The best thing I learn about trucking

Hmmmm......you know here in America comments such as yours are considered as "Blowing your own horn" Ivan!

 

I see nothing wrong with his post.Hes accomplished what veterans of 30 yrs have never done..He sounds like the model driver for his company.Unfortunately other companies don't treat any of their drivers the way this company treats him.He works hard and it pays off.

 

Im one of those ppl thats not working but I think its wonderful for the ppl that are and want to boast about all you have done,I most deffinately would be too.You have every reason to be happy and proud,

 

Well,i couldnt see taking a month off,most companies would probubly tell you to bring the truck in so someone else could use it,then you'd get a different one when you returned.i avoid our yard,to much bs and ### kissing.im no pretty boy,lots of tats,and long hair,we keep lots of new shorts and shirts though,but i dont have late loads,tickets,wrecks,or csa points.......but good for u man

 

People think im a longtime veteran too until i open my mouth or my trainer shows up and they see me asking a million questions.
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Good for you newnashguy. I was raised the same way. My dad always said work hard and dont complain. Sounds like what parents would say to someone growing up in a fascist dictatorship but hey i see the merits of the mentality. Over time "hard work" becomes second nature and everyone worships you for just doing your job and what comes natural to you.

 

You've only got 30 or so to go.

 

Somebody give this young whippersnapper a lesson in HUMILITY!! Goodness gracious dude. You must be somewhere near cloud 9 all that hot air you have. Let others pat you on the back dude, and I know this is the look at me generation, but still fight it with all your power. I ain't Never!!