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There is no separation of work and home for a driver.
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True, but driving isn't your typical 9 to 5 job, either. There is nothing similar between driving a truck and working in an office or a factory or other non-driving position, yet truckers try to make the comparison all the time and then get upset when a competing comparison is made by a non-trucker. You can't have it both ways.
If you want to compare driving a truck to working in an office, then the remark about Tonn not taking his dog to work is spot on and valid. If you don't think it's valid, then you can't make any other comparisons from your side.
I'm not trying to stir things up...I'm simply pointing out that the street has to go both ways.