Orentation and Trainer Time

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by TruckerDragon, Nov 14, 2010.

  1. Klingon

    Klingon Heavy Load Member

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    Hey TD, and idea.
    Hang out with him when he goes into a store in the Truck Stops. See what kind of 'toys' he likes/looks at.
    Then pick him up a going away present and leave it on his seat when you get off his truck....
     
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  3. Mike'

    Mike' Medium Load Member

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    .............:puke:
     
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  4. Lady K

    Lady K Road Train Member

    Now to each his own - I would almost think of it as a very soft oatmeal cookie to enjoy in the morning. I also like cold/ice coffee too :)
     
  5. Mike'

    Mike' Medium Load Member

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    Now the cold coffee I agree on...

    ...since I am going on the road soon, maybe I should do some research. ;) **runs to kitchen**
     
  6. TruckerDragon

    TruckerDragon Heavy Load Member

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    Or ask drivers that almost finished culinary school. + hums innocently +
     
  7. bobvillaoftn

    bobvillaoftn Light Load Member

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    Just making sure, but before you get off his truck you should atleast get him a lil something, following what was mentioned earlier tool around with him in the TS's and figure out what he likes, needs or is lacking that could make his day a bit easier.
     
  8. chompi

    chompi Road Train Member

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    Actually I still make it that way while at home. It isn't cold, just room temperature. It's really good with honey on it too! Maple syrup if your a high roller! I used to eat the Chunky soup right out of the can while driving. Refried beans also. I pretty much ate everything room temperature so I could keep on rolling. I could do cereal too in those Solo cups. Another thing that is good and also good for you is I would put "fat free" dressing in one Solo cup and broccoli and carrots in another cup and just dip my veggies in the dressing and eat em up! You can buy the cooked chicken in a bag just like the tuna fish. Just open the bag, squirt a little mayo and hot sauce in there, then you just squish the bag around to mix it all together and walla! My wife used to buy the soft tortilla shells and make all kind of roll-ups with them. Even P-butter and jelly! We used to go overboard on the Avocado's! Get some nice ripe ones cut them in half, pop the seed out, sprinkle with salt and scoop and eat while you drive. Ummmm, making my mouth water!
     
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  9. miz860

    miz860 Medium Load Member

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  10. l<enny

    l<enny Light Load Member

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    since you're posting yours, i'll post mine. I'm with Inman Trucking, here's the thread: <a href="http://www.thetruckersreport.com/truckingindustryforum/questions-from-new-drivers/128740-another-new-guys-story.html">Another new guys story.....
    </a>
     
  11. TruckerDragon

    TruckerDragon Heavy Load Member

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    Another day, another 547 miles :p
    We deliver tomarrow afternoon, he is driving the last leg of the journy but I got complimented on breaking 500 for 2 consecutive driving days :D

    Its not that hard, Im just tired now and probably going to bed soon, Nothing overly exciting to report today, things still going well with my new trainer, headed to uh, i cant remember with a load of tiles :)
     
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