I have long been of the belief that if I were to be a van driver, then being a UPS driver would be THE job I'd want.
"Why is that?", you ask.
Simple, most of their vans are configured with sliding doors meaning that, particularly in the Summer months, you can drive around with the door nonchalantly open, enjoying the fresh air. (It also probably helps with that most troublesome of Summer predicaments - a hot and sticky groin.)
However, recently I've had a conflicting thoughts, and I think you know were I'm going with this...
Imagine driving around in a crisp white van with your very own name emblazoned in large letters down the side. It would be like being a NASCAR driver. Sort of.
Yes, I'm talking about Snap-on of course.
There's only one way to settle this - a good old-fashioned NSC poll. Is UPS the ultimate van driving job, or is it Snap-on. Alternatively, and it would be a brave shout, is there something else that usurps both of these?
"Why is that?", you ask.
Simple, most of their vans are configured with sliding doors meaning that, particularly in the Summer months, you can drive around with the door nonchalantly open, enjoying the fresh air. (It also probably helps with that most troublesome of Summer predicaments - a hot and sticky groin.)
However, recently I've had a conflicting thoughts, and I think you know were I'm going with this...
Imagine driving around in a crisp white van with your very own name emblazoned in large letters down the side. It would be like being a NASCAR driver. Sort of.
Yes, I'm talking about Snap-on of course.
There's only one way to settle this - a good old-fashioned NSC poll. Is UPS the ultimate van driving job, or is it Snap-on. Alternatively, and it would be a brave shout, is there something else that usurps both of these?