People who quit trucking... what's the alternative?

RGL or what used to be Checker Logistics in Neenah, Wi is looking for part time and casual drivers.

 

Dear God I grew up in Ohio high humidity without air. Didn't have it till college. 2 weeks without air??? Grow a pair dude.

 

This is a complete turn around compared to this threadhttp://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...255487-best-thing-i-learn-about-trucking.html

 

You could always go into porn

 

Ah the difference a week makes, ego checks are a painful experience however

 

well when my ac didnt work 10 days ago in Primm NV with it being 113 degrees
when I got back to Green Bay it was fixed before I left again
my boss is a lot nicer guy then his reputation

semi retired can have one of my turns to Ca every month
of course after 3 days after I will be wondering when he will get back

 

Goes to show one day you are the model driver and the next day you're nothing but a driver.

 

Thanks for the input, and I like wore out's answer, take trucking out of the equation. Trucking for me now is more of "an ace in the hole" thing, as I still have my CDL (until 2018) and in a pinch could go back. I've had several "part-time" gigs in the past, and they all ended up the same. Starts out fine, then, "just take this one load to PA.", and before you know it, you're sitting in a truck stop in Ohio, calling dispatch every half hour. I don't blame the trucking co.'s, it's just the nature of the business, and if you go on with a company, you should be ready to go to the moon, if they need you to. I just don't want to do that anymore, but when you do something for 35+ years, it's hard to think of doing anything else. Maybe I should be telling this to a therapist.

 

Ahh, from king to nobody cares. Well which is it OP?

 

I don't care who you are trucking is trucking.