Post by ilovdieselsmoke on Oct 16, 2011 21:48:34 GMT -5
Sorry everyone about the delay in having another Savannah driver meeting. We're cautiously working together on a few good things but it's taking additional time for this to happen in the proper manner. It's certainly not like there's any national emergency about to occur at this port for any of us. We each know the score by now. Nothing out here is going to seriously change for anyone the remainder of this year no matter what we do especially with the economy slipping deeper into the black hole of non-recovery.
We're trying to work out a schedule with some very interesting folk who would love to come down to the south to speak at our next meeting. They want to bring along a few more important guest that are interested in what we are trying to create at this port. It takes time to build anything worth while so let's do the best we can to get through the holiday season. We hope to announce another meeting real soon to update those of you who want desperately to see change come to Savannah.
I had a young trucking company manager tell me the other day that we posed a dangerous threat to their way of business here. Funny I don't see it that way. The threat I see is the current pattern in trucking where certain individuals of management in this business feel they have to constantly control others working under them by limiting what the trucker makes (no matter how hard he/she works) to keep them dependent on this self appointed controller.
We're trying to work out a schedule with some very interesting folk who would love to come down to the south to speak at our next meeting. They want to bring along a few more important guest that are interested in what we are trying to create at this port. It takes time to build anything worth while so let's do the best we can to get through the holiday season. We hope to announce another meeting real soon to update those of you who want desperately to see change come to Savannah.
I had a young trucking company manager tell me the other day that we posed a dangerous threat to their way of business here. Funny I don't see it that way. The threat I see is the current pattern in trucking where certain individuals of management in this business feel they have to constantly control others working under them by limiting what the trucker makes (no matter how hard he/she works) to keep them dependent on this self appointed controller.
