I got a taste of what it's like to be a trucker yesterday

It does
I am enjoying my day off in sunny California.. went and got me a hotel room too
Loading tomorrow. When will you "be on the road soon"? Judging by your track record that will probably after they have trucks driving themselves

 

LOL
Ya I completely dwell on the status of you getting your cdl and more broadly life together

This post you made shows your unprofessionalism and you got called on it and didn't like the replies so you say people will think what they will and you can't change that. That's a dangerous attitude which puts you at a higher crash risk. If there are prospective employers looking at you and read this they would not be wise to hire you. If it came down to it this thread and your poor attitude could be used against you and show your poor attitude and lack of professionalism should you ever be involved in a serious accident.

It's the same story as before, you keep claiming you will get your cdl and be on the road yet you make zero progress. That in my book is the definition of a loser.

If you haven't figured it out yet a person like you arguing with a person like me is like wrestling with a pig in the mud. Sooner or later you realize the pig likes it.

 

You are hilarious... seriously...lol

I guess you can't refute any of my earlier points, so should we wrap it up now or carry on and see how long it takes to put a lock on this one too?

 

Huh? That's some retarded 8th grade ####. Grow up, dude!

 

Why's that? Because you don't like hearing the truth and it upsets you? You've shown how quickly your anger escalates when someone runs a stop sign; you go into a rage, which was the whole point of this at the start.

I had a good week and today is my reset day. I legally have to take today off so I can run a load of produce from cali to Toronto and not run into the 70 hour wall before I get there. Why would I want more miles? Next week will be another good week, have it all planned out already.

 

OP, you showed yourself to not be ready for professional driving in your first post. If you think that is hostility toward you wait until you get behind the wheel of a big truck. You need to learn to smile and wave and continue on, not flip them off or scream obscenities at them. No decent company wants a hothead sitting in one of their seats. For one thing you never know in this day and age what sort of response you will get. They could whip out a gun and start shooting or they could be videoing and get a great one with you flipping a bird with the company name on the door. Companies just love that sort of thing.

In short, take a chill pill. Relax....enjoy.. You'll be happier and live longer.