Not for me
#1
Not for me
After training and going solo for a week I've decided that OTR truck driving is not for me. I'll be taking my truck back to Baylor in the next day or so.
Thanks to all on here that offered their advices. BOL to everyone.
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#2
Re: Not for me
Originally Posted by Colts Fan
After training and going solo for a week I've decided that OTR truck driving is not for me. I'll be taking my truck back to Baylor in the next day or so.
Thanks to all on here that offered their advices. BOL to everyone. I"m not passing any kind of judgement, Coltsfan..... but what happened in ONE WEEK that convinced you of this? How was it so much different than everyone here TOLD you it would be? Are you gonna look for a local job? Or are you getting out of trucking? Best of luck to YOU, too! But, Geez man! I hope you didn't PAY for that training!
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#5
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Sorry to hear that, :cry: but maybe you need to give it alittle more time.
The first three months are the toughest, especially in all the weather. It sucks being away from family so long, if that is the problem, you make adjustments. Try giving it alittle more time. What does the wife think?
#6
Re: Not for me
Originally Posted by golfhobo
Originally Posted by Colts Fan
After training and going solo for a week I've decided that OTR truck driving is not for me. I'll be taking my truck back to Baylor in the next day or so.
Thanks to all on here that offered their advices. BOL to everyone. I"m not passing any kind of judgement, Coltsfan..... but what happened in ONE WEEK that convinced you of this? How was it so much different than everyone here TOLD you it would be? Are you gonna look for a local job? Or are you getting out of trucking? Best of luck to YOU, too! But, Geez man! I hope you didn't PAY for that training!
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#7
As far as staying in the trucking business I don't know. If the job is right then yes I will. If I can't find anything I'll get back in the insurance biz.
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#8
Originally Posted by Trukrswyfe
Sorry to hear that, :cry: but maybe you need to give it alittle more time.
The first three months are the toughest, especially in all the weather. It sucks being away from family so long, if that is the problem, you make adjustments. Try giving it alittle more time. What does the wife think?
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#9
I don't think he's saying shame on you. I took it to mean that quite a few of us were under the impression, from what you were posting beore, that you wouldn't like OTR trucking in the first place.
FWIW, at least you made the best choice for yourself before it had a chance to harm you or your family. Now, instead of wondering how it would work out for you, you know that it wasn't a good fit. You only live once, right?
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#10
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Originally Posted by Colts Fan
Originally Posted by Trukrswyfe
Sorry to hear that, :cry: but maybe you need to give it alittle more time.
The first three months are the toughest, especially in all the weather. It sucks being away from family so long, if that is the problem, you make adjustments. Try giving it alittle more time. What does the wife think? |
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