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MM,

I know you have me on ignore but would like to ask a question since you were in the medical field.

KH

 

My Dad recieved a call early this morning that our driver Pete had died. He died of a possible heart attack during the night. I am glad he was at home instead of out on the road.
Pete was 64 yrs. old. He had been a truck driver for over 40 years. Drivers like Pete are a blessing. The knowledge they have and share are priceless. There were a few times when Rob needed advice that we had to call Pete for help. He never let us down.
It is a sad day for our trucking company.
Wayne

 

Wayne, I am sorry for your lost and your family has my condolences. May he RIP and go to paradise.

KH

 

Now Dino, if you want to see pic's of working girls why did'nt you ask. i have a hookup/site for that shizzzz too. hahaha.

 

Sorry to hear the world lost a great driver, this industry needs a lot more like him.

 

Don't tell them. It's none of their flippin business, companies you apply to, that is. I guess you would be lying when you don't mention it on your long form physical when they ask for surgeries you've had, but oh well. I've had 2 surgeries on my left knee and I don't say a word. It's my problem not a liability for them. We know our bodies better than anyone. If you know you can drive without issues (I mean issues that are safety related, I imagine you will always have the issue of pain, lord knows I do) then don't let them hold you back with info they don't need to know to begin with.
I wish you well on a speedy recovery.

 

I like you Dino even if your spelling/grammar generally needs translating.

A driver once told me that kind of HooHoo (my word not his) is like hot dogs. If you really knew what was in it or where it came from you wouldn't eat it.

 

Oh Wayne, I'm so sorry. That stinks in the worst kind of way. At least he was at home.

 

Sorry for your company's and that driver's family's loss, Wayne.

 

my condolence's to that driver's family and sry for your co's. lost.