I read another one of his posts somewhere on here...that he was "going to start his own truckers website for new guys"....I think that's what he said..because this site is hard to get accurate information from and disorganized......stop feeding this guy answers let him disappear , because it obvious to me he doesn't believe a word we say to him
The chance of getting a high paying trucking job
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by lupe, Feb 12, 2011.
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It's not hard to get answers to questions in here at all. And I came here before getting my CDL a few years ago. But to make it easier to get answers, all you have to do is ask the question ONCE... NOT 10 TIMES, and use the SEARCH feature.
That is what is so maddening. I don't blame him for asking questions, even the ones that make me bang my head on the desk, but how many times can you ask the same question and not understand the answer?
I still submit that if diesel fumes, the smell of truck stops, dirt, grime, exhaust and noise are a concern, and lets not forget "how hard it is to shift because you have weak wrists", then THIS VOCATION IS NOT FOR YOU.rocknroll nik, Rollover the Original and Lilbit Thank this. -
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Lilbit Thanks this.
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You will never find the gold without sifting through the muck.
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i make my income for 2010 o nothing jejeje
my gross was 134000 with van after all was o noting i live with nothing jejeje ,i take 134k i spend this for this my income 2010 is o nothing -
and i can live with this money
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I keep my receifts everytime
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