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They knew the words they wanted, I'll give them that.
Our trailers power only high mileage?
This doesn't make sense no matter how you read it. What the shit were they going for?
"High mileage" and "our trailers" makes sense if you're advertising to potential drivers but I don't know what "power only" means.
'Power only' means you don't have to bring your own trailer, just the semi if you're an owner/operator, and they reiterate that point by saying 'our trailers'.
It's a Florida based company, and they are doing their best. https://www.reddit.com/r/BadDesigns/s/6owZw9lsHq
It’s a Florida based company
ahhh, that explains it
"Our trailers" as the last line sort of makes me think someone forgot to remove a placeholder.
Makes perfect sense if you're the one being advertised to.
High mileage, means high pay because you won't get to go home often
Power only, means owner/operators bring their semi, but not trailer
Our trailers, means you're transporting the companies trailers and don't provide your own