Whats that smoke coming from the drives?

You mean she waited until you got bent over & signed a lease agreement?

Trainers don't sit in the bunk.

Trainer's also don't yell at their trainee's or make them cry.

So when are your training days gonna start?

It isn't her fault that the trainer is just as clueless as she is.

And most people aren't meant to be trainers

Then why was her trainer sitting in the bunk? Can't really train from back there.

She wasn't!

Swift? PRIME? Werner? or England?

Any truck that is fit for the highway, shouldn't move if the #### brakes are set.

 

Originally Posted by ULSD
she waited till i baught my own truck

"You mean she waited until you got bent over & signed a lease agreement?"

So how is this the TRAINEE'S fault?

 

That IS one thing I AM sure of, like death & Taxes.

 

It isn't. It is just as irrelevent as his original statement.

 

I had a similar situation back in '99. Got the truck back to the yard after a very long couple of days. Dropped the trailer, and parked in bobtail parking. Fell into the sleeper for some much, much needed sleep. During my beauty sleep period, one of the mechanics decided to pull my truck into the shop for service without letting me know. So here I am, dead to the world asleep. And my truck starts hopping!! My first thought, after being shocked out of a sound sleep, was that some idiot was stealing my truck! So I shot out of my bunk, blade in hand! Fully prepared to do some slicing and dicing on whatever mental deficient thought it would be a hoot to rob this tired as all hell truck driver!

I still remember the look of pure fear on that poor mechanics face when he saw me. New rule around the yard after that day was that no one messed with my rig without visually confirming my prescence elsewhere. Preferably in another county.

 

well i guess we told him a thing or two...been nearly 20 hours now and he hasn't come back with his tail between his legs........

 

Ya went and done skeered him off, Rerun!

 

OOOOOoooo...somebody sounds a bit peeved to hear from the voices of experience.

Confuscious say "There are old truck drivers, and there are bold truck drivers. But there are no old, bold truck drivers!"