Need some help for a friend of mine.

Your a good friend for helping out your "friend". I hope he appreciates everything you do for him.

:smt117

 

He has done a lot more for me that I have for him. Trust me he doesn't owe me anything. I am glad that he is able to get back on the road and hopefully take full advantage of this second chance.

In somewhat related news I get my living room back. Woo hoo!!!

 

That's good she let you back in the bedroom after the good news!

 

If your "friend" isnt smart enough to do his own research i say he is doomed for failure at this point.

Im still a noob but one thing i know is this isnt an industry where you can expect folks to hold your hand through it.

 

I think you should make a special effort to have you friend register here, and join us.

 

I don't think you know my story friend. You should do some searches on some of my early threads on this board.

To put it bluntly at this point I could not give two ##### about what she thinks. And as far as letting me? Yeah, that will be the day.

 

Dude is 52 he is not computer literate and in fact hates computers I mean up until I would say 2 years ago he was still carrying around one of those old verizon black phones the big ones you had to flip and that the screen only gives you black numbers.

 

I tried several times and if he had, I told him this, he would have probably been able to avoid a lot of the dumb rookie mistakes he did make that eventually almost cost him his living.

Even though I haven't driven in almost 2 years I love this board every time I come here I feel like I learn something and I am filled with the love of the road that I miss so much.

 

Has he pulled his MVR and actually seen that? A police report doesn't mean it's on his record.

 

His MVR is clean its the DAC that's killing him also the fact that it was a jackknife. Still he is off to the races with his new company I just hope he doesn't have to stay there too long to get somewhere better.