ZenMode
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Nope. You are hammering away at a false narrative. Your methodology is to "put me on trial" and seemingly obligate me prove my position in this thread, knowing that my observations are not on the internet and cannot be replicated here. You then move to "convict" for the consumption of others reading the thread.
We both believe our narrative and don't believe the other's narrative. You are trying to convince me of yours and I'm trying to convince you of mine. Stop trying to play the victim.
Also, it's pretty amusing to watch you try so hard to paint me as a Democrat / leftist. Presumably that helps you ignore what I'm saying. What is the last positive thing I've said about the Democratic party? Can you find one?
IBDaMann said:Too funny! If your slave-masters had actually allowed you to conduct independent research, I'm sure you would have actually read the affidavit. Let me quote the relevant parts:
If you're going to read it, likely for the first time, you should really read all of it.
As your portion mentioned, he sat in Harrisburg for 6 hours. He requested a slip to account for that time, but he wasn't given one because he didn't actually deliver anything. He then called his supervisor and complained before returning the trailer, and all of its contents, to the exact spot where he originally picked it up from.
Smith: So, he won't give you a slip.
Morgan: He will not give me a slip.
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I want to be paid for this crap.' That is exactly what I wrote. And he said, 'When you get back, just send me a text with the total hours for the day. Who is the expediter who is refusing to give you a late slip?' I said, 'That came from the transportation supervisor. He said I cannot get a late slip because they would need to unload me here, so I mean, but the same time told me to go Lancaster.'
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I went to Lancaster. I put the trailer at door 34. If I am moving along too fast, let me know. I put the trailer in door 34, disconnected, moved out from it. Ran inside and I gave the Harrisburg slip to the Lancaster post office. It was for Harrisburg slip I had from Bethpage. I said, 'Here you go.' I said, 'The transportation supervisor told me to drop the trailer off here to you guys. He would not give me a slip for you. So, I have the Harrisburg slip.' And it was, uh, this black gentleman there I believe he has dreads or braids. I mean, this guy, we might have said two words the whole time. He goes, 'Okay.' I walked out, got in the truck, and drove off.
Smith: The transportation supervisor. He did not give you his name or anything?
Smith: Did you see your trailer being unloaded in Lancaster?
Morgan: I didn't see anything. I pulled in door 34. Lancaster, did not see anything.
Smith: Lets talk about the trailer.
Morgan: 10R140?
Smith: That's the only one you usually have.
Morgan: That was the one that had for a month, 10R140.
Smith: And that is the one you dropped off in Lancaster.
Morgan: Yes.
Smith: So at the end of the day on October 21, 2020, you drop the truck off at Auto One You lock up You're done, you go home?
Morgan: Yes