It's called price gouging! People ready to make money on someones misfortune. SIL drives. He says that his truck would take right at $800 in fuel and his pay would be about 385 for a one way run from west MN (1100 miles) to Dallas! Unless yer running back empty the prices of hay down there shouldn't be that much. Now he can haul about 25 tons of hay at a time. Been told they are getting 250-300 a ton in TX. So at 250x25=6250-1200=5250-40 (per ton here on the high side) leaves 5000. So knock another 1500 off for wear and tear and other operating expenses and yer still looking at a guy pulling in 3500 or so per trip. And if a guy can find a hual back he's making money on that too.
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