Experience at Wal-Mart DC in Bentonville, AR?

This is very helpful guidance, y'all. Thank you. So now I'm weighing these remaining options -- slightly off-topic from the original thread, but relevant to my reason for posting, so hey --

Option 1: Hogan offered me an allegedly $90k job on their Dollar Tree account. Unloading my own freight. 5 days on, 2 off, with my dog. Assigned truck.

Option 2: XPO Logistics and Sysco have local, home daily opportunities at $23+/hr. I assume they require working my ### off, with overtime up to 70 hours a week, and God knows what kind of conditions? But the hourly rate and home daily perk sings a sweet harmony to my tune.

Option 3: I have two years dry van and reefer experience, with a few months of trainer experience. Should I branch out? Try my hand at car hauling? Oversized loads? Pilot car service?

My Goals:
1. Home 2 days/week or more. This becomes flexible around the $90k mark but doesn't bend beyond being home every other week.
Also 1. Spending time with my dog daily.
3. $75k+ income

 

Yeah, I had to choose between having students or this dog. Since cuddling with students might result in an uncomfortable conversation with management, I opted to let Max rescue me.

 

I called about the school bus job. Pays $11k a year.

 

Not in Arkansas. We're still fighting Mississippi for worst-ranked public education in the nation. Funds go to schools that do well on standardized testing, so they can keep doing better than schools where kids already lack opportunities to do well on tests. Just one of many ways systemic racism hurts us all in the big picture. Even the bus drivers. $11k a year during a pandemic.