Struggling with training for fuel delivery

Well hello everyone, Original Poster checking in. Yes four or five years later. How about that Covid eh? didn't affect my pay one bit except drive it up. so that's a plus. but don't let politics sidetrack this old dead post. PLEASE.

Oh, how naive I was then. Now I don't know that I would have been successful without all that stress and worry so I can't say it was unnecessary or even excessive. But I still remember my heart pounding as I put in those presets and hit enter. I forget how long the anxiety lasted but I remember that feeling vividly. I hauled fuel for three and a half years with the company that trained me. I made zero transmix, but I did upgrade some regular on accident a couple more times. I had one delivery to the wrong store. We had two company stores on the same street within a mile of eachother. I also overfilled one tank on accident due to a bad sensor and some confusion with the stick reading that I should have given more mental weight to figure out. So all in all I was very successful in that I didn't make any expensive mistakes. By the time I left, I was a steady reliable top performer/earner. I had bought a second home and decreased my consumer debt significantly. would have had zero consumer debt if not for my wife's love of shopping.
I left about a year and a half ago seeking more time at home with my wife and kids. significant pay cut, but I was home in time for dinner every day, and had weekends off so we made it work. Now I have decided to leave trucking altogether to pursue a 4-year degree in either computer science or engineering. This will be even more of a pay reduction because we are living on borrowed money now. I owe this opportunity to the VA for the GI Bill and fuel hauling for propelling my income for those years. to all those who were supportive I appreciate you you were right I just didn't realize it t the time. For the couple of naysayers, I got a few bags of penises sitting here for you.

TLDR; I struggle to learn it at first, but fuel hauling for just a few years changed my quality of life in a big way allowing me to set a path back to school to earn a degree It was a rough haul not just learning the ropes but also being a high performer at work put a strain on my family life.