Terminated from Schneider - unemployable?

Yea, #### proud of my accomplishments as most of my friends were losers and drug addicts at that age. I was self sufficient and cruising right on up the ladder of success. Without mommies help. I busted my ### working 10pm to 6am for almost 9 years. The hard work paid off. By age 30 I owned my own home and purchased my first brand new car, fully loaded with every option, with a check. The salesman said he'd been selling cars for 35 years and could hold up on one hand the number of people my age who bought a car in cash in that time period.

Having multiple college degrees opens many doors immediately. The problem is, I didn't necessarily like what I saw. I wound up driving a truck because I couldn't stand the work ethic of people today. When your coworker is allowed to keep her job even though she just played on facebook all day long at the age of 63 and she only stayed because the owner felt bad about firing her, you tend to not care and walk out one day, like I did.

Someone high up in the office recently called me and asked me that, with my credentials, if I would be interested in going into sales for the company and not driving. I said thanks, but no thanks.