when u realize how SHADY the TRUCKING industry really is 😵‍💫

My friend once owned 170 trucks and trailers and did 17 million dollars per year in revenue in trucking. This story he recently told me is when u realize just how shady the trucking industry really is.
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[@guyinatruck]

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[@californiacitizenswatch]

this happens every day in the trucking industry since the 30's BUT ... 178 trucks @ 17 mil a yr. ummm those #'s don't jive I know, I was an owner operator back in 80's with 15 trucks of my own just say'n

[@ryanrognstad7094]

You know they sell red n tacky in a spray can also you have hands...pull that tube dip your hand and really get to know your fifth wheel ;)

[@commoncents9732]

So how do you prevent a company from stiffing you the bill? Do you charge beforehand or do you make sure they pay for 1 dropoff before doing another? Also if the guy was making $17 million a year in revenue he definitely recovered, but it probably hurt a lot to take that hit in the short term.

[@sonsofliberty3081]

Pro tip. Don't jump off your truck or trailer. You'll pay for it later on. Also, just open the grease tube and smack it off the 5th wheel a few times. Don't stand there and pump all that out.

[@sp33drr]

sounds fake and gay

[@toradora1439]

This is why when the money stops, the work stops. Dont work for free.

[@IrritatedBear]

Not how business works though

[@davidkleiven9212]

​@@IrritatedBear I beg to differ lol unless you like being walked ON😂 FACT TRUTHS ËH 😉

[@scottjones8406]

never, never, never, and don't bank hours you never get paid

[@Lomhow]

​@@IrritatedBearyou sound like a manager

[@GoingInsane]

@@Lomhow TRUE 😂

[@jessesward9429]

Bro you violated the grease gun 😂 never seen it used like that

[@guyinatruck]

😂😂 I used a whole tube 😬

[@marcusagrippa8078]

He ain’t grease his shit he painted the whole damn 5th wheel red😂😂😂 just buy a grease pouch in the truck stop.

[@Fckngeekedbro206]

How the fuck is a trucker making 100K+ a year so god damn cheap he can’t buy an electric one? Lmfao. The time saved and hands not being destroyed pumping a full tube of grease out it worth it alone. He’d have been better off cutting the tube open, using a glove and smearing it!

[@grapeseed427]

A dry 5th wheel is a dangerous one.

[@brian_2040]

​@@guyinatrucka putty works better. And use the tube like a tube of toothpaste

[@justicedunham4088]

To me, that should be criminal fraud. You knew you didn’t have the money and lied for months. Everyone from that company who lied should be in prison

[@Bwnasty7]

Doesn’t work that way unfortunately. Biz files BK and most of these drivers are 1099 self-employed freelancers so you’re providing a service without upfront pay. Because of the self-employed laws you make more money and pay less in taxes but you’re also responsible for everything else. Have contracts with companies that want to pay immediately. The whole industry needs to fight back for better agreement contracts

[@silviuvisan505]

Its the same in contruction or other industries. Sadly the top dogs file for bankrupcy and transfer all their assets to some associate or familiar.

[@gmgssilverplate]

That's why "fraud" in these situations is so hard to prove because a lawyer or the company could have been banking on an economic recovery or blamed a rise in gas and warehouse fees or who knows what reason to not pay him and the judge might say well, it's clear that there was bad luck going on for the company and not fraud.

[@iReelyFish]

What truck driver makes 750k in a few months?

[@justicedunham4088]

@@iReelyFish that’s definitely not an individual, he has to own a fleet of trucks

[@Frostbite08]

Almost the exact same thing happened to my dad more than 20 years ago. The only reason he got his money was he went to the courthouse and filed a claim the moment he got the call from the owner. The company didn't get around to filing for bankruptcy until the next day, so his claim stood.

[@JockBlock-vd2ep]

That is not how it works but nice tale.

[@Frostbite08]

@@JockBlock-vd2ep It's exactly how it worked. You thinking it's fake just makes you look like you have no idea what you're talking about. This isn't a rare or outlandish story.

[@teddy3k3]

​​​@@Frostbite08 afaik, as a person who is familiar with the bankruptcy process, MOST COLLECTION stops (a process called automatic stay). Only money owed as a criminal proceeding and child support/alimony payments continue. So unless it was under a criminal proceeding, it's hard to believe it happened. Not saying it didn't happen, but there must be something else that made it exempt from automatic stay. Unless the debt was also not covered under the discharge of bankruptcy, in which case your dad would have to prove that it was a wilful case of fraud. Which I assumed he did if the story is truw

[@Frostbite08]

@@teddy3k3 I can't tell you what all happened, I just know what my dad's lawyer told him. This was 20+ years ago and was a business bankruptcy, not a personal one. His lawyer was thrilled to find out he'd filed for unpaid wages before they declared bankruptcy, and said any of his coworkers would have a hard time collecting if they tried to file after. And according to every coworker he talked to, that's exactly what happened. Two of them said they went to file claims after the business declared bankruptcy, and their claims were thrown out. My dad's wasn't. And I personally saw the settlement check, so I know he wasn't lying about getting it.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

I dont trust our courts at all. Two faced injustice system 1984 666

[@baddog9320]

And a week later they re open as a new company.

[@guyinatruck]

Yep like clockwork

[@tammybarrett13]

AMEN TO THAT AMEN 🙏

[@HawkGTboy]

That’s when you break down the owners door at 3 AM and pay him a visit.

[@jebidiahcarlyon3543]

Seriously. 750 grand probably wasn't even why they had to shut down. That's pennies next to 170 trucks....

[@Letyourcolorsblendwithmine]

@@jebidiahcarlyon3543 More like 170X$750 probably.

[@nightrider5420]

Never ever let a company get into you for that much. No good dead goes unpunished.

[@guyinatruck]

Sadly that’s true

[@MattHadder]

Deed

[@ragnaroksangel]

How do you fuck up a 4 letter word? It's DEED. Smh

[@wordman3624]

So evil dead does get punished? Groovy!

[@cuznj25.8]

@Celt1cfacts lmao, people get touched up for far less.

