Hospitals are literally SUFFOCATING patients with plastic bags
Oct 14, 2021 23:51:07 #
Weasel wrote:
Correct 
And Wal-Mart drivers are the only drivers behind the wheel of a Wal-Mart Tractor Trailer.
And Wal-Mart drivers are the only drivers behind the wheel of a Wal-Mart Tractor Trailer.Seems to me there's a step missing. When do the containers get emptied? How can they possibly fit a container into a Walmart tractor-trailer? I do know that it's imperative that the trucks be there when the ship comes in.
Oct 15, 2021 01:25:48 #
Ginny_Dandy wrote:
Seems to me there's a step missing. When do the containers get emptied? How can they possibly fit a container into a Walmart tractor-trailer? I do know that it's imperative that the trucks be there when the ship comes in.
The containers are loaded on flatbed trailers
at the Port. The driver takes them to there destination. In this case Wal-Mart Distribution Centers take the containers off the flatbed and their employees sort through the container and loads merchandise on their
Tractor Trailers and send those trucks to the Wal-Mart with their order in that particular
truck. Your neighborhood Wal-Mart has a different order than my neighborhood
Wal-Mart.
In the meantime the Distribution Center puts an empty container back on the flatbed truck returning to the port.
Oct 15, 2021 01:32:13 #
Ginny_Dandy wrote:
Seems to me there's a step missing. When do the containers get emptied? How can they possibly fit a container into a Walmart tractor-trailer? I do know that it's imperative that the trucks be there when the ship comes in.
They don't have to be there when the ship comes in. There are plenty containers sitting on the pavement, and stacked on top of eachother. Today's driver may be picking up a container for Target. Tomorrows driver my be picking up a container for Ford Motor CO.
Oct 15, 2021 01:37:22 #
Weasel wrote:
The containers are loaded on flatbed trailers br ... (show quote)
Do they ever load the empty containers on trains? (This is so interesting!)
Oct 15, 2021 01:38:23 #
Weasel wrote:
They don't have to be there when the ship comes in. There are plenty containers sitting on the pavement, and stacked on top of eachother. Today's driver may be picking up a container for Target. Tomorrows driver my be picking up a container for Ford Motor CO.
Some people are even making small homes
out of empty containers.
Oct 15, 2021 01:39:30 #
Ginny_Dandy wrote:
Do they ever load the empty containers on trains? (This is so interesting!)
Definitely
Now you've got it.
They also ship full containers on trains.
Oct 15, 2021 01:59:04 #
Weasel wrote:
Definitely
Now you've got it.
They also ship full containers on trains.
Now you've got it.
They also ship full containers on trains.
The reason for all my questions is because, for a very short time, I worked for a foundry, and it was my job to keep track of the containers. I was supposed to have a truck at the dock to pick the container. I didn't particular like having to deal with China so, when I missed a shipment, it didn't bother me when I got fired.
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