This morning as I was getting ready for work, I saw this headline on the news. My first instinct was to think, “That’s not right, a lost load should be clearing a backup, not causing one.” At least that’s always been my experience.
Then the story came on, a tractor-trailer rolled over on I-495, spilling its contents all over the road and causing a traffic jam.
That’s when I realized that it’s all in the context.
That’s also when I realized that it could go either way in the context that I had in mind when I first saw it. Sure a lost load could clear out a backup in the place it is lost from, but it could also cause a backup in the place that received it. I know plenty of mine certainly have.
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