[@JonStark117]

*The trucking industry needs a MASSIVE reformation. There’s so much unbelievable conditions and fraud going on for decades that have only gotten worse for the Truckers.*

[@samandbritt224]

Let's not even get started on the overburdensome DOT rules and regulations that government and mega companies make in piles of cash from

[@hoominbeeing]

​@@samandbritt224yea it's always the regs that make things worse lol

[@peachesjohnson9387]

Facts

[@TolkienWedding]

Have they tried learning a skill other than driving?

[@josephfuller6229]

​@@TolkienWeddingwithout truckers this country would completely collapse within a week it's obvious by your comment that you are a fake patriot aka Republican

[@stevehdd9929]

This happens in lots of businesses. I had my own boring company for 7 years and finally gave it up over this very issue. Not getting paid is the most sickening feeling that i know.

[@mowmastermitch6899]

I was thinking the same thing. Its not just trucking. I do landscaping and refuse to work for large corporate locations. They take way to long to pay and will try to make up stuff to pay less. But regular people can suck as well.

[@brucegrimmett367]

His practice of allowing a customer to fall that far behind was absolutely stupid.

[@seancook4317]

yeah i was just about to comment "it's shady for idiots who take jobs from places that dont pay", i would not ever let any company miss a payment let alone many payment equaling 750,000k sometimes these stories just seem like horse shit, like who is this stupid, also is he talking about a trucking co. owner? do truckers make 3 quarters of a million dollars driving truck for a year? i feel like there is like 10 guys with that job lol

[@tobybrown1179]

Usual practice to run out to 90 days for the so called big players… in Australia anyhow

[@brucegrimmett367]

@@tobybrown1179usual practice for the service provider if they can afford it. Clearly the trucking company could not. Should have cut them off until all invoices were current. Giving one customer that much control is very risky. It is also a lazy way to market services.

[@Kratos-eg7ez]

As long as he has paperwork, he can do whatever he wants. All he has to do is sue em n he'll get all the money hes owed itll just take some time, but it clearly wasnt that great of an idea.

[@brucegrimmett367]

@@Kratos-eg7ez what will be gained from a lawsuit if the party you are bringing the suit against is bankrupt? A judgement means nothing if the party is unable to pay the judgement.

[@southerndualsport3827]

All businesses deal with this, you simply DO NOT EVER GIVE CREDIT LIKE THAT.

[@Floridaman8783]

Yes it does. It happens every single day. Not just trucking

[@guyinatruck]

Yes you do when your customer is a major company and requires net 120 payment terms.

[@guyinatruck]

They had a lien but others had priority

[@guyinatruck]

Yepper sure does

[@Floridaman8783]

@ralofofriverwood4806 You always do leins and notices to owners. But. That shit don’t mean your gonna get paid. Especially if there’s multiple vendors in position in front of you. I.e. 1st position, 2, 3, 4th and so on. Not to mention. They can just bind the whole thing off. Been there done that. I always file mine bc it’s the only recourse I have but beyond that? Not much I can do

[@DarkYuy]

This isn't a problem in just trucking. My step-dad is a retired bricklayer and said this shit happened all the time to them when he was young. They'd go to deposit their paycheques to discovered the company didn't have the money to pay them.

[@ericortega1745]

Oh s*it. That's horrible, id be pissed off

[@blackpillfitness9136]

And each bj will be calculated as only being worth $10. So if a company owes me $750k thats 75,000 bjs. Get to work Ms.Turin

[@DarkGhostHacker]

Yeah many industries do this. And reporting to the authorities only sometimes helps. Many times the authorities do nothing.

[@vicO1323]

There was a builder/developer that wouldn't pay for 90 days after you completed the work. There was always another subcontractor to do their work. If I sent an invoice to a builder by the end of the month I expected payment by the 10th. 1 1/2% each month it was late.

[@sourdface4709]

Workers should have the right to go back and undo whatever work they did at will if their employer doesn't pay them for it.

[@GannyZz]

Had an old boss in the trucking industry. He had a long time relationship(and contract) with a company. They snaked him and got in bed with his competitor. He was doing a demo on the side and found a massive 20ft hornet nest. Instead of going the legal route, he carefully transported and dumped that nest on their warehouse, which closed them for 2 days. Somehow he got away with it too. That industry is no joke.

[@smolpener7430]

If a company is worth your trust, they pay on time.

[@guyinatruck]

sadly trust can be broken

[@TJ-W]

@@guyinatruck you say the word “like” entirely too much

[@evolicious]

@@guyinatruck and when trust is broken, you end the relationship. Just like any relationship. Anyone that is relying on the word and trust of someone that violates trust, deserves to be scammed.

[@brianmead7556]

If I'm not paid on full on time and it's not an isolated clerical error, I'm out.

[@Michael-uc2pn]

Walmart: understandable, we'll get someone else. A lot of big companies do exactly what the video describes, expect it's more like 90 days, and they generally don't go bankrupt. Paying you late fees is often cheaper than the interest on a line of credit, and they have enough business to force you to put up with it if you want their money. Standby lines of credit are a good idea in this case though, if the company goes under or refuses to pay, the bank pays you instead, and their lawyers go after the company. Basically insurance.

[@Zachary_Walker]

80 yo lady walked into my store earlier and said her otr trucker husband of 40 years had died in the sleeper . Took two days to find out and the company told the widow it was her problem to find a way to get the body home. Now fighting her for his life insurance. Worked for them 40 years. I am still livid and I don’t even know the people

[@guyinatruck]

Wow that is so dang sad and unbelievable! A driver gives 40 yrs of their life and they treat him with such disrespect?! 😩

[@StrangeTerror]

What state was this in? This sounds like a classic case of the firefighters going 🤷 idk I guess there was a short.

[@Bizzydagoat]

That’s insane smfh

[@pickleboy6059]

@@guyinatruck insurance company is at vault for the life insurance. Unfortunately if you ever read it, you’ll find out it really only covers accidentally active work related deaths. Passing of old age “at work” doesn’t fall under that. Hopefully a judge will make them still pay it out

[@theglitch99]

Not suprised 😊

[@ARVash]

If you take them to court early and you don't have this problem. Frequently they buckle at the first letter from your lawyer. A few hundred bucks isn't much to get a few hundred thousand.

