I'm just saying.... a company or corporation applied for a loan.... what is the big deal? The other freight companies could have applied also.... and if they did and received a loan....would we still be having this conversation?I have a problem with so many things going on these days that I don't have room for one more!
Call your representative. As I've said in other posts once the president sees the optics in it it will be rescinded. Are you as upset about every other industry, or just yrc and every single lazy dishonest unproductive driver who lets the clutch out?. When they pull the loan in a few days or a few weeks make sure to pop in and give us the finger. Maybe we'll see a post how tired you are with the mandatory 14 hour days and 60 hour weeks. Or possibly the president will lift the hours of service requirement so you can work 20 hour days the way every CEO in America wants. Make sure to get the word out puff. Write letters to the editor, go on faceplant, twitter, etc. Better yet next time you see a yrc criminal at a stop, punch him out. That 'll send a message.
Is there any company that reweighs freight and reduces the charges if it weighs less than the customer said it Did? That is what that ridiculous lawsuit was about.
The US Government is ripping off taxpayers daily too, without our approval.
"I know.... I'm just a little frazzled.... good thing I am on vacation this week. Tired of the virus bs... tired of hearing we are going out of business.... tired of people wishing our demise to gain what?Stimpy, I was just trying to give a humorous response to this part of your earlier post:
"Am I the only one who has a problem with this???"
by posting this:
"I have a problem with so many things going on these days that I don't have room for one more!
PS - I basically agree with what you said.
Umm NO
99.5 percent of teamsters already do and nothing would ever change that. It remains to be seen if the IBT
I understand, but the Union imo has had no plan since deregulation, and the company hasn't had one either, with the exception of when Yellow was Yellow and undercutting others freight rates.
With the same mgmt I'm afraid you're right. I know 700 million wrongs don't make a right, but given who else received cares act money, it was still the right thing to do. Seeing as the stock price is starting to settle investors are having a hangover. Even with good mgmt, going forward is going to a struggle for everyone in this business. We'll see how they manage to grift enough money to the leadership. The CEO, CFO, God knows how many senior executive VP's the BOD, etc. I'd like to know if there is any oversight, or is owning 30% of the stock enough. Time will tell.
It’s funny how the US government gives out billions in aid to countries who hate us, every month, but when a company in our own country gets a lifeline, possibly saving thousands of American jobs, the jealous,hateful people want to put a knife in their back.
If you put too many stamps on a letter you mail does the post office refund you?
Only in this case puff. American Airlines just got 5.8 billion. 4.0 Billion is a grant. 32 billion for the travel and hospitality industry as a whole. Don't get me started on money for evangelical mega churches getting cares act money, or everyone's favorite band the eagles getting a check for cancelled concerts. But this one, THIS one is the line in the sand. All so you can say FU$$ the teamsters.
