Thread regarding Union Pacific Corp. layoffs

Jumping on and off of moving equipment

What was the "slang" term for jumping on and off of moving equipment? I can't remember for the life of me what it was referred to when it was banned.

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Wannabe “railroaders” don’t know how to do this

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Post ID: @beyt+17dYgtht

Real railroading

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Post ID: @3mrv+17dYgtht

Surfing and hitching are 2 terms I've heard it referred to

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Post ID: @syw+17dYgtht

Winning the UP lottery

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Post ID: @lbt+17dYgtht

It was called level five go home and don’t come back.

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Post ID: @vmn+17dYgtht

shake and bake

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Post ID: @zbu+17dYgtht

It’s certainly not called “getting laid off,” so take this to a foamer site.

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Post ID: @ilz+17dYgtht

Hmm maybe it was a UPC thing then. The operating higher ups would use it to describe the violation.

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Post ID: @ybe+17dYgtht

Bailing off? Not sure, I worked in train service for over 40 years, in other words “I spent my time on the ground”.

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