Comments By Renegade

On our way to California we stopped at a little mom and pop truck stop in Plateau TX just before you get to Van Horn and inside there was a little mexican diner, nothing fancy, but the food was absolutely incredible. I'm sure you've all been to your local mexican restaurant and ordered your favorite plate of what not and when home thinking it was good but not great, I know I have. This place had the best mexican food I've ever tasted and I can assure you when im traveling across I-10 this place is going to be a regular stop. There was even an old Swift driver sitting at the counter telling me this is the only place he stops at when he's in west Texas. CHECK IT OUT!!

I love listening to all the slang and made up terminology. Some of the women were just as funny.

Hey, do you drive for Werner by any chance? I think thats one of their Pete 387s in that pic you have for your avatar on here. Please correct me if I am wrong.

No.. I drive for KLLM. Thanks Serah.

We're in a log jam in Atlanta right now and listening to some of this CB chatter is better than stand up comedy.

Hey congrats Renegade! Good luck with with your trainer!

Thanks Pianoman

I leave with my trainer at 8:00am tomorrow morning and I'm excited to get out there make some money. I'm sure the next 6 weeks is going to fly by.

Thanks G-Town...I really appreciate it brother.

Thanks Rainy...I'm really excited about getting out there learning the tools of the trade. Orientation is Monday - Wednesday and then I leave with my trainer for 6 weeks. I'll keep y'all updated on my progress.

Oldschool...I just didn't want you, Brett, or any of the moderators and members to think I was bringing any negativity or ego to the page. I've always been humble, respectful, and willing to learn from the first day I became a member of Trucking Truth. I can assure you nothing has changed. I can tell you from first hand experience that those instructors at KLLM'S driving academy don't play either. It was tough and it gave me even more appreciation and respect for the men and women I'm about to share this career with.

I think I may have worded what I meant to say the wrong way. What I meant was that I hope my trainer has confidence in my commitment and learning abilities. I know I have miles and miles to go before I'm a proficient driver and didn't mean to imply that I have learned all I need to know to become a safe and successful driver.