The original meaning behind a particular handshake called the ‘DAP’ is both special and apropos. The story goes that a brotherhood of African-American soldiers in Vietnam dubbed their unique greeting ‘DAP’ to communicate dignity and pride. If you met our guest today, he’d dap you up quick…and it’s fitting for Durville Christopher is full of dignity, and we are proud to have him on the show. Durville is a class A driver who joins us with a 100% check-in percentage, 100% completion percentage, and a 71% on-time percentage so far this year. But, what truly sets Duarville apart as one of our top driveaway drivers is his kind spirit, positive attitude, stellar communication skills, and his all-around world-class personality. This conversation will brighten your day and motivate your step as we welcome Durville Christopher to the #SixFigureTrucker.
Show Notes
- Dignity & Pride: the History of DAP (1:18)
- Brotherhood among Drivers (3:08)
- Durville’s credentials, statistics, and stellar reputation (5:32)
- Lending a Helping Hand (9:00)
- Folding into a Garbage Truck (12:57)
- John teases next week’s episode (14:09)
Keep Trucking, Durville!