Im really stupid and know better...

No big deal; several companies will hire you.
Where do you live; need to know the hiring area you live in; put it on your profile.

 

So how bad was the trailer, how did they find out, and did u deny deny deny until they showed u the video?

 

It must be very noticeable if they can tell. How bad was it?

 

The company can always photoshop the video in their favor.

 

You aren't the Trans Am guy who drove into a house are you?

 

But seriously. Why didn't you report it?

 

FFrom watching others experiences, it's always best to report everything - even if yoou think you won't get caught. It's that old saying "Integrity is what you do when you think no-one is watching", or whatever.

No - you'll get hired again. Just be honest, Now, and next time. I'm surprised they fllat out FIRED you for it - seems a bit harsh . . . I've seen worse . . .

 

Yeah jbs doesn't care about the cost to fix it so much but not reporting it they will fire you real quick. I have a friend who straddled a jersey barrier with his trailer and had to get towed to a shop. Repairs and tow was over 1k and they didn't even put him on safety probation or whatever they call it. He did report right away though.