[@jefferymeadows7671]

As a former salesman, no fronts.

[@CheddarCheeseBandit]

Who the F showed you how to grease a 5th wheel

[@guyinatruck]

🤔😬

[@AmbeSwag]

​@@guyinatruckI worked part-time as a truck mechanic. Your suppose to remove off the old grease, clean the fifth wheel with diesel. Check for cracks and any deformities and then put new grease through the nipples. Theres a specific pattern your suppose to do on the fifth wheel. If I did this, I would get my ass kicked.

[@bbowerful]

Would be fired. First trailer you hooked up and half of it would rub right off

[@stoneyislandranch9783]

Hopefully he doesn't scrape it off upon hooking

[@Hbomb-nm2fv]

@@AmbeSwag that’s retarded, if you were rebuilding a fifth wheel or doing a safety inspection then yeah I’d clean it but if you are just greasing the truck pop the cap off the tube and squeeze it while dabbing it on.

[@EverythingN.Nothing]

Same thing happened to a hotshot driver friend of mine. He was hauling tiny homes and storage sheds from one roadside location to another for a flat rate per unit. This went on for weeks "we'll pay you when they're ALL delivered." They stopped answering the phone and never showed to the location. So, he's got 3 tiny homes and a couple sheds for sale. 😂. I got one free. Now he won't take multi-day jobs from new clients without DAILY payment. No pay today, no work tomorrow. It's in his contracts. He was in the middle of a job and they stopped paying. He told them he wouldn't be back tomorrow. "That's fine. Well call you next week." Next week he was in Wyoming and they were pissed he hadn't been at home waiting by the phone for their call. They had stuff they needed to be delivered! Shoulda read the contract. Man's got to make a living...

[@BushidoBrownSama]

How much for the tiny home?

[@bobbowie5334]

We'll pay you when you've done all the work. _Hahahahahaha._

[@joshuakarr-BibleMan]

​@@BushidoBrownSama I bet it's 5 or 10 grand

[@dra6o0n]

@@bobbowie5334 Funny thing, that's the same trick the Trump family did to scam contractors who built them their casinos and hotels... Then they blacklisted them from getting employed by anyone in the construction industry.

[@fl1616]

nice bro its not like they were gonna pay him 40k lmfao. dumbass vendors, god bless truckers man stick it to the bastards

[@dullydulls4550]

You want some fifth wheel with that *GREASE* 😂

[@ConstitutionalAmerican]

With all the new regs, it’s a miracle what truckers do. You are our heroes.

[@acohen5267]

Moral is dont work for free for 6 months then ask for your money. If they can’t pay monthly they can’t pay in 6 months.

[@KrakenIsland64]

120 days aka 6 months 👍 checks out.

[@Excalibur2]

​@@KrakenIsland64 you know what he means

[@KrakenIsland64]

@@Excalibur2 yea but if I know what he meant why is the douchenozzle auto-correct guy winning the house.

[@fenixchief7]

​@@KrakenIsland64 4 months, 6 months its all semantics. The point still remains, don't work for promises. You're definitely a douchnozzle tho, have fun with that.

[@dazenguile4215]

@@KrakenIsland64 wtf are you saying? lol.. winning the house?

[@tremors536]

It’s not just trucking, it’s everywhere. If people can screw you, they usually will. Get everything in writing and never overextend yourself on an IOU

[@jimwednt1229]

, yep

[@jamesbarbour8400]

Very good advice, regardless of what business you're in

[@elvalvinoskyo3307]

That why you gotta do the screwing

[@jamesszalla4274]

True. I worked in HVAC, and we’d have people trying to screw us over all the time. Small restaurant and convenience type store were the worse, followed by slumlords.

[@guyinatruck]

That is true sadly

[@prolarka]

That is why some of the more honest people rather operate as a sole trader than open a limited company. They take full responsibility for everything they do in business, with their own personal wealth.

[@user-jh2id1og5p]

Bankruptcy should only deal with business loans not personal people and workers and that is the real downfall of companies are people.... It changed the laws to make it to where it's easier to hurt people and help companies.

[@Grumpycat95]

Never , I repeat NEVER push harder to help any company , even relatives would screw you over money , people have no control or self respect anymore .

[@guyinatruck]

Yea I hear ya on that brother sadly

[@RX-8GT]

Definitely true, right about the family, My opinion they first not to trust, Seen that with a few friends with their relatives,ridiculous.

[@jasongeorge745]

Said perfectly.

[@michaelgreene2920]

Nobody else will fuck you over like family.... Believe me, I know...

[@joedeal151]

This is not new to this era. Greedy people will be greedy people, whether they are rich or poor.

[@acgstereoman]

My rule of thumb is simple: nothing comes out of my trailer until I get paid. Has always worked for me.

[@jimwednt1229]

Haha YES

[@TheObserver3]

Yep' it's mine till you pay for it.

[@craighightower4736]

What companies pay you, before they unload your truck?

[@acgstereoman]

@@craighightower4736 I do hotshot. I make more doing hotshot than everyone I know who drives big rigs. I got my start on Uship, and have built such a large customer-base that people call me directly. I will not use Central Dispatch because they deal with a lot of companies who do that net 30 bs. A good way to look at it is if someone can't pay you upon delivery, they need to wait until they have the money before they request transport.

[@noteansylvan6051]

​@@acgstereomanthis is the way tbh. If you deliver the product on time and they can't pay on time, I see no reason to hand over the product. Even lights a fire under their asses to get the money together, especially if it's something important.

[@depo5626]

He’s not exaggerating, this kind of thing happens all of the time. When I brokered freight, I saw it happen countless times, and it disgusted me how so many customers, brokers, and even other carriers treated carriers. There’s A LOT of fraud and slimy dealing in the industry, and people have to stay vigilant.

[@TheChickenGuy666]

I have been with the same company for 30 years and they have never missed a paycheck. That is his stupidity for not getting paid every week.

