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I agree with robn. It's an accounting thing. They most likely have a relationship and account system that keeps the sheets balanced so when a student flies they are essentially adding an expense not normal on the books so it's an internal accounting policy. I wouldn't worry too much about that. From the sound of it Central is on the up and up and you'll get your flight money back, just in time when we all probably could use the extra cashola.

 

That's just unacceptable. We as a society should not condemn the youth for life. I bet if we all had powerful lawyers for daddies we'd be fine.

I believe everyone should have a second chance. Sorry bro.

 

Hey Big Rigg, maybe you can make some crocpot breakfast's like KFC bowls and such. Throw in some sausage, eggs, peppers, cheese potatoes and let it cook like a casserole. You ever had breakfast casserole? My sister makes it and it rocks. I now make it at our house and it would most definitely be an item on my OTR menu...That's if I get into a school.

Can't thank you enough for this thread. It's been invaluable and has me chompin' at the bit to get started...

Oh and I thought Central did allow dogs?

 

Hey Chompi, thanks for the info. Great stuff.

Question:
It looks like both solo and teams have there advantages so is it possible to say go solo for a while then team then solo or do they frown on you jumping back and forth?

It seems that doing solo is good for the "space" and "freedom" aspect but perhaps from time to time one may want to team for its benefits but on a temporary basis. Your thoughts. Thanks.

 

Where would you check out truckers singles? What is this? Thanks Chompi.

 

Thanks Rigg, My hound is almost 9 years old so his days of chewing the entire couch and lounge chair ended 8 years ago after I whipped his ### for destroying the furniture, but he was 1 and I was away 12-14 hours a day, another reason why I want him with me because I know how much that bothered me to be away so long. He's a good dog, well behaved, and loves the open road.

I couldn't imagine being away for months at a time without my dawg!

 

well just finished the training in SLC and will be doing HR paperwork mon, tue, wed and hope to pick up with a trainier on Wed or Thur. hope to see some of you guys out there. Any newbie advise, other than listen to my trainier as real world driving and school driving is 2 different animals.

 

Has anyone been to the training in georgia? If so how is it?