Scared nervous and just a big mess!

That doesnt really work. Especially for the op if he has an examiner like mine. She was a beautiful young woman. So you have a mixture of fear, nervousness, poor performance, and then probably an erection and extreme horniness.
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What kind of a combination for success is that supposed to be?

 

You guys and your silly hormones,lol.

 

Was gonna send you a private message , but decided to say this in a public way...I in no way wish you not to pass the test/s coming up this week-end , I wish you all of the luck possible. All I did was give you the answer I thought was pertinent to your situation...Please forgive me if I offended you in any way. But this is a cut-throat industry , and I answered in real life terms....not in a sugar-coated way..... I hope that your career is as long , safe and profitable as mine was....I retired in 2011 .....I really do wish you all my best.

 

I understand your feelings, and what you are thinking. Might be right.
But after only one failure, it is not time to pull the plug on this fella. Not yet. He deserves another try, we all get nervous. Shoot, I get nervous in heavy traffic all the time. Driving on slick roads ? nervous. Stop light turning yellow and I cannot safely stop ? nervous I am. Overweight approaching the scales ? Again, I get nervous.
There are plenty of new wannabes that do not need to called truck drivers. I agree. But this guy ? Let's give him another chance. I think he can do it.

Put a good bit of blame on these so called schools. He needs more help, and it seems like it is not available. Most people cannot master enough skills in several weeks to get a CDL.

 

Im a 26 year old "kid" and i got my license 3 months ago. I am telling you i didnt have that level of fear. Its a sign that you are entering a trade you probably arent designed for.

 

Im not going to get into it here but our silly hormones are the source for human life itself. So you're welcome.

 

Worry is like a rocking chair. It's always in motion, but it never gets you anywhere. So why do we struggle with it? And what good does it do? Worry is the opposite of faith, and it steals our peace, physically wears us out, and can even make us sick. When we worry, we torment ourselves. We're doing the devil's job for him! Worry is caused by not trusting God to take care of the various situations in our lives. Too often we trust our own abilities, believing that we can figure out how to take care of our own problems. Yet sometimes, after all our worry and effort to go it alone, we come up short, unable to bring about suitable solutions.

Use the remaining time before your next test to practice, practice, practice and let God take away the fear and give you the knowledge and skill needed to pass your test. God is always near to you, especially when you are filled with fear and anxiety, but he is a gentleman and does not intervene with your life unless you ask him. Believing in God doesn't change what you deal with in life, it changes how you deal with it. Best wishes to you my friend.