[@scottbbfrostelfuego9538]

Never front out your work like that. They found themselves a sucker and sucked as much free work as they could out of him smh

[@klinedinst14]

The guy made 17 million in annual revenue so God bless him he was trying to help out a business and not try to put people out of work for that business and that business freedom over that's a shame but I don't look at it that way because if I made 17 million every year in revenue if I lost $750,000 I would write it off on my taxes and be thankful that I could help those people that I see when I pick up a load working that I could help them to keep a paycheck in those pockets there's no way that he didn't get that back and you know it when you have a business like that have insurance if you found a police report and went to court and not get the money I would have went to the insurance and got the money back or like I said I would have written it off in my taxes that's what business do when they do their taxes and can count 4 things that missing

[@TheRyandahlgren]

profit margins for most buisnesses are 5-7%, which means that 750k, even if you use it as a tax write down, or create a contra account allowing for losses, still wipes out a considerable portion of annual profits.@@klinedinst14

[@hezigler]

"Never give a sucker an even break." W. C. Fields

[@HH-le1vi]

Its called Net 120 payment terms. Its not shady, just not preferred unless that vendor has a very good credit history and payment history. I almost always recommend 50% deposit, net 30 for the rest, if they go past due its 30% interest plus late fees for any service company. Keeps you in business but also keeps the other company or customer accountable.

[@RiseOfAnarchism]

​@@klinedinst14just say you either like getting exploited or exploiting workers. Some smooth brain logic to think it's a positive.

[@jimsmith2191]

If they don't pay 30 to 60 days don't haul their stuff that's on him

[@yourmomma4423]

In this economy haha i wouldnt losn yhrm anything thats what banks are for

[@Stack-hr5xn]

@@yourmomma4423 you trust banks🤣

[@smartnothard2400]

Agreed but that’s not exactly how big contracts work. 3 months (90 days / quarterly) is pretty good for those numbers. I’ve seen smaller contracts with longer dates . That’s where the saying don’t write cheques you can’t cash originates from 😆 Unless you meant 30 to 60 days after the original 90 days. But again, if you’re on 17M a year then it’s probably more beneficial to spread a good name than to not haul their stuff. The fact that they went bankrupt is where things fall apart as if it’s like that, the hauling company probably shouldn’t have taken the work on to start with / didn’t do their homework 1000%.

[@no_special_person]

"thats on him" no

[@The_trees_have_ears]

As an accountant, we generally do accounts payable payments every 30 days unless the vendor requests we pay them later (say net every quarter)

[@ElMalito187]

Talk about be violated in the worst way possible.

[@DeniseFriendo]

Yeah, showering with your daughter as president

[@potatoheadpokemario1931]

Don't keep working if you're not paid

[@tech4life884]

That's why you always demand payment before taking their load anywhere.

[@guyinatruck]

I’ve never came across a customer who pays upfront or even right away

[@evolicious]

@@guyinatruck Then that means you have not found a customer. If the job doesn't pay properly and legally, it's not a job.

[@apersonontheinternet8006]

@@evolicious NET120 is 100% legal and is standard operating procedure for many large companies. You sound like a W-4 guy that has never run a company but seems to think that they know how things work.

[@johnsmoak8237]

Let it be made clear: just because someone else said it is legal for you to treat them a certain way doesnt mean you expect everyone else to obey said law. To each their own.

[@garyosborn3168]

Yeah that's definitely not a thing...

[@georgetsokanis3542]

I was an ltl trucker,got paid hourly, worked for a company. My company leased the trucks. I had a rig with a lift gate. I noticed a serious crack in it and wrote it up. A couple of days later I got that same trailer back,did my inspection thinking that they replaced it or in the least welded it. Nope, they just painted over it and wrote that trailer up again with plenty of choice words. I quit that company soon after that when they pulled a fast one. Ltl is a mixed load. I would inspect my load and noticed a black plastic around the pallet and a generic bill of laden with no description or weight. That's odd. When I pulled the black plastic off and it was a food item. That day I also got loaded with a 6.1 in the nose. Transporting a 6.1,a poison with food is illegal and subject to a major fine on driver and company.

[@loganm2766]

Tbh that’s a lesson learned. You can’t trust people that much, especially with that much of your time and hard earned money.

[@BlackEpyon]

It's simple. If they don't pay, they don't get deliveries.

[@jamescaneda9515]

It’s scum that have all the excuses to stretch out paying. 60 days and I put you on COD.

[@poebutcheddar]

It's against federal law to hold a load hostage no matter what the situation. Stop giving bad advice. Drivers have done that at my company and they ended up in handcuffs.

[@BlackEpyon]

@@poebutcheddar Hostage? Why should I even bother picking it up if I'm not getting paid?

[@rompevuevitos222]

​@@poebutcheddar then don't load it? Just tell them they can hire someone to drive the rest of the way and bring the truck back to you. Cannot afford it? Their problem

[@jchapman1605]

NEVER let someone get that far in your pocket

[@guyinatruck]

They were deep in the pocket

[@dariusthegreat9821]

Fuck " that far" don't let em get a penny I debt no money means no work

[@ashlavanadis]

Note this is not about truckers themselves, the people. This is about an industry motivated primarily by profit.

[@portrait1001]

I had some serious questions about my first parachute purchase, and the store told me " there policy is if it doesn't work you can always bring it back" who could refuse an offer like that 😂

[@leggoego]

Guys he absolutely greased the 5th wheel like a goober for engagement in the comments. I mean that's the only plausable explaination.

[@Nunya111]

Most people are literally incapable of seeing that

[@jstefa2]

@@Nunya111 its still well greased... if its stupid and it works it aint stupid :D

[@Nunya111]

@@jstefa2 it is stupid if it’s the companies grease being applied (but not if it generates tons of extra engagement) :D I don’t care either way though, you completely missed the point of the comment I was replying to.

[@jstefa2]

@@Nunya111 oh i didnt miss anything :D but that doesent mean we cant poke fun at each other :D the smiley face at the end was a hint :P

[@Nunya111]

@@jstefa2 I smiled too D:

[@darr2782]

Bro used that grease gun like he was drunk pissing on a tree

[@guyinatruck]

😂😂

[@NibblesTheNibbler]

It'd be easier to just squeeze it right from the tube instead of pumping it all out of a grease gun. Better yet, just get a 5gal bucket of grease and just apply with a putty knife.

