Gabriel

Arc @arc Now that you mention it, yeah you're right

Gabriel @gabriel_true Like they sing differently for sure, however when they just talk it's difficult to not hear them as the same individual. I also noticed many of the higher pitched voice actors seem to sing on a lower key. I'm aware people's singing voice and speaking voice are typically different, but it sounds as if the lower voiced people will sing with a higher register and vice versa the other way around. Could just be me.

Gabriel @gabriel_true Glad you got hired.

Anti-spyware @joemama711 Thanks man, any updates on your end, how long do you think you'll stay with the company before maybe getting a better deal?

Gabriel @gabriel_true Hard to say. The higher paying jobs want 3 years plus and endorsements which I don't have. My brother's company that he's been with for 20 years is laying off staff. Union strikes on the coast has forced many drivers to change what they haul with ports closing. In addition many port routes require stricter regulations including buying a brand new tractor every 3 years. At least in Virginia. Maybe not so much in other states? Again truck driving is wildly different for many people. Company vs. lease operator vs. independent vs hot shoting all have different requirements as well as expectations that come with pros and cons.

Anti-spyware @joemama711 Oh man that is rough, I didn't think there was more strikes going on after the whole dock worker news but shows how fast time is going. Wanting 3 years and endorsement must be a big jump in money for what they want maybe? I wouldn't know what to do

Gabriel @gabriel_true Yes and no. Sheetz pays $40 an hour for tanker drivers. Walmart Distribution pays dry van trailer drivers up to $120k if you drive for them 15 years. *Shrug*

Anti-spyware @joemama711 Tanker do be making decent, I hear they kinda have more control over the surge? Walmart takes a few years too I believe but idk if the trade off for both