Millis OTR journal

I just wanna reiterate, for the record, how much I fkn hate Pilots.

 

So we all hear the "there are no miles bs at Millis so out of curiosity what was everyone's miles on their Quarterly bonus?

I hit 35,277 and quite frankly I expected it to be lower. Ive had a ton of time off during the holidays.

 

28,548 and that's with me also taking a lot of time off toward the end of the year for holidays and house buying.

 

Yea I had a student during Oct and half of November. I was off 10 days for Thanksgiving and another 10 for Christmas. Also home on weekends.

During a normal quarter of having a student I'm usually over 40000. I really wasnt expecting over 35k for this quarter.

 

Man feels really weird. I got to BRF at 8pm last night and I was the only truck here, and still am now at 4am. Dont think I've ever stayed here during the week and been the only truck lol

 

20,200 but I ended up taking the last 6 weeks of the year off.

 

For some reason my post above didn't happen. Just a tick under 30,000 for me. Over a week off at Christmas and 5 days for Thanksgiving.

 

I swear... Truck drivers find the dumbest #### to cry about. There's a bunch of them on Facebook crying about the Clearinghouse thing, claiming that it's "intrusive" and that it "infringes upon their freedom." How is it any different than what's ready being done? Isn't our pre-employment and all of our random screenings already gonna end up on our DAC when we move on? So DAC is managed by a for profit business and the Clearinghouse is managed by the federal government. Not considering the other stuff on our DAC reports (I'm only talking about drug and alcohol test results) why are people so upset by this? So many crybabies out there screaming "Wah! I hate this game! it's not fair! I'm going to take my ball and go home and quit playing...but only if you guys quit playing too!" any time they have to make the slightest change to their precious "lifestyle.". Cry me a ####in river. There's gonna be rules. Maybe the ones that don't like rules can go do what I used to do, because I didn't have a lot of rules back then.

 

You can't use illicit drugs and drive a truck. You can't use illicit drugs and do many jobs. You want to use drugs, get a different job where it doesn't matter. For most employers it matters. Nothing intrusive or unfair about it.