This.
And your bang on with your truck analysis. I bought one brand new back in 2010, love it to death. But regret it sooo, much

I've actually had a few places not even accept my resume because they say "There's no way we'll need that in the next 6 months, sorry" I was like

Well... there is a supervisor position open at costco. My friend does the hiring there and told me to apply.

I guess im working at costco.

Apparently working at CostCo is actually pretty decent.

I have a few friends that do and they enjoy it

seems like a cult to me hahaha

yeah but u cant beat being able to load the truck up with your tools and material
saves you gas in a way you can do shit 1 trip instead of like 3
you say you were in construction but see no use for a truck? thats so jokes
e: around here most times the foreman can drive w/e cuz they dont do shit... then on the other hand thers guy with a laoded up cube van






why would the angels own a costco? they sell coke for a high price not everything else for a good price

This post was edited by dragoneth on Aug 23 2013 02:29pm

I believe the Costco near me is actually owned by Hells Angels

lol, all Costcos are operated by the parent company. plus, production is like the most un-gangster area in B-town

First off, do your run of the mill labourer or worker, a new full sizes truck is far too expensive. It's basically a morgage payment in financing. Second of all, smaller trucks are still very expensive, yet don't have that much room anyway, and suck on gas. A station wagon or mini-van is far cheaper and has just as much carrying space as a small truck.

I tell my guys not to buy trucks unless they are sure they can afford them. Construction is voalitile, if you run out of work suddenly you've got $1000 a month payments on a truck you can't afford.

Costco is like the highest paying sales job, and the benefits are sick