I'm off parole in July and then I'm free and clear. My PO has already put it in writing that I can travel out of state right now if I got a job that required it. the only thing sygma would require is for me to go to Kansas city for the day to do my orientation then come back. I'ts usually 3 days but since I've already worked there, it wouldn't be, or at least shouldn't. And the deliveries would be in my area. As of now, Im just going to sit tight and keep working and save money. Once July hits, i'm free to do whatever and go wherever. I'm in no hurry. Plus I have an interview with Swift Foods on Wednesday. Warehouse work. A bunch of the guys in these halfway houses work there and make good money. One of the many things I learned on the inside is patience, and I have a lot of it. Every day out here is a blessing and I am not too picky about what I do because I'm no longer on the wrong side of the fence, and that alone is enough for me to be content.
Ex felon looking for work
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That's a good attitude to adopt... moi, I value my freedom too highly to even consider criminal activity. My six-month stint in County Jail came as a surprise, after the scrub D.A. and goombah tards conjured some "witnesses" whose testimony was later proven to be false. No perjury charges for the documented liars, of course, as the crooked D.A. had their backs. Meh, just one more reason why I bailed outta Kalifornia, even though I was born there. Life is good in the rural boondocks, way less drama out here, lol... but keep up the good work, OP, and good luck to ya! July is around the corner! Cheers!
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I see ex cons driving long nose peterbilts for mom and pop fleets and intermodal all the time and that's pretty much the hardest sector to get in to.. I think LTL even hires felons now
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I have a felony drug charge from 1989, and I don't give a #### who knows it. I let companies know up front if this going to be a problem and a reason for not hiring, then we need to get that out of the way right now before we go further. I sure as hell will not beg any company for a job. If a company is worried about a drug charge from 1989, I don't want to work for them anyway. They apparently don't have enough to worry about. I've met better people thatbhave a past than don't. The more a person a brags about how upright they are, the more I suspect they are up to something.
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