Truck Rental

I remember getting a rental Tacoma off-road and it was very similar ride. I took it the ORP rode just like a truck.

I lost a rental key fob when I checked ... and the tow truck cost to bring me a new rental car (and...

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I’m currently working at an airport location as a Management Trainee in the Top Gun program, and I’m planning to grill next month. Recently, I was approached by one of the area managers for Truck about meeting for lunch and potentially shadowing at one of the truck locations. Everything has gone really well so far, and they’ve asked if I’d be interested in transitioning from Daily Rental to Truck. From the people I’ve spoken with, I’ve consistently heard that they wish they had made the switch sooner, which has definitely made me more open to the idea. If I were to move forward, I would complete the Truck MQI instead of continuing on the Daily Rental track. I’m trying to better understand what that path looks like long-term. Specifically, I’d love insight into the day-to-day responsibilities of an Account Specialist and Senior Account Specialist, what skills are most important to succeed in those roles, and how the compensation compares to staying in Daily Rental as an Assistant Manager or continuing through the MT track. submitted by /u/SensitiveGazelle5850 to r/EnterpriseCarRental [link] [comments]

Hey all, I am SO UPSET with my neighbors. They have all these expensive trucks, tools, ATVs, and they meticulously care for their yard... but they neglect their pitbull. I saw him when I was taking my own dogs for a walk and he came right up to me. He was very friendly. At first I thought he was hit by a car how badly he was limping. His tail looks like he's been broken and never reset properly. His paws looks like they may have been crushed at some point and are twisted all weird. His poor nails are severely overgrown and he's very unwashed. He is the SWEETEST BIG HEADED BOY! My heart was heavy when someone told me it was my neighbor's dog... and I returned him. I thought that's the best thing. I have my hands full, I have a full house of 2 dogs & 3 cats. And I don't even own so it's tough already finding rentals as is. But I just felt SO BAD returning him. The neighbor wasn't even happy to see him. She just herded him back into their garage. Then today he got out again... and he waddled right over to my doorstep again. He remembers me and came back. 😭 I had to return him yet again and I felt SO BAD. I hesitated and considered keeping him for a bit to do his nails and bathe him, I feel like I should have. I walked him back to his house and rang their ring cam and what did my neighbor tell me? "Hey just leave him outside he'll probably be fine" LIKE EXCUSE ME?! It's SO SAD AND HEARTBREAKING. I dunno what to do. I'm considering asking them if they will at least let me groom him because he desperately needs a bath and nails trim. Some friends have told me to ask them to take him, and see if I can find a better home for him. He's literally such a sweet boy. It's so hard to see him suffer, he's absolutely in a ton of joint pain you can see it in his hips and legs. It looks like a combo of bad breeding, neglect, and maybe old age (I don't know how old he is). Has anyone been a situation like this and how did you handle it? If he gets out again I dunno what to do. 😭 I know the reality is that in many ways he's lucky just to have a home. It's so sad though. I have to hug my dogs. They don't know how lucky they have it. EDIT: I want to clarify my situation, a lot of folks suggesting I adopt him, I can't unfortunately. I have both a reactive dog and a senior cat. To me honestly my cat's health and stress levels are the most important because she has a lot of issues and struggles to eat, dealing with thyroid balancing medications with her. I don't want to put extra stress on her. Given, I don't know, maybe things would settle and work out, but I just want to put this out there that it wouldn't be an easy thing to take any extra dog into the house right now. :( UPDATE: I went over there today with a little care package I made for him with treats, and I have a spare collar I wanted to give to the dog (because he has no collar). But nobody answered the doorbell I assume they were not home. I'll try again tomorrow. :( UPDATE 2: I went over and talked with the owner. I brought with me a bag of treats and some bully sticks I had to give to the dog. I just told her "Oh hi! I love your dog he is so cute!" And she awkwardly but cordially smiled and said "oh thanks, he loves you too". I offered the bully sticks but she said he has sensitive teeth and can't eat them, but she took the other treats I brought. I asked if he's older and she said he is 12 years old. I feel a bit of relief after talking with them. He's an older dog, and from the looks of it, probably has some bad genetic health stuff going on which explains a lot with the waddling (joint pain) and general condition. When she refused the bully sticks due to his teeth I knew they have at least some level of care for the dog if they are careful about what to give him. So I'm definitely relieved to find that out! I'm not sure about his nails but I didn't press about those. Anyway I told her he is no trouble at all and he is welcome to visit me anytime. And offered to pet sit him if they ever needed it while away. So at least they know they have a neighbor who does care if they are out of town they don't have to leave him completely alone. I think about the dogs in shelters, many of whom never get out or get any home, and at least this big guy is fed, watered and has a roof over his head. I feel sometimes as someone who is passionate about animal's wellbeing that I let my heart do a lot of the heavy lifting. After taking a step back and taking with them I realized he's gonna be okay. He is 12 years old, and I don't think pushing for a rehoming situation for him at this point would be necessarily the best thing for him. It is hard for me because I want EVERY dog to be as loved as I love my babies. But a lot of people don't see dogs the way we do here. I don't think that he's being abused though, if the owner was aware of his tooth sensitivity and turned down the bully sticks, she is at least aware of some of his health issues. I want to say thanks everyone for your comments! I get so riled up over pitbulls in the best way. I love them SO MUCH. And I cannot resist a big headed house hippo. submitted by

We recently just got some furniture from loved ones for our new place. It’s an apartment we have parking out front. To pick up the furniture it’s about 8-10 miles away from us due to traffic. The items will be a small dinning set, coffee table, tv stand and an accent chair we aren’t sure if they’re getting us two of those yet. Everything will be relatively small since it’s a small apartment in the first place so we can’t have large furniture. It will be 1-3 people including me are helping drive and take it all. What van rental company that’s relatively cheap that you recommend? We aren’t going far and I don’t believe we need even a box truck due to size. Either a van or a truck will do. We were going to go with U-Haul due to having plenty in our area but our biggest concern is what we heard is dirty vans/trucks and aparently even if you reserve a vehicle it can still not be there when you go to pick it up??? This is a first for me so I’m not sure what I’m doing and I would go with a moving company but they’re charging us $300 and worst case we can do it but it’s really not ideal budget wise for us. submitted by /u/No_Bookkeeper_9716 to r/moving [link] [comments]

I have two active reservations with both uhaul and budget and need some help deciding which one to choose. Both are around $1k for costs. Uhaul is 15' and is $100 more expensive Budget is 16' Budget is the cheaper and bigger option but just want gut check if for some reason U-Haul is significantly better or we might save on gas. Also any chance I could use the quotes to get them to negotiate against each other? submitted by /u/mugen-and-jin to r/moving [link] [comments]

Any time that I see a rental truck on the road, I keep my distance. submitted by /u/Arbitrary18 to r/Wellthatsucks [link] [comments]