[@scotthoffmaster4600]

Its not the trucking industry really its the companies they contract with.

[@thesausage351]

Exactly. The trucks did their job, they just did it with a shady company.

[@brahmdorst5154]

This literally happens in every industry.

[@ericmartinez7559]

One of my employees told me he went to a gun range one time to see how much a membership cost. The guy at the register told him he'll give him a one year pass to the shooting lanes for a hundred dollars. Two days later, the range shut down.

[@226olson]

My wife and I visited the Milwaukee zoo when we were newly married. They charged us $20 or whatever per ticket at the gate, and after we've been walking for about 5 minutes we hear a notice that the zoo is closing in 15 minutes. No one bothered to tell us on our way in... we saw the monkeys and got one of those smashed penny souvenirs and that's about it.

[@brandonhoover2120]

File a dispute on your card is what is i would do

[@Ekdrink]

Never been to ranges what’s wrong here?

[@luckedout88]

@@Ekdrinkthe one year pass was only useful for 2 days

[@TeamTimeRiders]

@@brandonhoover2120pass was probably in cash.

[@DocGrimDeatheus]

That's why you never do favors like that for companies they are just going to take advantage of you.

[@channelofstuff6662]

money now or nothing

[@faded_ink3545]

Pay me my money down - if you owe me a nickel I ain’t doing a tap of work until we’re square.

[@matthewholzmueller6292]

I've been here. When they owe you, it happens over time. When it gets down to shit or get off the pot, they go use someone else, and start paying them to get the next company on the hook.

[@oni5909]

@@matthewholzmueller6292yeah true but can’t like sue em ig?

[@jonmaclaine3342]

Don’t put that much grease on your 5th wheel. It’s all gonna get pushed to the end, put on the slope

[@rudyg528]

As a retired bill collector I always told my clients if someone hasn't paid you in 30 days place them for collections

[@szymontrojanowski7565]

Forgive the debt, write it off as a loss, report them to IRS for unreported income, recup some of your losses.

[@mikep1380]

My tax advisor said you can’t write off uncollected income.

[@BabyGators]

@@mikep1380you just don’t recognize it as revenue. Depends on your accounting method as to whether you never recognize it or have to write it off afterwards. But you can absolutely have the irs go after them for benefiting (profiting) from the free work. Doesn’t help you though

[@alexpacino1]

Doesn’t bad debt go under the expense portion of the ledger?

[@surr3ald3sign]

Wrong, you suit the ever loving fuck out of them over and over and over again until they either give you your money or they ACTUALLY go bankrupt

[@mikep1380]

⁠@@surr3ald3sign That’s a problem. To open a broker company all you need is $300 and the bond that doesn’t cost much, after that its all depends how good you are at finding shippers. So in theory someone can open up brokerage company every six months, collect money from shippers, don’t pay truckers then when claims pile up bankrupt the company snd open new one. Many do that over and over.

[@nothingtoitdm6191]

Been trucking in the oil patch for awhile, good rates but hard on equipment, maintenance will kill you if you don't do most of it yourself

[@guyinatruck]

Yes oilfield and construction is rough on trucks

[@junicohen7918]

The rates are straight up garbage now.every rate cutting halfwits is busy trying to be cheap now

[@johnkoury1116]

I was a roughneck a lifetime ago in Abilene and I have seen some crazy shit in all aspects.

[@davidking8745]

Take care of your truck and it will take care of you...simple

[@cercaz]

That's his fault for terms like that. It's a massive struggle with our Controller anytime a project I work on has anything but N30

[@eldiablo3794]

That trucker is obviously way too nice and learned a valuable lesson lol.

[@thatguyfromthatthingthattime]

Companies like Pegasus and JSI (and other freight forwarders) love to pick on independent truckers, and small trucking companies. They hold what they owe you and after lots of harassing they send little bits at a time, paying off the smallest bills first. Pegasus specifically owed us over 10 grand on several occasions, so we picked up all their freight they wanted us to get and held it hostage until they paid up. The trucking industry sucks to work for. I've gone months without pay waiting for these bigger companies to pay up before.

[@marcushennings9513]

Each to their own, but this is why I like being a company driver and getting good rest at night. When a companie's comdata card doesn't work at the fuel pump, that's usually a red flag. If my pay is incorrect too many times, that's a red flag. I try to steer clear of mega carriers because I'm not convinced that they won't use a nearby rookie to leapfrog me on better loads because they can pay the rookie less.

[@westabsupplyebay4093]

And people wonder why there's a nationwide shortage of 80k plus truck drivers.

[@towcat]

Nah, there's no shortage of drivers. Thousands of drivers try to start every year. Huge surplus of people with CDLs who aren't using them and an even bigger surplus of drivers with lots of hours in non CDL trucks There's a shortage of pay. Start paying us better, gives us better work/life balance, better benefits, and more reliable income, and you'll be amazed how many drivers show up for a job

[@elitex50]

There never was a shortage. Go work now see if there is one. 🤣

[@JHeck1989]

There is a shortage of truckers but they pay is shit. I keep my CDL for a rainy day

[@stevemiller.]

​@@towcatain't that every broke joe

[@guyinatruck]

That seems to be what they want us to think

[@GarthFodder]

Thank you for not obnoxiously looping your video 🤙🏽

[@ryanhampson673]

Yup, my Dad owns a trailer leasing company and this is a constant thing. Operators skipping out on bills and also moving and hiding the trailers so they can keep using the trailers without paying. Years ago I helped him steal his own trailer back from a lot that hadn’t payed.

[@Kanabtaxi]

If they don’t pay after 30 days, start putting liens on their property.

[@questioner1596]

If they go bankrupt there is still a chance you won't get paid - if there are more creditors than money there is an order to who gets paid first.

[@subbinbacktoallsubbs5272]

​@@questioner1596 if they are bankrupt they can't afford lawyers. Start reposesing.

[@krevor4095]

@@questioner1596 Which means "Don't wait to put that lien on them."

