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Alright man, we got two pallets that need to pick up today before 2:30, delivering tomorrow between 6 and 3. It's just some refractory materials, we're securing go, 5600 panels, boss. I got a job with about like 40 miles out, uh, ready to go now and I am setup with you guys. Do you have any wiggle room on this rate at all? The most I've ever paid is $1200 bucks and you've got a 100% completion rate, so if you want that, uh, we can lock it in. We can get a code for the 12. Beautiful. Who am I speaking with? Uh, Sam, company owner. All right Sam, give me a few minutes, I'll have this topped up $1200 bucks coming over to you as quickly as possible. All right, so we just booked that load right there for $1200, uh, total like 560 miles, it's like $2.14 per mile. If I was a dispatcher and I was dispatching for somebody else's company, I would have made 10% off that, which would have been $120. As a dispatcher, you can book loads for other companies and then you charge them a percentage of the gross, anywhere between 7 to 10%, whatever you choose to charge, and then you can make money that way. If you're dispatching two trucks, you get each truck 5000 for the week, at 10%, that's $500 off one truck, you do another truck at 5000, that's a $1000 that you can make per week as a dispatcher. The main question though is, as a dispatcher, where do I find carriers to dispatch for? If you guys download the app DrivLynk, dispatchers can connect with carriers and carriers can connect with dispatchers. Create your profile, make your post that you are offering dispatch services. You can also too go and search posts for people who are looking for a dispatcher and you can connect that way. So, if you're a dispatcher and you're looking for carriers, go to DrivLynk, and if you got a trucking company and you're looking for a dispatcher, also too, go to DrivLynk. It's a platform that connects dispatchers, carriers, lease-ons and drivers.