polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Yes you could.......
Don't give me that crap. Worked holidays, nights, weekends, you name it, forced and voluntary with no shift differental.Working, ............ i'm no teamster
Don't give me that crap. Worked holidays, nights, weekends, you name it, forced and voluntary with no shift differental.
You have everybody here thinking I spent 35 years parked at Dunkin Donuts.
I know you're joking and your pushing buttons should be taken with the humor intended but the lazy Teamster thingie is wearing thin, Dave.
Peace, brother. :beerchug:
PS: I know my one-trick-pony show of my whining that I broke my balls all my life is wearing thin with you guys too. I know everybody here works hard, too.
So, I'll stop it at my end. :surrender2:
I know we ALL have. I couldn't have done what some of you guys are doing or have done.That working hard all my life doesn't wear thin on me at all....I've done the same thing.
And, yes, Gary. I'll take a pill now...
as it pertains to moving things. I was a union carpenter for 10 years in the auto show industry and was not a teamster. During the set-up of every show in every union town I worked with union carpenters or decorators(as they were called in CA), union electricians, union stagehands, and teamsters who drove forklifts to move freight from trailers to the display floor and lifted the displays in place where I needed them to. Oh yeah, and they were generally the only ones allowed to drive the show cars in the convention center too.Union, Organized labor
What do you recommend?I would suggest you take the ones that cause euphoria before login in here...
The Teamsters is one of thousands of trade unions. There's The United Autoworkers, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, the US Airline Pilots Association, the American Probation and Parole Association, etcIs that Teamster expression specific for transport trade or general for organized workers ?
I know we ALL have. I couldn't have done what some of you guys are doing or have done.
I especially think of Chris block sanding in 115 degree heat.... Argggghhhhhhhhhh