Ray From Cleveland
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Neither is mine. But again, if you were as sick as you say you are, then the government was correct in pulling you off the road.
No, the government should have left that decision to my personal doctors. But as I said earlier, you can now feel safe with me off the road driving next to those foreigners who never took our test to drive a tractor-trailer, that don't know word of English to read our road signs.
Good job government.
Actually, if you are only setting your sites on Min Wage jobs, that's on you. It's pretty easy to transition to other lines of work with a well-written resumes, I've helped people do it hundreds of times. I've helped people who have been out of the workforce for years because they were stay at home parents. This nonsense that "I can't possibly find a job outside of trucking" is an excuse, but you are full of them.
It's something I've spent my life doing, and there is really no associated job that pays a living wage. Stay at home parent??? Come on now. If somebody is getting back into the workforce from a stay at home parent, they are a hell of a lot younger than me. If they had a profession they just need to brush up on, sure, it's not too much of a problem.
Resumes don't do crap for anybody. You can pat yourself on the back all you like, but employers see through the BS that's as transparent as plastic wrap. Hell, if I seen one of those resumes, and interviewed the applicant, I could point out the BS on that thing, and I'm only a truck driver.