Sleezy_Salesman
Cabin in the Woods, it’s like a parody of horror films but I really like it.
I’m a truck driver and it takes constant attention and awareness and an expectation that other drivers WILL try to kill themselves using my truck. It also helps to have a ton of patience, and if you’re an irritable person or quick to “road rage” you have no business behind the wheel of an 80,000 lb machine. Just always pay attention and be vigilant, and be safe, not fast.
I do think most companies do a good job and safety is their priority and most drivers have the right mindset. I feel that paying drivers by the mile instead of percentage of the load or hourly is the biggest factor in why drivers try to rush and get frustrated though so if that was an industry wide change I think it would help. Overall I think that unsafe drivers are a very small portion of the workforce but the average person would only notice those few, a polite, safe, driver is mostly unnoticed because they’re just doing what you expect.
Looks like they were used to hold bullets and premeasured powder. But they kind of just became a style.
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#Wordle937 4/6* Grade: B
⬜🟨⬜⬜🟩 >!STALE!< C
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I went from plumbing and hvac sales to truck driving. It’s great, I don’t have to deal with customers, I make more money, and I just listen to audiobooks all day.
I’m surprised to not see any gyro lovers in this thread.