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Lol Guilty as charged, I am. Most people that have Business skills, Work ethic, Professionalism, and Punctuality do not live in a van. So you’re either the above, and adjust to living in a van, or you live in a van, and discover a way to make a good living, and learn to take the job seriously...

Just to echo the previous comments, and state the obvious. You don’t need CDLs to drive a van. The most you would need is the state equivalent of a taxi cab drivers license, which is a written test, that’s it. Your regular dL with taxi written test. You could get that done in a day. As far as...

Powerful Zen Expedite Wisdom.

I just thought it’s funny how Rush likes to believe he’s so far ahead of the curve, when he’s just catching up to what many Americans knew in 2016.

I believe that this generation has a lot of good eggs, it’s just the elevator hasn’t hit the top floor. No one likes being the butt of a joke, but if you joke about other people, at some point, the carousel will point at you. Anyway, rolling...

It took a year of campaigning and two years of a Trump Presidency before Rush finally understood what’s happened.

When did Democrats suddenly care about jobs? Next, you’ll hear Democrats are against war.

I really hope AOC doesn’t run for President, because I’d probably vote for her just because I would want to watch the world burn.

I believe that the lines of news is so blurry that what constitutes “news” is defined as “any negative story, corroborated or not, about President Trump, or his supporters.”

If I ever feel like dying, I’ll text my wife this picture.

I assume some are better at getting loads for vans than others. Likewise for straight trucks. And the dreaded solo driver straight truck...

Pilot and Flying J EFS works for gas outside, except at Charlotte, NC, which I would avoid at all costs. You also collect shower points there, and get $.03/gallon off a already competitive price.

I talked with a Bolt driver last year, he was happy with his company.

The start up questions will be, what are you driving? Is it a team? Do you own your vehicle?

Suffering Succotash! Why didn’t anyone tell me El Paso, TX was this big of a town? I was expecting a town the size of Texarkana, not Houston.

I appreciate that. Owner’s manual says every 4,000 miles, if you’re on dusty, dirty roads, and idling a lot. The more I think about it, I don’t idle the vehicle as much as, say, someone making multiple deliveries a day, leaving the vehicle to run all day, every day. If I’m not moving, the...