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Is there a meaning behind this comment? Why should I be a "ray of sunshine", as you put it, when you people don't seem to understand how to read? That's a you problem, not a me problem. And who is asking for help? Again, with the reading comprehension...

 

It’s a softer version of bless your heart.
If you’re from the south,then you’ve probably heard that a lot.

 

Is there a softer version of go to hell?

 

So you have heard that a lot.
Bless your heart…

 

Go to hell.

 

Ya know, most folks who submit their complaints here tend to post once and never return. These same folks are also short on the details of said complaints.

Over time, this has led to some rather snarky comments being strewn about this forum with some quips being more carefully crafted and timed better than others.

But you're here and replying, even achieving Light Load member status. Speaking strictly for me, everyone here appreciates that even if it is not seemingly reflected in the comments.

The initimations being the want for salacious depositions of workplace high jinks.

All present are seasoned veterans of the transportation trade and would enjoy hearing about your workplace woes, and may even offer an unsolicited suggestion or two. Tell us.

 

I appreciate your thoughtful and reasoned response. Right now, I don't want to elaborate, however, due to the snark level. I'll state that I do suffer from PTSD (it's not like in the Rambo movies where I'm looking to kill people due to war flashbacks -- at least not that way for me, anyhow) and I have major trust deficits. I've been beaten down and just want to live out the rest of my days in peace by myself. I love driving these trucks, yet I can't even get a break there.

Thanks again.

 

I've got a few trust deficits myself. Don't forget the joys of the Negative Balance Sheet.

 

I'm not sure what you mean by negative balance sheet. I took accounting in college and know what one literally is, but I think you're getting at something else with the reference.

 

Don't overthink it. It's merely an offhand addition to "trust deficits'. No ill intended.