Prime Trainer can't train...

Why don't you read about how the Prime training program works, and then get back to us. K thx!

 

The OP had already had 4 weeks (measured in miles - 10.000 of them) with someone sitting in the right seat 100% of the time he was driving no matter what kind of situation he was in.

At the point the OP was at in the training program, we're talking about rural, lightly traveled interstate only; not downtown LA on a Friday afternoon, no mountain grades, no serious backing - he's still at the point of getting 100% supervision on all other driving situations. So in your enlightened opinion, for rural, lightly traveled insterstate highways only, exactly when do you take the training wheels off of one of these crybabies?

 

GROW UP. if you can't handle being called a baby, (even though it was used as a figure of speech) don't ever turn on your CB radio, cause you'll hear much worse from drivers who know even less about you. Never ceases to amaze me just how juvenile some are who call themselves PROFESSIONAL.

 

If you are going into trucking you better have a thick skin. Don't take stuff personal. That trainer doesn't know you from Adam. Try to learn as much as possible.
On the other hand, being a career military guy, I'm not going to take too much guff off anyone. I'd let it go up to a point, but if they cross the line, it's go time.
They might be taking both of us to the hospital to remove my boot from his #####.

 

That boot in the ### ##### always goes two ways.....I would caution anyone who with the good ol boy attitude thinks they can just whip whoever gets in their way....this is not good for business....Military or not, your subject to getting your plow cleaned....good luck and be safe

 

You didn't read my post, that would be only if they crossed the line type of situation.
I said you have to have a thick skin, and not take stuff personal. Try to learn as much as you can.
If someone gets in my face and starts screaming and cussing at me, then yeah, there's going to be a problem.

 

i understand completly...and before i say this dont take this as an insult to you or any other man of military service as i am very patriotic...i feel that too often these kids straight out of basic go to every bar they can find trying to pick a fight because they think the are tough...i have whipped guys lik this just to get to a good fight and i am not condoning fighting.....just dont lik the holier than thou syndrome that i seem to get from these military kids.....and i myself went to a military school all through highschool and decided it was not the life for me....but i learned alot of good life lessons and am a better man for it today....good luck and happy trails frdr.....