[@davidkleiven9212]

BINGO 😉 I was WAITING for a legitimate way of doing IT ËH lol 😆😉 FACTS TRUTHS ËH 😉😂

[@28cthedestroyer]

​@subbinbacktoallsubbs5272 lol they probably don't have much worth of anything, and the bank usually has first dibs and they going to take anything of value, so what is left probably won't even cover your lawyer fees

[@michaelmorales3097]

Rule- don’t let someone take your kindness for weakness

[@guyinatruck]

Agreed! Great rule

[@michaelmorales3097]

@@guyinatruck still trying to get my money back from a “friend” that was suppose to fix one of my older bmws up gave him 11 grand to rebuild it from the ground up with paint new turbos and everything. Don’t want to go the legal route but may have to

[@nia6849]

People think kindness and respect as weakness.

[@kni9ght]

Exactly, I have to deal with it but I’m getting better, I’m very hesitant to be kind to people today

[@TheForging]

Simple rule to follow. If you don't get paid for the 1st job, don't do the 2nd job. Find another company that is consistent

[@seapotatoes7260]

Never ever let a mf tell you they'll pay you later. If they can't afford it now odds are they'll never be able to afford it. You will get screwed and it'll be on you for being the nice guy. There are no nice guys in business it's eat or be eaten. I quit over not being reimbursed 300 dollars on time I can't imagine having 750k in a pretend fund.

[@trail_mix24]

Even in personal matters it sucks. I sold a truck to a guy who said he'd pay me 500/month for 9 months. He only paid me 2 grand and made such a fuss i couldn't deal with it anymore. Refused to abide the contract and i had to give up. I told him of he paid 2750 total i would be done otherwise i was gonna repossess, and he didnt call my bluff. People fucking suck

[@Jasondurgen]

Exactly. I don’t care how trustworthy the company is or how good of terms you are on with them: if you’re short money, you get that shit yesterday and not a second later

[@mindhax_]

True

[@SwarfCrawler]

​@@trail_mix24 bro you're a fool. Thats like me walking into the forrest and night with nothing and getting fuckdd up and going ohh nature sucks.. Im sorry i understand you were trying to do somerthing good but. Do you understand how the world and people work?

[@stevenharder308]

No industry is above this. There are shady people everywhere.

[@geronimopratt7976]

No disrespect, I never heard a fast food worker say their pay was held for 120 days

[@stevenharder308]

The point is about business to business shenanigans. Obviously there have been construction and maintenance contractors hung out to dry by fast food business owners. To your point though, do you really believe that no carhops or fry cooks have had their hours “edited” by shady employers? It would be a miracle if one of the most low paid, naive, uneducated, and/or desperate class of employees in the world were never taken advantage of.

[@badideagenerator2315]

​@@geronimopratt7976 fast food has its own set of problems.

[@SchemingGoldberg]

@@geronimopratt7976 That happens all the time. Restaurant employees often have their paycheck delayed.

[@matthewgarner8728]

Our whole capalist system is broken. Its not just trucking...

[@user-pl9vf4ri2z]

I've already got 14 weeks in on my 1st trucking job and I have already learned the game. Lucky for me I started with a great company. There also used to be a saying: If you can do something, don't do it for free. Being nice is one thing, helping is one thing, but not getting paid for work is another.

[@TheSimba86]

that's why you don't keep hauling for people that don't pay, first skipped payment is the day you walk away and stop doing work for them

[@Mournful3ch0]

Or do solid, contracted terms like Net 30. 4 months is insanity

[@STapia-hf7vp]

I did a job for my aunts elderly friend who was totally taken care of by trust fund. When I went to settle up she told me, "No, I am not paying you." Now, this was after I had saved her life from choking on a huge chunk of tri-tip at my uncles memorial. These soulless carcasses are out there.

[@guyinatruck]

Gosh that seems very soulless to not pay someone for taking care of them like agreed upon 🤦‍♂️

[@berniemadoff7837]

Sue

[@dougybrownie481]

Some got understand that some times you have go full mafia hit an on people.The law has never help.Just fact they know there life going end quick will do amazing things

[@sleepii15]

Give her some more Tri Tip

[@memehovel9887]

I used to work in 401k recordkeeping, and I saw similar first hand. Company just vanished overnight, bosses all disappeared and the truckers showed up to an empty warehouse. They hadn't gotten their employee contributions and there was no one in HR to approve disbursals. Their 401ks were locked up for months while a third party accounting outfit straightened out the paper trails and got their withdrawls approved.

[@jasonhare8540]

Dude I've been a contractor for 25 years and there's no way I would agree to any deal that delayed payment of services rendered for any more than a week . We promise don't pay sh#t .....

[@newdefsys]

Every industry is shady. The whole damn world is shady AF.

[@Scumful]

yep. its sad asf. All about money now... I mean it always has been but before social media and the internet n shit making it so easy to find new employees, people were more reliable tbh

[@thelizard556]

Humans are the only animal on Earth that have to pay to live so.....

[@Yukanhayt-Mhenow]

Yeah glad more people are starting to believe it when we say it!

[@guyinatruck]

Sadly it seems that way

[@guyinatruck]

Technology has increased the level of greed

[@Cyberhawkzz]

I’m in construction, you never let someone get that deep into you…ever. When they are owed or the owe…you keep it reasonable, or your done doing business with them.

[@guyinatruck]

Yeah this is pretty standard with larger companies

[@Littleweenaman]

PAUSE LMAO 😂

[@RX-8GT]

@@Littleweenaman😂

[@laptv2144]

The issue is the law and it happens in every industry practically. They know the cost of losing the business and of a law suit is huge so they’ll see how far they can push it

[@MrAndyboo]

My dad worked for a company in Midland Texas hauling crude oil, he continued to work for a while but they went bankrupt as well. He was never paid, it was many thousands of dollars in owed wages.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Man that story hurt. 750k is enough to make most people look for revenge.

[@guyinatruck]

either revenge or question existence, which he played with both evils.

[@JReef]

I'd be looking for blood and make heads roll for WAY less than that.

