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ABFer said:
I know a couple of people (not many) who have better paying local driving jobs than mine. They seem to be in the chemical industry.
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I know of a couple of people in the chemical industry who make a LOT more than I do.
If they get caught they get free room, board and health care.
 
Boilerpeddle said:
I know of a couple of people in the chemical industry who make a LOT more than I do.
If they get caught they get free room, board and health care.
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I don't know any of that type of chemical worker anymore.
 
the only trucking job i know thats paying more than what we make is working for the shale gas jobs or oilfield jobs in n dakota where a driver can make almost 2k a week....but thats for some long hours....
 
foxman042 said:
the only trucking job i know thats paying more than what we make is working for the shale gas jobs or oilfield jobs in n dakota where a driver can make almost 2k a week....but thats for some long hours....
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That's one area I'm talking about.

Also I have a buddy making 2k to 4k a week as a trainer with Prime Inc.
 
.357 said:
I hope you don't believe everything everybody tells you.
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He averages 7k to 10k in gross revenue a week when he trains(
Based of a 5000 mile week average and $1.70 mile rate.) His fixed weekly expenses of $2,200, fuel $2500, paying his trainee $600 plus $150 in workman comp insurance, and $680 in taxes he nets almost $2400 a week.
 
Stoney said:
He averages 7k to 10k in gross revenue a week when he trains(
Based of a 5000 mile week average and $1.70 mile rate.) His fixed weekly expenses of $2,200, fuel $2500, paying his trainee $600 plus $150 in workman comp insurance, and $680 in taxes he nets almost $2400 a week.
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I'm not buying into any of that and I just can't believe that anyone else would.
 
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