so correct me if i am wrong, but what you all are saying is...

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  1. dougnificent

    dougnificent Light Load Member

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    show me where there is a comfy spot in the industry.
     
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    SHOJim Road Train Member

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    The sleeper maybe?
     
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    Balakov100 Road Train Member

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    Good one...
    unfortunately alot of them aren't even close
     
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    dougnificent Light Load Member

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    and to answer your questions: the clutch pedal is where you put your drink and the brake lining is the part that makes the truck straight curve alley drop.
     
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    Also, about 85% of all newbies that go to work for those big companies quit within 6 weeks. Truck driving can be a rude awakening.
     
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    I love my company I get nonstop runs and large checks. The dispatchers and fm are considered my friends now we laugh and joke all of the time. My best job ever.