Would you get off the truck?

He did it from home. No idea how because I haven't given him my info. He's no doubt heard me give my driver code hundreds of times, but the password is the last 4 of my social and I definitely didn't give him that. When I shut down or we switch drivers I make it a point to completely log myself out, change drivers and leave the little prompt up for him to put his own pin in to log on. I have even refused to do it when he tried to give me the pin to log him on.

I ultimately contacted the driver development coordinator, who asked me if I wanted a smoking or non smoking mentor. I smoke but promised to quit if t would get me off of this truck.

 

What is sad is that if they weren't lazy as #### they wouldn't need help to make the payment. This dude gets paid loaded and unloaded miles for runs that average between 800-1000 miles round trip with multiple stop pay times 7-10, at 35 dollars per stop. He's just lazy. If I was running solo in a 68mph truck, I could gross 5-6k a week on this #### regional route. His lease payment is only like 650 on this 2015 579 and his break even before fuel etc, including all insurance and rental of Qualcomm is like 950. One good run and that crap is paid for. He's taking like 300 dollar advances and #### while he's not even on the truck, which I keep seeing on the Qualcomm.

Anyway we will see how quickly they get me off of this truck. Now apparently we are going to Arkansas. Maybe it will be snowing and I'll get some experience that way. All I know is if this dude says anything stupid to me, he's going to be taking a long nap in the reefer.

 

Would I be hit with abandonment if I left his truck at the Pilot and took an uber back to the terminal? Lol

 

He just doesn't accept them in time. Same thing. If he doesn't want one, it's like the president failing to sign a law before a session of congress ends. A pocket veto, as it were.

You have to accept them or reject them with a reason behind it. He just sits until they take it off of us and he's flat out warned me against accepting one.