• FauxPseudo @lemmy.world
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    19 hours ago

    Or they just get some storage bins. I find them to be highly effective. Allows me to load just the tools I need for a job so unloading and loading is very fast.

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        16 hours ago

        But it’s got a roof which makes placing 20 foot ladders or a ton of gravel in it very awkward. The fixed volume natural of it isn’t compatible with the kind of work I do. But maybe you, a person that doesn’t do my job, knows more about my situation than I do.

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          4 hours ago

          But maybe you, a person that doesn’t do my job, knows more about my situation than I do.

          The original point above was that vans are better than trucks if you frequently get rained upon. Maybe it’s you who is lacking empathy.

          Oh, and this.

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            33 minutes ago

            But what would I care if gravel gets wet?

            I know you tried with the whole empathy thing but since the subject here is my needs for a truck saying I lack empathy for myself kinda falls flat.

            Really, you are coming off as a sociopath that thinks they know better than everyone what is good for them. I know my needs better than you. For some trades a van is perfect. But for my jack of all trades a truck is a better choice. A small truck. Literally the kind of small truck that doesn’t get made in America anymore. Modern trucks are too big to actually be useful.