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I have not seen any posts lately from Mark
February is a slow month in the cab world. In addition, there are three fewer working days in February. I decided to work my days off last week to compensate for the slow month. I ended up working twelve days in a row, 10 to 12 hour shifts. There was little time for other things.

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