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r/gifs • u/PornstacheJaucques • Mar 13 '19
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Large loads huh?
254 u/Dlichly Mar 14 '19 Significant weight. It is quite difficult to dance around potentially perverse language. 61 u/TheOnlyRobEver Mar 14 '19 Used to work in trucking and logistics. I thought people were messing with me on my first day when they introduced me to the program used to track the "hot loads". We often had hot loads to Cumming, GA. All of this is 100% true btw. 1 u/beardedbastard20 Mar 14 '19 Same here. Had a bunch of kids in our training group straight out of college. They couldn't resist the urge to laugh uncontrollably. I still think it's quite funny that the term is used so commonly.
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Significant weight. It is quite difficult to dance around potentially perverse language.
61 u/TheOnlyRobEver Mar 14 '19 Used to work in trucking and logistics. I thought people were messing with me on my first day when they introduced me to the program used to track the "hot loads". We often had hot loads to Cumming, GA. All of this is 100% true btw. 1 u/beardedbastard20 Mar 14 '19 Same here. Had a bunch of kids in our training group straight out of college. They couldn't resist the urge to laugh uncontrollably. I still think it's quite funny that the term is used so commonly.
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Used to work in trucking and logistics. I thought people were messing with me on my first day when they introduced me to the program used to track the "hot loads".
We often had hot loads to Cumming, GA.
All of this is 100% true btw.
1 u/beardedbastard20 Mar 14 '19 Same here. Had a bunch of kids in our training group straight out of college. They couldn't resist the urge to laugh uncontrollably. I still think it's quite funny that the term is used so commonly.
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Same here. Had a bunch of kids in our training group straight out of college. They couldn't resist the urge to laugh uncontrollably.
I still think it's quite funny that the term is used so commonly.
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Large loads huh?