Angler Recycling

I have been driving trucks for 14 years. I have met good and bad people throughout my career but this is the first time I have encountered such a bad place. I brought a load here. We drove as a team all night and they didn't take the load I brought early in the morning. A man came and said we will take your load tomorrow so he told me very badly to get out of here. "Okay but I have to tell my boss first " I said. "If I go without telling my boss it will be a problem for me " I said. He told me to leave by saying "I don't care about your boss". Then that man left and another man came. The newcomer said more sternly that I had to get out of here immediately and said that he would call the police. I said go call the police and started looking for a truck stop on my phone. The man was still talking loudly. He said he worked for the government. I laughed because if I were America I wouldn't even employ such a man as a monkey in a circus. The worst place I've ever seen. If you're going to come here you need to be prepared for this. The worst place you'll ever see.

If you are delivering here a DOD load(maybe others too) DON'T CALL UP AHEAD TO TALK TO THEM OTHERWISE THEY WILL NOT UNLOAD YOU until your appointment. You going to meet a guy named Will (seating in the furthest corner in the DLA office) he is a total unhappy person. He will be rude to you your dispatcher and your broker. The process of unloading is fairly easy. First you will scale in loaded. Then you will scale out unloaded. The guy who seats closer to the entrance door inside there trailer is a very nice gentleman.

The person in receiving is the most unhappy person on earth. I feel so sorry for him I wanna to be mad at him for talking to me the way he did but poor man he probably doesn’t have a family o no one he can love . No wandering why he’s so mad at the world. Good bless u old man