ain't neither. It's just you ain't from 'round here, boy.
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Originally Posted by Stinger
Wow ... coming from NJ and worried about the smell?????
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There is a raw sewage plant you can smell for miles when driving North or South on I-95 (NJ turnpike) past exit 13 in Elizabeth NJ.
That's where I worked for Yellow Freight. Smelling sh*t all night on the loading dock.