Trucker asks: ‘Who moved my cheese?’

Dec 18, 2009

Probably not a mouse, in this case. The Philadelphia Inquirer had this story Tuesday about a driver on layover in northeast East Side, Pa., who returned to his truck to find a trailer full of $95,000 worth in cheese destined for delivery in New Jersey missing. Perhaps there’s a lesson in the details, though. The Inquirer reported the driver left the tractor-trailer Saturday in bad weather and didn’t return until Monday morning.

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