CONFUSED????

True, but look at the difference in expected income between the two.

 

Keep in mind that the stuff posted here is posted by a bunch of different folks. Not everything happens to any one person, at least not all at once, perhaps over enough time though. . .

A lot of the stuff that happens, is stuff that you learn from so it can be avoided in the future. One of the best thing about this forum is that you just might be able to learn from somebody else's screwup, instead of finding stuff out the hard way.

 

Snorelord. Sorry for hi-jacking this for just a sec. guy's. Man, WTF is with your avitar? C-r-e-e-p-y! lol. Is that something done in photo shop or is that an actual picture?

 

It's a real picture. It's a sculpture someone made. Go to Google images and type in Big Rig Jig. I saw in a road king magazine.

 

And the produce yield from that $20 million acre wouldn't feed and support a family of four for a month.

If Las Vegas had to grow their own, can you imagine the impact on all those good restaurant meals they serve inexpensively?

Some land MAKES money and some land
TAKES money.
Who deserves more profit?
The makers or the takers?

 

A very wise man once, or twice, said,
The Love Of Money Is The Root Of All Evil.

I say.
Follow The Money Trail.

Take your pick.

 

smitty If you noticed I said "Not all companies will fire a newbie for conflicts between the trainee and trainer." As a former trainer I had a couple of trainees who had problems with their prior trainers. One trainer would make his trainee do some unsafe things, the other was not logging legal. They completed their training with me and one is still driving with the same company after 16 months. The other still with the company after 6 months. An O/O friend of mine had his son join him otr after being with him. After 3 weeks something in the sons background came back that prevented him from driving for that company so he was let go. With a different company I mysef had a problem with my first trainer and requested a new trainer which I received. I was not fired from that company and when I left a month later they asked me to come back. You are right about trainers needing patience some trainers forget that most newbies are still learning and will grind the gears, break to hard not do proper turns, take for ever to do a simple back.