On Episode 693 of WHAT THE TRUCK?!?, Dooner is talking to Ship Happens’ Jennifer Morris about putting a carrier in do-not-use status. When is it OK to pull carriers and brokers from your network? Morris advises. 

Fillogic CEO Bill Thayer tells us why omnichannel is dead, shares how holiday returns went, updates us on the state of reverse logistics and tells us why 2024 is the year of partnerships.

FreightWaves’ Thomas Wasson is crunching the numbers in SONAR to tell us about what the market is looking like right now. Is flatbed really king?

Plus, Easterflation; a new toilet paper crisis; a fiery rate the strap work; and what to do when your spouse damages your car.

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