Just because we work for different outfits does not mean we need to hold grudges against each other. We should look upon this as a brotherhood my friends. No one person is better than the next. Some are just more qualified to run pumps. All men are created equal. Never judge another until you know ALL the facts about that one man. Lets keep this a friendly site you all. Let us learn from one another and have respect for our proffession. It is not always an easy job. Some days are gravy and others suck. THIS IS OUR JOB. Get all of the facts before you assume what you don't know. Happy Pumping you all.

You are right bri, i like the latest pictures that OE3 posted. They look like he is in the wires but he says he was not even close and he would never get closer than 17'.

I think we should always be kind to each other and help each other. We can ask and make comments but you are right we should be respectful.

Way to tell them bri.Cant say it better myself.

Most operators do act like bros even though we work for different companies,I was in Lousianna doing a oil storage tank pour there were 5 big sticks there from three different companies,we all ate,drank,gambled,together,it was one of the best pours I ever been on. While I was up on scaffold I could see the other company guy come over and check my truck and give the thumbs up.no one ask him to do it, it was all about being bros and the pour.

Any time we drive by our competitors on the road, they finger us or give us the thumbs down. Real operator brother hood there. What I don't get is, how they complain to all of the mixer drivers how their boss is cheap, and how he is such a dick to work for, but yet they have so much loyalty to him that they finger our company driving down the road. I even heard they tried to run a company trying to get into our market off the road into the ditch.

You Da-Man, Art!

YOUR ALL A BUNCH OF BROWN NOSERS! LOL