Driver/ photographer

I've been watching this cat for awhile. A true professional even with the limited experience. I wish I shared the road with more pro's like you. Continue to grow my brother. The highways the limit.

 

nah not a pro, just got a job to do and a family to support but thanks for the compliment.

 

That's what pro's do my humble brother. Keep up the good work.

 

What's the point bothering people who you know like to be left alone? Seeing your expierence level is on the newbie/rookie side. It would be a good thing to learn good judgment skills. It will help you discern if the guy or gal coming on the freeway is a masher or a breaker. That's mashing the gas. Or if they are going to get to end of ramp n slam on brakes and cause a pile up. When you get good at it. It will help you in your decision making skills on who to ask for a portrait and whom may tell you what posterior you can take a picture of. Please forgive my french on the earlier post. I have this tourette type deal that comes out. When in the presence of steeringwheel holders.

 

Some choose to be a driver because they want to be left alone, not many jobs where you can just do your job without even needing to deal with a boss or being forced to work along side people except the little interaction with customers.
Also half the time im already in a crappy mood when im at a TS with drivers being arseholes holding up pumps etc so its not the best idea to approach me for something for your benefit.

 

I DO have social skills but there is a place and time for that and there are occasions where I spend time talking to people most of my career life was in hospitality, there is also a difference in telling someone good morning and walking up with a camera. If your planning to keep it to people you already know then you're much better off and might get a lot more success at it.

 

I can't believe the same person wrote this.