That's not true at all. Ups didn't separate the freight side on it's books so it's hard to say if they were doing good or not. They had to be making money. The first quarter T Force had a respectable OR, with very minimal changes.
I could see thatI ran into a old friend from UPS this weekend and as hard
as we tried to not talk trucking in front of our ladies it had
to happen but got tangled up with some younger drivers
that like to come to the old men. No fear our girls save us
He said UPS only wanted it for 5 years and wanted to use
it as a tax write off. He was not a package car driver and very
legit man. I'll be curious to see how you all think. He seemed
very sure of what he was telling me. Just a note , we were not
drinking .
I ran into a old friend from UPS this weekend and as hard
as we tried to not talk trucking in front of our ladies it had
to happen but got tangled up with some younger drivers
that like to come to the old men. No fear our girls save us
He said UPS only wanted it for 5 years and wanted to use
it as a tax write off. He was not a package car driver and very
legit man. I'll be curious to see how you all think. He seemed
very sure of what he was telling me. Just a note , we were not
drinking .
I can't see that.....Smoke said he wasn't drinkin
“A party without alcohol is just a meeting.”.....I ran into a old friend from UPS this weekend and as hard
as we tried to not talk trucking in front of our ladies it had
to happen but got tangled up with some younger drivers
that like to come to the old men. No fear our girls save us
He said UPS only wanted it for 5 years and wanted to use
it as a tax write off. He was not a package car driver and very
legit man. I'll be curious to see how you all think. He seemed
very sure of what he was telling me. Just a note , we were not
drinking .
Or a meaningless waste of time unless coffee & doughnuts or beer , liquor & Cheap Hot Dogs are involved.
No company, no shareholder EVER intentionally loses money. The tax write off thing is a joke. It's like giving half of your paycheck to the Red Cross so you can write it off.I ran into a old friend from UPS this weekend and as hard
as we tried to not talk trucking in front of our ladies it had
to happen but got tangled up with some younger drivers
that like to come to the old men. No fear our girls save us
He said UPS only wanted it for 5 years and wanted to use
it as a tax write off. He was not a package car driver and very
legit man. I'll be curious to see how you all think. He seemed
very sure of what he was telling me. Just a note , we were not
drinking .
Fair enough, to a point. We have to remember that there are separate entities under the Corp. umbrella. Taking a (relatively small) hit on the freight portion in order to realize a significantly greater gain for the parent Corporation, makes absolute sense.
Well my Razor , I have many friends far smarter and have heard that they will donate a large bonus legally to
How dare you question the HOA chairman.Fair enough, to a point. We have to remember that there are separate entities under the Corp. umbrella. Taking a (relatively small) hit on the freight portion in order to realize a significantly greater gain for the parent Corporation, makes absolute sense.
To your point, a tax write off for losses is not a reason to buy a company. Tax credits, for all sorts of so-called clean initiatives or social agendas? THAT is a different story, involving free money, making the financially foolish into something of real benefit to the bottom line.
How dare you question the HOA chairman.
I'm sure UPS would be a much better-run company if Razor were sitting in the big chair.
Not to nit pick, but tax write offs and tax credits are two entirely different things.Fair enough, to a point. We have to remember that there are separate entities under the Corp. umbrella. Taking a (relatively small) hit on the freight portion in order to realize a significantly greater gain for the parent Corporation, makes absolute sense.
To your point, a tax write off for losses is not a reason to buy a company. Tax credits, for all sorts of so-called clean initiatives or social agendas? THAT is a different story, involving free money, making the financially foolish into something of real benefit to the bottom line.
Agreed. Absolutely.
They’ve got a smoking man’s taste and a thinking man’s filter…See it's good for you Breeze !
remember the old cigarette
commercials with the Doc smoking
Ultra Lights because they were
better for you ?
were there hot dogs involved?I ran into a old friend from UPS this weekend and as hard
as we tried to not talk trucking in front of our ladies it had
to happen but got tangled up with some younger drivers
that like to come to the old men. No fear our girls save us
He said UPS only wanted it for 5 years and wanted to use
it as a tax write off. He was not a package car driver and very
legit man. I'll be curious to see how you all think. He seemed
very sure of what he was telling me. Just a note , we were not
drinking .
NONE OF THEM DO!!!
