>It’s not likely the military where you are doing something decently important. You are wasting your life to ship clothes for the Gap or frozen pizzas. I was n

>It’s not likely the military where you are doing something decently important. You are wasting your life to ship clothes for the Gap or frozen pizzas. I was never a truck driver, but my father was. He was in the military for about 7 years, then got discharged for a severe injury. He worked as a truck driver for about 3 years, then did all he could to rejoin the military and upon doing so never went back to truck driving. This was about 20 years ago, but seeing how messy employment in America is today, I doubt treatment or working conditions for drivers is much better than it was then.