Fuggin beautiful, this is.
Sounds good. It's Bravo Sierra.
Not many of them get a choice.
Dispatch tells them, they, go or get fired.
Fired for refusing a dispatch doesn't get you hired at a good job.
Some get a choice, but, at some point someone will have to take
that load. The company already committed to haul it.
If it gets hard to get those loads h hauled, rates to tgat city will go up.
The companies will live it, drivers won't see anything but their
normal cent/mile.
There used to be a mechanism to protect these guys somewhat.
But, it has become politically incorrect.
