Good advice please.

It's not about judging, it's about facts and laws. You may not use illegal drugs and drive commercially, that's the end of it. If you want to drive commercially, you are done smoking pot, until you give up your cdl/driving jobs. If you can accept that, fine. If not, you are not going to have a good reception here.

 

I chew betel nut 24/7 because it keeps one alert and focused on the important things in life. Google:betel nut beauties
Also, the side effect is a mild viagra effect which can make you the center of attention at class reunions. Those old cheerleaders that wouldn't give you the time of day in high school now ogle you like they did the football hero in high school.
ogle. 1. vb - to glance or stare in a flirtatious way ; eye amorously 2. to look at someone as if ones eyes are about to pop out of ones head.

 

Submit applications now; you could have submitted them the first week of CDL school.

 

Or perhaps he's just a decent person trying to help someone out there you know some people in this world do care about others just wished there was more of it! "It is the working man who is the happy man. It is the idle man who is the miserable man." Benjamin Franklin

 

Yaaa..keep looking. US Express is good for teams, but not for solo.

 

Had a guy worked for me that said the same thing, well guess what he came up hot on a random. I had no choice but to let him go. I am not judging him smoking the stuff, heck I used to sell the stuff, and lots of it, along with some of that white stuff as well back in the 80's. But here is the deal the rules are the rules, whether I agree with them or not, I must abide by them as a trucker, and a carrier. If I were you I would quit talking about the reefer smoking before even getting your first trucking job. Don't you know the Mega Carriers have robots that comb this website looking for information for them. Those of us that use hire right know that their robots comb here as well. Just take my warning with a grain of salt.

 

Here's another one I forgot to list:

Earl Henderson Trucking Co.
This company has a guaranteed minimum weekly paycheck of $798.00 and you can make much more, but that's the minimum you will make.
Other than that it's probably about the same as Freymiller or Abilene. All run coast to coast and have good reputation.

Tell your classmates they don't really need job placement from the school; you already have a list of the best for new CDL grads.
Also tell your classmates about Magnum Ltd. and Jim Palmer Trucking. Both hire new CDL grads.