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Old 02-01-09 | 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by tdot-miele
On a side note i'd like to get some input from those of you who have worked on your bike. Who do you guys feel the best company to push for is (MI, critical, turn around etc)?? I keep hearing mess-int'l is good, but i want some actual opinions... I may try and pick up a few days pushing while staying at my other job as well and need some input. Also, what are the percentages like now days??
I worked briefly for the messengers. It has both positive and negative aspects. Brian, my dispatcher was very fair and an all around great guy. The owner is a strange man, diluted by false ideals and religion. He is the sole reason why I quit that company. I'd usually start around 8:30 and finish up around 6:00 taking home roughly $100 a day. Another thing about the messengers is the dress code. Bicycle specific clothing is required. No cut off shants or anything like that is tolerated. And god forbid you have any tattoos or obvious piercings. Danhalen would be a good person to talk to about this. That is, if he's still around here. Dan?
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