Random thoughts...

@criselington getting fancy with that "flavored" water. I can still taste the rubber flavor enhanced water. Bonus points if you grew up with hard water and had that delicious penny water. Memories....

Well if it's a gas powered light you need then do I have a suggestion for you! Yep, that's right! Propane! Not only will it light your path through existential darkness, but it'll keep you warm during the coldest depressions! Plus propane never lets you down during a power outage. Try propane and propane accessories for all your needs both physical as well as psychological! Did I mention it's also great for grilling?

I was thinking about how insanely strong Fred Flintstone is. The guy is capable of using his legs to propel a car made out of stone to over 50 mph, he can crack stones with his fists and have dinosaurs slam into his body that weigh multiple tons and it is just an annoyance to him. The guy has the physical characteristics of a Baki character.

I know way more about bluey and blues clues(Including the movie. Steve, ya dumbass, be more observant!!! Sheesh...) than any grown adult should... And most songs stuck in my head ALL DAY are from Ms.Rachel. What is my life? lol Better than how my son used to be with blippi, I suppose.lol

Idk if trucking is for me I'm a wuss and it's hard for me to even go back in a straight line. I'm gonna go until I pass or fail though.

You would be surprised at how many of us have faced the same challenges. Backing in a straight line is easiest if you think about not relying on turning the wheel until absolutely necessary and only slightly. You will be ok, Joe! The spirit of all of us Masters of Truck-kun are with you! @joemama711

The key to backing a trailer is that you turn in the opposite direction of its drift. So if you see it going left, you turn right. But again only slightly. Avoid big turns.

Thank you ;-; I think I keep overcorrecting and over doing. When does the seasick nausea go away? @gabriel_true