That's what I tried, I saw the edit button and hit it. It allowed me to correct but when I submitted it came back the same. When I posted originally I saw it as I submitted. I swear that is the worst feeling. Reminds me of the movies when the hero tries to hold someone who is falling down a chasm and loses his grip. He then watches as his friend/lover/partner falls to a certain demise.

Roehl drivers twist puppy tails for fun.

When you click edit then do it, sometimes it stays the same until you clear your cache. Once your cache is cleared, you will see what it really says

Not to worry, I fixed it. What Sister Mary Whoever doesn't know won't hurt you.

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Dang! got a bunch of people craving self importance on the ebay boards correcting peoples grammar, and now we have it here?

Maybe someone can follow behind my posts and fix my punctuation and sentence structure for me when ever I post?

I got the gist of the OP's post and felt no need to try to be the self absorbed spelling police trying to keep from committing suicide over pet peeves. Whats your excuse?

Oh, cool it will you?

Regardless of whatever you may have understood, the man was obviously a little upset about his spelling mistake and couldn't fix it, so I helped him out.

Who cares?

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Thanks, Mack-E!! LOL Good stuff!!

Good luck getting a job anywhere else with attitude!! There is a nice modern invention called a phone, erm.... pick it up and TALK TO SOMEONE ABOUT YOUR PROBLEM!!!! If he wasn't doing proper pre,post and in route inspections TELL SOMEONE!!! If he wasnt doing them while he was driving then do them yourself and TELL SOMEONE!!! While a lot of companies are indeed unsafe safety begins and ends with the one person who can actually do something about it.... THE DRIVER!!!!

Evidently you are a new driver who has done little or no research into what you were getting into. Trucking is like that....they will tell you a whole lot and very little is true...and I do include Roehl in that, though they are a lot better than most of the large companies!!

A lot of companies merely gloss over the importance of these inspections...especially in route ones...i did one the other day and possibly saved lives....an air hose had come or maliciously been disconnected from my trailer. You should always do these inspections as a matter of course not merely because the co. says you have to.....

I was turned down by roehls hiring committee. no reason given, I am 54 years old, have my class a cdl. med card, clean driving record and on the same job for 13 years. seems to me could be a case of age discrimination.

Highly doubt it, the student I presently have in my truck is in his sixties and he is nowhere near the oldest that I have taken out. You may try asking them why they didn't hire you (Not sure if they would give a reason).

Holy run on sentence Batman!!!