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farglebargle -> RE: How the hell is this supposed to help the 99%? (12/13/2011 5:16:49 PM)
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ORIGINAL: luckydawg
Actually, from a logistics point of view, I can see why requiring the truckers to use the restroom at the truckstops, and not devote a huge parking area (In the port where land is incredibly expensive, as opposed to a truck stop 10 miles out of the city where land is dirt cheap) for truckers to leave thier rigs and go potty(eat, hang out, get a hooker, whatever). It would seem from a logistic and security standpoint to get the trucks in and out as fast as possible. Some % of the trucks when turned off will fail to start, jamming up the works, for example.
Yeah that sucks, but its part of the job. Perhaps they should invent a usefull disposable shitter, to keep in the trucks for those times when you just can't wait.
W, I was thinking more about the Oakland port specifically, it was the only one that even closed for part of a day. But I was mistaken in thinking that criteria existed in the thread.
Good catch. 5. (What I wrote was correct but not relevant. A logical error on my part)
If it's about getting them in and out fast, why does the process take hours, if they get any load at all?
Sorry, but your hypothesis is clearly false.
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