can't do stress any more.

Please flush yourself.

 

## terd

 

Chinatown is the only one who offered any real advice, and even that isn't what they want. In our "perfect" spelling society( mostly because some machine does the thinking for most today), we just are losing actual "hands-on" writing something. I live in a govt. asst. housing and caters to retired folks, you should see the panic when they have to actually fill out some forms.
1st, I wouldn't put my email out there, if you are going to get any results, it will be from here, and not on your email. 2nd, sounds like an off-road gig is more your style. I did that, got off the "road", even if it was regional, it was still enough to pixx one off, and did a local dump truck job in a rural area. No scales ( except the one at the gravel pit), little traffic, the problem was, it was incredibly boring, but at 3:30, it was "Miller Time". Yard jockies, another incredibly boring job, might have what you want, otherwise, I don't blame you, and more and more drivers are going to give in, jobs like you want have always been tough to find, now, more so. Good luck.

 

Yard jockey is a good call.
I do regional beer loads, (home every day, truckload). And while I do go through cities and whatnot, it's not too bad. M-F, never burn my 70, although I do push my 11 and 14.
Good luck.

 

What is a pronoun?

I forgot almost everything I learned in English class at school.

 

It’s the opposite of anti noun. I’m currently pronoun anti verb. Or it is a noun that made it to the big leagues.

 

--Lual

 

On a slightly more serious note (but only slightly) ....

@dude_goah, I would suggest that you get a farm (or farm-type) job--with a CDL as one of the requirements.

That would probably get you close to the criteria you have requested.

--Lual

 

I dont think truck driver would be a good career path if you dont want to drive in cities or traffic... Thats everyday man.... Maybe go yank trailers around a yard in a yard goat.