Yeah, scary stuff. Semis everywhere in So Cal. I work for the big brown box company on the dock and sometimes jockey. Only interest to drive locally would be to get a better shift. Going on 17 yrs this August.
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Dang 17 years, that's a good long while with the same company. My company has a DC in Modesto. If you ever are interested a referral lmk. It's a good company, pay is good, benies are good. You could throw groceries locally and make over 100k in first 2 yrs
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actually come to think, you’d make prolly more due to cost of living being higher in socal, a lot more.
Goal was initially 15 years vested then work elsewhere trying to get another pension. Im kind of between a rock and hard place. Local 63 Teamster, every 5 yrs get contractual upgrades. Another 13 yrs, I'll be 52. Every additional working yr is like $130...
towards my monthly pension. God forbid, I'm still around, I can retire with my house paid off, a steady cash flow and travel.
god forbid or god willing!? you’re light years ahead of me m8. your story is inspirational bro, and i pray you see that retirement fulfilled with zero debt and a suitcase packed for endless adventures 🙏 i wish i’d planned for my future better!