She's not a rookie; she knows what she wants and it's not a local job. She ran the road for 7 years with her ex, so she's not going into this uninformed.
Not everyone wants a local job; I sure don't and would consider jumping off a cliff if that was my only choice.
@SMW78 - tell us where your location is so we know the hiring area you live in.
Wanting to get my CDL
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I understand and have experienced everything you mentioned actually. Like I said, I've been OTR. I may not have driven except for a short period of time, but I was THERE. I stayed up while he drove those long miles, dealt with dispatchers and brokers, shippers over the phone. I know the disappointment of thinking you're done and get to sleep a little only to hear that dreadful knock, or BANGING I should say, that you got a door. I know it ain't pretty n it's stressful sometimes. But from the moment I tasted real freedom of being out there, going down the road, seeing new places all the time, new faces, that really surpassed all the negative and somehow made it all worth it.
We were in some pretty messed up situations let me tell ya and I still believe in what it is.
Thank you for taking the time to respond
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