Truck issues

if he was injured on the job get a lawyer

 

Werner does not give a crap about him, why be nice to them when they don't respect you

 

Even had a "friend" lined up to train him. Someone please link to that thread please, so that the lady will understand why sympathy is lacking. You never want to tell someone that you told them so,...BUT, everyone told him not to go that route.

Friends don't tell friends to go drive for Werner.

 

Staph infections are easier to be exposed to now. They had one of those programs on TV where the person cut theirself on a shelf at a store (Walmart or something like that) and it started in that night. Almost lost their leg to it.

Even if they pay breakdown pay and the motel room, it gets expensive sitting idle. Husband has been there, done that with a lease truck a few years ago. Being company is a little better, but eating still costs. I mentioned on another thread started that it sounds like the battery or batteries which are low and are needing to be replaced and or a major electrical drain. Has he ever had the batteries tested to see if they are holding a charge? Husband's Volvo years ago would have to have the truck turned on after about 6-7 hours of being off. We didn't have bunk heaters but did have 2 refrig running, all the electronics on the truck, and at that time it was cold so we had 2 plug-in heating blankets.

 

Werner or a local job that pays $30/hr.

I totally get the dilemma.

 

If you are that determined to live in a cramped space and no facilities to save a buck then take the local job and live out of a storage unit.