Question regarding Maverick physicals

Very seriously considering getting on with Maverick around January of next year. Glass hauling sounds good, trucks sound good, dispatch system & miles sound good.

I already do flat-bedding locally, and I'm also a garbage man for the same company 3 days a week. I'm in pretty ###### good physical condition between the flat-bedding and tossing 18,000 lb's of garbage into the back of the truck a week, as well as jumping in & out of the truck about 3,000 times a week.

I was just reading about orientation an such when I stumbled on this thread, and was pleasantly surprised to find an in depth overview of the whole hiring process.

This in particular, gave me a little bit to worry about;

My joints have always cracked/popped. I can't control it, obviously. With the extreme amount of physical exertion I go through, every week, they are doing it more than ever. I've chalked this up to exaggerated use, it doesn't hurt- I have literally no pain in any of my joints, even after working a very hard 10-14 hours.

How seriously does Maverick take joints cracking and popping? Because this could be a deal breaker if they're going to refuse me for my knees popping

 

I figured this would be the case, seems like such a small thing to nitpick. Any ideas on why they're concerned on the joints clicking? Physicals are such a PITA. I'm so glad I'm in shape again, being a garbageman sucks; but it will get you to loose weight- like it or not.

 

If there's one thing the military is good at, it's making sure arthritis is a definitive assurance in your elder years.

 

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