I'm baaaaaack!!!!!!!!

That’s the right way to train a student. If everything goes all Sunshine and peaches during his training, they’ll never learn how to handle the adversities that are a part of trucking. I always felt it was more than just learning how to drive and back up. It’s also about learning to think, solve problems and plan ahead. I always told my students when we pulled into a truck stop that by the time they’ve pulled into the lot, I’ve already found a spot, backed in and inside eating dinner because I’ve looked ahead and made a plan for where I want to park and the easiest way to get there.

Work smart, not hard.

 

I'd have blamed the tire on the trainee and had them pump it up with a bicycle pump while walking the new goat who will terrify the people at the grocery warehouse into getting you in and out possibly banning you for life and hence forth never having to deal with that situation again. I like this plan and you may use it retroactively for hmm ¢5

 

So the trainee was too pooped to pop after a 100 miles or with only a 100 miles to walk the goat left? Did you forget the remote shock collar and hot shot so you could fire him up at long range?

 

You know you're really not letting me have any fun with this story