Does it seem like AAA will send you to a run just to have some1 show up no matter if your the right truck for the job.it seems like they will send a flatbed[me] to a run that needs a wrecker,and the wreckers brobly get runs that need flatbeds.oh well i still get paid,but it seems stupid to me.
We have that problem here with a Pierce County Sheriff's Dept. They have no towing experience or training and continue to ask for special equipment that is usually not necessary, and sometimes cannot perform the job.
They will often request a flatbed, and if you don't have one immediately available, you miss the tow. What do they think we did before flatbeds were introduced? 
Hey, by the way.....
Love The Avatar!!
I wonder if a guy could use that avatar as a logo on a truck?
Or maybe I should just start an association of ex-AAA towers. It could be called the "Lost But Now Found", association, LBNF fer short. The secret hand shake would be that upon seeing another member you would firmly kick each other in the a$$ for being brain dead for so long. We could start a twelve step program to help AAA addicts kick the habit. Travel around to junior high and high schools and warn future towers of the dangers of trying AAA, "even once". We could make up catchy sayings like, "Just say hell no.", and , " Days work for a days pay".
Just make it a club with $5.00 dues. Only non AAA Towers would be able to afford the fee, and have enough free time to attend. 