u/commandough

Just bend it back in place and get a welder to weld back in place?

Reitnouer trailers are notorious for weak welds.

Axles can actually vary on how much they're rated for, and companies might have their own preferences. But for a big enough dump, they can scale up to 40 tons, but companies might spec 4 lifts instead of 2 bigger ones because they can get a better deal on tires.

That's what ironically makes them cringe because they're wasting heavily modified superhumans on information gathering. Even a space marine will just die if they get caught in some high security facility

Okay, but track only hyper cars are already a thing. Tesla making a few tracks where you can do stuff like in the demo might be cool

I wouldn't say it changed me but it did kill my interest in mongering in places like the DR, Argentina etc, and in the US. Like yeah it's probably cheaper in the DR but why bother with the extra headache and it will probably be more expensive

If it's at the union position, then lol, don't go to FedEx. Just pick up a few more hours at your current job

As withany brokerage, they provide an important role that wouldn't be necessary in an ideal world. You need someone to connect shippers to carriers

Well, I guess it depends on how much that 5 dollars is relative to the rest of the check, and how much over time you make

My intrusive thoughts thoughts are why did they put the ramp facing toward the building?

Why is a steel fabricator in England doing this?

With Faith we can

3 sets of twins in Colombia

Now this is all just second hand, but from what I picked up from economists during the supply crisis back in 2020-21, is that trucks are only part of the supply chain with any flexibility left where you can panic and demand people break the law by speeding OR screw them over and tell them to sit around for 24 hours

Ty

I've done that and it's pretty boring

What does she do now?

Depends on the customer but usually flatbed is fcfs Monday through Friday. 7am to 3pm. That's one of the perks of the job

It's not really a cash cow, 1800 to 2000 is pretty standard wages for CDL. On the low side for seasonal work.

Assuming every shift is 12 hours and you work 6 days a week, overall pay is only about 28 bucks without overtime

A few months ago, I did a hazmat practice test with a few questions that were wrong. It can happen so study the actual handbook etc

Byzantine as a description means complex and confusing in a hostile way. Because of Byzantine's reputation for extremely dangerous political Infighting and coups.

It's like saying he felt like Ned Stark in King's Landing

Leandros' suspicions never really made any sense to me because Titus is probably the Ultramarine captain with the least amount of exposure to Chaos sorcery.

That's not too bad since it's been over 4 years. I assume for speeding?

40k gets hard carried against most settings by being 1 of the very few to use a weapon more powerful than a modern battle rifle as a default weapon. The bolster and power armor that can resist it mean SMs are practically top 5sci fi infantry as sci fi authors are allergic to weapons that can kill or cripple an ordinary human outright. Makes it too hard to right stories about regular people

Ah, yeah, i see the July 10th and 17th checks bring the average down a lot