[@superstraighthhwhitemale8880]

I've taken revenge against a trucking company into my hands. I will never regret it. If I caused less than $1 million in damage (for being shorted a few hundred dollars), I'd be shocked. I poured DEF in the fuel tanks of 35 trucks, (DEF paid for out of pocket with cash), drilled holes into the company's above-ground 10,000 gallon fuel tank for the trucks, reported the diesel spill to the government (the company never did, the government found out because of me, and punished them), and burned down the owner's house while he was in jail. This company was too cheap to have security cameras on their property and I attacked all of my targets over the course of only 2 nights within significantly less than a year without being caught. They paid for their corruption without directly paying me.

[@imawreckerSaTx]

@@superstraighthhwhitemale8880epic 🏆

[@Vandicoup]

Sounds like and should be made into one of those Based on a True Story type of movies. You'd be getting all that you were owed and then some while sharing your incredible story with countless others, thus reinvigorating the working class Americans. Would be a dream, I'll say! :)@@superstraighthhwhitemale8880

[@isuckaspresident.dementiajoe]

My company hauled dedicated to some warehouses in NY state. When the one got only $30k behind we stopped delivering until it got paid. No one else delivered since we had the contract. They paid pretty quickly and we resumed. People need to remember that the trucker could control this country if they'd just stand up.

[@guyinatruck]

Very smart move

[@thombt963]

That’s the trouble, nobody will stand together, no matter where or even what country your in, US Aus UK, EU, there all the same, feel for the old girl, that’s just down right cruel…. 😢

[@jeremysanders8138]

Just about any blue collar industry could control the country...underappreciated people forsure.

[@flipflopsurfer4562]

If the Truckers would've stood up with the Air traffic controllers during the Raegan years labor would be in a very different position in the USA.

[@invaderzim1265]

Yup, the truckers are the backbone to America.

[@bassstudent4life]

Rules to go by in trucking. If it's a midsize to big company, don't let them owe you no more than a month's worth of work. If it's a small company to an individual, no more than 1 week or 2 (in very very rare circumstances).

[@Mfgguy]

That is messed up, however every business will go under if they let their customers steal from them for too long. You have stand your ground, and don’t be afraid to fire a customer.

[@Dougall13]

That looks like the most long winded way of applying a large amount of grease 😂

[@angryjugplayer1884]

I always hear about how much trucking can make, but I've been around truckers my whole life and I've never met anyone who wasn't being massively screwed on the job. For such a vital industry to the country, it is amazing how shaky the foundation of it is.

[@GenericUserName443]

It is not only trucking, but more like the whole society being held together by ductape and other temporary solutions.

[@purpletigerracing7087]

​@Fri3ndlyF1re currently we're at the point where society is being held together by hopes and dreams.

[@floridaman318]

​@@purpletigerracing7087 What hopes and dreams?

[@amosbackstrom5366]

It's a truckers term for when you don't have enough straps😂

[@westrim]

@@purpletigerracing7087 Why do you believe the past was different?

[@TeaInTheMorning-we2kh]

Makes me mad how companies can basically steal from hardworking people and get a slap on the wrist but if we stole that much money we would be doing serious time.

[@user-wc8lu7qd2m]

Cash on arrival. I am a business owner. A guy just bought 5,400 bucks in equipment. Received it, then did a credit card dispute. The guy said he was a cop before. Well now he’s going to jail of the dispute goes through.

[@IparanoiaZ]

If he didn’t go to court about it I’m sure it’s because there was a lot of illegal shit going on.

[@georgetrynamakeajug]

they filed bankruptcy ..all there debts disappear...he cant sue because they no longer owe him. sad really

[@guyinatruck]

they did try to sue but it didnt work out and they spent more money on legal fees

[@guyinatruck]

yup pretty much in most cases this is the truth

[@IparanoiaZ]

@@guyinatruck damn! He made the attempt but idk if I could sleep at night with that on my chest.. because I’m pretty sure once the company tanks u can’t recover credit wise or financially.. and u can’t get that time back.. like how do u go on after that :(

[@IparanoiaZ]

@@georgetrynamakeajug god dammit… is there a way for his debt to be dismissed aswell? So he doesn’t lose everything? I think he can file chapter 17 bankruptcy which allows him to make payments on his debt and they can’t take the trucks and stuff that would buy him time to work something out in the industry to get the trucks rolling and get income right?!

[@sincerdagain6060]

Thats why you never let them get ahead of you financially. Stop delivering until you get paid.

[@guyinatruck]

Well they weren’t they had 120 days to pay

[@imabebebebe2496]

who accepts a paycheck once every 4 months?

[@LKS-M9323]

​​@@imabebebebe2496e like to call those individuals Targets 😆😆. Company Filed Bankrupcy, Move 3 warehouses down, and changed the name of the company . Lol

[@Stevesguitarchannel_777]

That’s how it is at bars and restaurants too. I worked at a brewing Company called Rivertown not long after they opened and they had me work for free for 10 hours and when I went back asking when I work again, they told me that I was not on the hiring list and that they would not pay me And every day I drove past, the brewery looked dead and empty even when I went to pick up DoorDash orders it still dusty and empty where they were signature for every delivery pick up. I remember less than one year they closed for good and it turned out they were filing for bankruptcy because they didn’t listen or care about what the workers had to say about coming up with ideas And solutions to the company.

[@3dartxsi]

The rule of thumb is if its a business owned by someone worth six figures or more, it is a virtual guarantee that either they or someone they do business with has screwed someone over. It aint just the trucking industry.

[@dw5523]

That’s all businesses. Do not extend credit to clients. Ever. Period. Because the ones who need it, end up never paying. They simply can’t afford to have markers called in bc they’re operating on the margins 💯 of the time.

[@guyinatruck]

this is true it is all businesses, but extending credit is a little different than agreeing to contractually working with each other while setting payment terms as net accounts, it's pretty standard

[@aldawgd]

Noooooo businesses do this! What are you talking about! 30 days is even rare!!! 120 days??? Are you joking??? No one does this

[@Illich302]

Everybody who is saying that’s how business works clearly has never been nothing more than a worker. This poor trucker worked against himself. The comment that said “once payment stops work stops” is the brightest comment i read here. The trucker could’ve hauled a load on his truck and said if he doesn’t see payment immediately all loads stop. He would’ve found out that farmer couldn’t pay much much earlier. Moral of the story is rich people never work for free, poor people do.

