Possibly one of the worst places you can ever deliver to or pickup from, regardless of the type of trailer that you are pulling. I deliver to them at various locations in Chicago, Wisconsin, Arkansas, and have heard similar reports from New York City and California in the Los Angeles area.
Deliveries and pickups are slow, take forever for the crew to get to you, and they expect you to be righto on time and willing to sit in the parking lot awake and listening to the radio at their convenience.
If you are ever assigned a pickup or delivery to a Newlyweds Foods facility, follow these simple steps.
1 Buy a box of #2 lead pencils.
2 Sharpen at least 2 of the pencils
3 Plunge the pencils deep into your eyes.
When your dispatcher asks if you can cover the load, inform him you are unable to at this time because you have to pencils plunged into your eyes and penetrating your brain. Do not remove the pencils until he assigns you a different load. At that point remove the pencils and follow standard medical treatment procedures. It will be less painful than accepting the load.....
Newlywed Foods (All locations)
Discussion in 'Shippers & Receivers - Good or Bad' started by Burky, Aug 19, 2007.
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Burky, you're a hoot! Point taken. (Pun intended.)
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All I got were 2 pencils that I couldnt use again!!
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YEP...Dispatchers invented the word ERASE!
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i never had a problom with the one in horn lake. they always got me unloaded in less than thirty minutes. They were some of the nice ones i met.. Also the one in st. paul got there at 6
o pm wasnt suppose to be there till 9 the next morning. Drop the trailer went and ate came back and was loaded. Now thats good service. I guss it is just the locations
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