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Sorry, World: I knew you were being "complimentary." I just came off the road, and was hittin' the jakes! I just got a little carried away defending my position!
Notice all the smilies in my response! That means I'm just havin' fun! :wink:
Remember... friends are few and far between.
TRUCKIN' AIN'T FOR WUSSES!!!
"I am willing to admit that I was wrong." The Rev.
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I KNEW that was gonna double post!
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sorry for triple post
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Glad you got your CDL, NHHunter. My advice is too late for you, but maybe can help the next guy.
If you are not afraid of the truck, then it has to be the DOT tester. Here is the key to staying calm before / during your test. Understand that he/she is not your enemy. Sure, you dont know each other, but try to assume the positive instead of negative, and imagine that they are on YOUR side, and want you to pass and be a good, safe driver.
Odds are you would not be nervous with your wife, or good friend in the cab, and the tester should be dealt with on the same level. They are only trying to do their job, and get thru the week without any problems.
Like golfhobo says, and i agree, a lot of what life dishes out has to be met with confidence, or you will suffer needlessly. You CAN do it, and WILL do it.
Enjoy the new career.
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Glad you got your CDL, NHHunter. My advice is too late for you, but maybe can help the next guy.
If you are not afraid of the truck, then it has to be the DOT tester. Here is the key to staying calm before / during your test. Understand that he/she is not your enemy. Sure, you dont know each other, but try to assume the positive instead of negative, and imagine that they are on YOUR side, and want you to pass and be a good, safe driver.
Odds are you would not be nervous with your wife, or good friend in the cab, and the tester should be dealt with on the same level. They are only trying to do their job, and get thru the week without any problems.
Like golfhobo says, and i agree, a lot of what life dishes out has to be met with confidence, or you will suffer needlessly. You CAN do it, and WILL do it.
Enjoy the new career.
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