[@grey7603]

I had the same thing happen, but in a different industry and that’s what caused my business to close. I had to pay everybody out of pocket because they were doing net 30 with us and they were our largest client at the time. They were mid-cap company with several headquarters, but they magically filed for bankruptcy one day without warning.

[@dapper_gent]

That's why it's a good idea to run a credit check on the shipper and get out early.

[@guyinatruck]

this company had an excellent credit score, was in biz for years with the same customers. But I agree if you are doing business with someone, a hand shake isn't enough these days.

[@spangdeez498]

Had an old telephone job where they’d “give” you like $250 per referral that got hired on- well they’d tell you that only pays out like every six months… and BAM! Like the day before or week before- they’d “have to let you go” and you’d rack up like a thousand dollars in referrals or in some others cases THOUSANDS of dollars and get let go the day before 🤦🏽‍♂️ yeah they got a lot of people that way

[@guyinatruck]

Why am I not surprised 🤦‍♂️

[@mrcaboosevg6089]

Sounds illegal

[@67ss76]

Are you like sure like the way that's like what like happened.

[@danels7]

they still have to pay you. sue them if you can afford to

[@pathfinderlight]

@@danels7 Suing someone in the US isn't all peaches and cream like everyone seems to think. Even in the case of victory, lawyers make out with most of the winnings. Companies bank on this by having lawyers on staff to deal with this kind of thing all the time.

[@derricktalbot8846]

This is the WORST thing about Corporations being People. You can't Murder a Corporation for stealing $750k from you.

[@LegoWormNoah101]

Not just trunking: every industry has those companies that accidentally scam customers by going bankrupt before fulfilling their promises.

[@aaronv251]

Yet you can go to JAIL for writing a $20 check that doesn’t clear.🙄

[@guyinatruck]

I know right!

[@sortofanoakyafterbirth3661]

Try to do what Hunter Biden did.

[@beagletheusher]

My man, I ain't ever seen a saddle coverd in more grease than in this video

[@guyinatruck]

Too much? How do you do it bro?

[@hawaiiangunner]

I put on a rubber glove and I just smear it around. That way I don't have to use all of that and waste so much.

[@russellpeffer7736]

​@@guyinatruckI put about 1/4 the amount you do on the 5th wheel. And drop the airbags. When very close to the kingpin, raise and finish coupling. Or just put a decent about at the 2 points that contact the trailer so it smears it forward onto the 5th wheel

[@anotherhole]

If you don't drop the apron after you almost click the kingpin jaws, most of that grease will be pushed off and wasted.

[@jmarq584]

Happens all the time in printing too. People order, pick up, then make you chase them for your money. Bigger they are, the worse they are typically. BNSF is one of the worst culprits

[@keithcraig506]

This happens in business, all the time. It's not limited to the trucking industry. As someone already said, if the money stops, the work stops. Sure, you can cut people a little slack. Maybe to them a few favors. But not $750k worth of favors, not even $100k worth.

[@missymason9192]

Moral of the story: Don't be stupid and keep working for someone who isn't paying!

[@guyinatruck]

Well they had net 120 day payment terms so it wasn’t really the case here

[@cliffbooth7075]

It’s tough luck finding out the hard way you’re being taken advantage of financially, even from an employer you work for full time if you find out you’re being very underpaid for the job you do. So many try and get away with what they can right under your nose.

[@calvingreene90]

Life is hard and when you're stupid it's even harder. --- John Wayne

[@guyinatruck]

😵‍💫

[@truckercarter09]

👌

[@myiqisoffthechartsstupid6465]

Life Is A Game, Know You’re Limit. Chris Tucker You wanted to meet up with a 13 year old boy, do you see what you did wrong ??? Chris Hansen, to catch a predator 😂😂😂😂

[@SirTorcharite]

"If you're gonna be dumb, you gotta be tough" -Johnny Knoxville (probably, at some point, maybe)

[@jchrizzy6995]

@@SirTorcharite “EAAAAUHHHHH” -ur mom last night

[@user-jx8zw3yr1i]

this is why you: A) don't let the bill get too large B) Have work with other companies so you're not relying on just one client. I learned that lesson the hard way

[@LegacyDetailing]

Yeah.. my dad who is a trucker for 30+ years I. The US had this happen to him and us around 2010. I remember that time, because thank God for food stamps and free food centers at local churches. We are a family of 7, so when my dad didn’t get paid 4-6 months it was a a time of trials for them . As kids we didn’t think much because our parents still provided and did their best. Long story short, he obviously left them to work for himself and they settled in a lawsuit and won. Idk if they won all the money, but they won some for sure. Lots of corrupt and greedy companies who find it okay for families to suffer like that.

[@jamesszalla4274]

The shady stuff doesn’t only happen in trucking. I used to work in HVAC. We had two customers who were bad pay. One had a restaurant and the other had a small grocery store. They’d call for service. We’d come out and fix their equipment. However, neither would pay until the next time something broke. When we went out, they’d pay for the previous service, but we’d have to wait for payment on the current call until the next time something broke. My boss kept letting them get away with this for several years before he finally wised up. The final straw came when one of them on a Saturday. A piece of paper had gotten sucked into a fan on the refrigeration unit for cooler. It was making a racket but wasn’t anything serious. I took the cover off, removed the paper, and the problem was solved. The customer refused to pay, because he said I didn’t really have to do anything.

[@guyinatruck]

Wow see that’s a problem in business, a service call or new build like it’s all a service that you’re rendering, customer can’t choose which they think they’ll pay for. We all just gotta pay our bills especially for services rendered

[@TheMinecraftACMan]

@@brokenrobot4073”Not only did I change the batteries, I also taught you to check them first next time!”

[@nicholasagnew2792]

This is why you get a damn check at least every couple weeks. Get your damn money!

[@kkenneth100]

Exactly, and when that check bounces sky high and he still don't want to pay. He can sit in jail for hanging that bad paper!!!!

[@tayyc6074]

Naw direct deposit sounds better..