Possible dumb question

But RC my record’s clean. I’m telling you i’m an honest liar. I’m not a junky i just lie about being a junkie to get pills.

you guys are buttholes. I can’t believe how you treat somebody with a half baked idea of how to scam their way say into a safety sensitive industry, that they have no business being in.

 

Nobody likes being around a self appointed con artist. And the fact that you’re bragging about gaming, the medical system, I’d never hire you, because if I’ve paid you by the hour, believe me you would try to cheat there. And if you called in sick, I could pretty much guarantee you wouldn’t be. I have zero use for dishonest people, and you’re on an open forum, bragging about dishonesty. Not a chance.

 

I haven’t seen anybody treat you like a butthole yet. You’re the biggest butthole in this thread. You said in that same post, that you’re attempting to scam your way into the industry. You’re nothing but a liability for the rest of the industry, any potential employers, any insurance company, and you’ll give the rest of us a bad name. The news does not feature those of us that have been doing it for years, with zero accidents, perfectly clean. They would have a heyday on you, “doing”drugs, if you had an accident, even if it wasn’t your fault.

 

OP doesn't understand that a clean MVR is very common as 99% of drivers know it is how they earn their living.

Drug and alcohol testing started in 1991 and most well established companies still won't hire anyone with the faintest whiff of involvement with drugs; it is now part of their corporate culture.

Many smaller 'mom & pop' carriers can appear to be kind of 'laid back' but really have their ultra secret 'taboo' items unknown to anyone outside the back office staff.

My first carrier wouldn't hire unmarried drivers. They justified this feeling married drivers are much more responsible and more likely to show up and be around Mondays and Fridays.

OP will end up somewhere but the position is unlikely to be the trucking dream.

 

I mean this forum is throwing him under the bus when he's clearly telling you guys he is sober and has a clean record.

 

How 'sober' is fraudulently obtaining a Schedule one drug to 'kill pain'...or is it JUST un-ethical?

 

The reality is it's the insurance companies that determine who's hired and who isn't, and honestly they're not going to run the risk on you. Its not a drivers market right now and youre spotless record is not at all unusual. Get off the drug onto something legally acceptable ( any narcotic will probably let you out with your lack of experience) and redirect your efforts to complying with what the insurance companies like. You may find a dodgy Chicago outfit, but its likely to end in tears.

 

He is saying he is fit to drive and has a clean record but that's not for us to decide it's up to the medical examiner if the doctor sees he is fit to drive.