Questions About Riding in the Truck With the Hubby

That guy jump? I fell asleep before the story came on.

 

Honestly, I'm not sure. I got a work email I wasn't supposed to. I put on my two weeks and the boss #### on me to everyone in the company, but still wants me to bring his broken truck to NY today

 

When you rolling out? I'm running the north shore n snh today. Last stop in Watertown.
Prolly coming back across the pike/84 mid afternoon. I'll buy coffee

 

We're leaving our house around 11 to go to hyde park to get truck. From there, straight down 95 into the bx

 

Lol you'll be fine. Hope youre passenger seat is air ride.

 

Many of us have had a posting or 2 with Boston tanker, which of course includes me and my time in downtown Boston's Chinatown and soutie. So you have an idea on tight city streets and spotting a truck. which will be of some help later on into his future at Werner, and where ever else he goes later.

Some have mentioned that you too get a CDL and go team, as a paid team member, not a ride along.

that does have some great possibilities as ALL that money earned as a team, stays in one house. Rather than say 2 strangers, living separate lives, in separate houses. Financially, you'd be able to pay off your students loan(s) faster, and be able to save up money to buy a house (or pay off the one you 2 might own now).

As a Masters holding Criminal Physhcologist , I think I can safely say that you will do VERY well in the salary AND benefits area, over any truck driver team could ever imagine, plus you'll have shall I dare say, an easier lifestyle, than that of being OTR as a team. You'll be able to stay clean, eat regularly, sleep better, and so on and so forth.

Then to, you really would be a bonafide truckstop lawyer.!!

and God only knows, the plethora of those at the truck stop counters, along with SOOOO many ex-Navy Seals......and former Army Rangers..........~~~!!!!!!!!~~~

As I am sure I have said to Tanker (wishing him good luck) , good luck to you, in whatever you choose, but to me personally, I'd not stop pursuing a career in what you will soon be a graduate of.