The Scheme was designed to provide an honest wage for an honest
day's labour. Men driving identical, rust-resistant Univans deliver
Univan parts to strategically spaced warehouses. Simple,
self-perpetuating and efficient, it seems destined to last forever.
But when some drivers begin leaving early and developing delivery
sidelines, the workforce is divided into two camps: Flat-Dayers and
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The Scheme was designed to provide an honest
wage for an honest day's labour. Men driving identical,
rust-resistant Univans deliver Univan parts to strategically spaced
warehouses. Simple, self-perpetuating and efficient, it seems
destined to last forever. But when some drivers begin leaving early
and developing delivery sidelines, the workforce is divided into two
camps: Flat-Dayers and Early Swervers. <
