Back when we used to have first in first out, that was crazy. If you have a run were you had 10-20 guy's going and they hand loads to 8 guy's at the same time, and the first guy in get's to leave first? What kind of policy is that? It created so many problem's among the driver's and not to mention the safety part, there is alway's a couple guy's that are going to do anything they can do to be the first one in. You couldn't even stop to take a leak, even though you might be the number#1 driver but you end up being number#8 if you have to go the bathroom. That was insane. Luckily, they didn't enforce it most of the time, but as soon as somebody would tick of a fos, they would enforce it as retaliation because they knew it caused driver's to argue. Now as long as your not late you hold your seniorty spot, but I heard that some terminals say it's who dispatches first? So guy's will stand around and can't leave until the #1 and #2 ect ect dispatche in the right order. I don't get that, if that's true.