What do drivers do for entertainment on the road

I don't really understand the no inverter policy to me it seems kind of crazy. I really don't like the policy but its a start at least until I get more experience

 

Ive been told after getting my license i could leave and go elsewhere but then id have to pay 4k for training. I can't afford the private schools nor can i afford the colleges. I like kllm because they are a local company also because I don't have to go very far for training

 

Oh chromecast is an option just gotta figure out the whole Internet thing. I can do a hotspot device like mifi for like 100 a month maybe more. Between data, hotspot and the public wifis i should be ok. I do definitely understand but I'd rather stick out the first year and honestly leaving just because of the lack of an inverter seems like a petty thing

 

I understand trucking but you also have to understand that one of my uncles was the type who would leave a company at the drop of the hat for a stupid reason. Both uncles have told me that its very important to stick with that first company at least a year. Can someone please explain if it looks bad to leave the company that trained you after a short period

 

Would that just be something to talk to the company you are looking at going to after training. How would you broach that subject. I just don't want to be one of those drivers that leave for stupid reasons. I've got an uncle who has left just about every company within 6 months of starting