bad swift mentor BEWARE

Hey Texas-Nana, quick question: Are you familliar with any of the personell at Edwardsville? If so, did you know a gentleman named Moses Gasaway? Or a lady named Sheri Rice?

 

You ain't seen nothin yet, Welcome to trucking. Your husband has a whole life style change to go thru, Frankly the trainer is the one doing the favor of allowing a newbie to drive his truck. If your husband brakes the truck the trainer pays the repair. Etc.... nd by the way every mile your husband gets with is a plus for him. I ran 800 miles yesterday as a solo, it's just life.

Your husband is the one that is in someone elses living space, needing training, and if you think this is bad maybe he should get out now.

Truck drivers by in large have to put up with more mental and verbal abuse than any other trade.

So if he's going to stay , needs to man up, quit crying and get on down the road. Statics show if he stays a driver you will be the next thing he lose's. Its a hard transition.

 

Thank you butterfli..hoping things go well for your husband.

 

no disrespect but tell your husband to grow some balls

 

I do hate to hear that butterfli. Tell him to keep doing his best, and keep his chin up. Luck to y'all.

 

Hi Butterfli- just read thru you whole posts-so sorry for the both of you and that sux! Keep up a positive spirit for hubby if you can as I am sure he will be feeling like the crud on the bottom of shoes by the time he is home Monday. He will need a huge hug and love from you.
It's sad cuz you started off by saying hubby was not a new driver. It's too bad a bad trainer can make or break you. You would think the companies would want to watch this as it does COST money to train.
I wish you GOOD LUCK!!

 

What , are you talking thru your ### , That mentor signed up for the job .No one force him to that job .So what about his truck !!!
butterfli73 some people in this world are just plain mean . Only way for them to be happy ,is to be a jerk
GLTA