Last Week Tonight was the eighteen wheeled equivalent of projecting a crappy rookie game-dev job onto all of tech. Nobody who doesn't want to is putting up wit

Last Week Tonight was the eighteen wheeled equivalent of projecting a crappy rookie game-dev job onto all of tech. Nobody who doesn't want to is putting up with that after they've been in the industry for any appreciable amount of time. It's the kind of thing you do for a few years to put experience on your resume. The asterisks are you have to live in a truck, work crappy hours and be jerked around by dispatch, just like every other steering wheel holding dry van job. It's also not salaried so that "starting at 95k" is based on some number of miles. Walmart historically pays well in order to have their pick of top drivers. While they are a primarily dry van fleet, they're no Swift of Schneider so they expect high quality work to go with that pay. Driving over someone's planters will not sit well with them.