Experience at Wal-Mart DC in Bentonville, AR?

I've read the obvious available resources online about working for Wal-Mart, pros and cons. Today I talked with a Walmart driver from Michigan who told me the online chatter about trucks being mic'd is nonsense and they've done away with driver-facing cameras. I don't know how much of the variation in online driver reviews -- some stellar, and some terrible -- might be specific to regional DC's? Much of the online information seems outdated, too.

So would anyone with recent experience driving at the Bentonville, AR Wal-Mart DC be willing to share your insights? I have these questions currently:

1. Are drivers allowed to answer phone conversations with a hands-free headset? What about tapping "play" and "pause" with a single finger to a mounted phone for audiobooks or music while driving?
2. Are drivers allowed to go any speed up to the speed limit? What are the consequences of going 70 mph in a 70 or 75 mph zone?
3. Are trucks slip-seat or assigned?
4. If you live near Lincoln and want to get home daily for your 10-hour reset, is that feasible? If so, do you still get paid the $42 reset pay?
5. Is there any possibility of bringing a truck-experienced, non-destructive, well-behaved dog along?
6. What don't you love about working here?
7. What do you love about working here?

I'm currently with an awesome company that treats us like responsible grown-ups capable of making sound decisions about phone conversations and listening to audiobooks while driving; allows my dog along; and is generally hands-off about how my job gets done, as long as my performance remains excellent. I'm reluctant to leave such a comfortable, wonderful place -- but I need to move back to AR and have home time at least weekly, and preferably daily, instead of living full-time on the road like I've been doing the past couple years. This September will mark 30 months OTR. What else do you think someone considering this decision might like to know?

Thank you!