@joeroganhq It has zero to do with law because the man didn't go to jail. It has 100% to do with firing because someone's conduct was below the network standards. My wife was a teacher, and she had a conduct clause in her teacher contract.
Just so everyone knows, emissions systems on commercial trucks were/are extremely prone to malfunctions and rendered many trucks unusable.
Those systems bankrupted hundreds of 1,000βs of owner operators and trucking companies. During COVID, many trucks failed due to sensors being impossible to get.
The epa or whoever controls emissions systems turned a deaf ear to the entire industry. The same thing happened to the farmers and their tractors.
Blindly forcing non-working regulations down the throats of working Americans is a travesty.
Top that with truck drivers unable to pass a physical thatβs more burdensome than a private pilots license, and things seem to get looney. Especially when woke states hand out CDLs to illegal immigrants who canβt even read.
This country has had a reputation of screwing those who feed and move americas products. The true backbone. Kinda like the boy-king did in Canada.
@carlhancock@KRL_defi_ I have a coworker who was telling me that he has a financial advisor that handles all of his investments. I asked him why he didn't handle his own investments. He said he wasn't an expert in investing and tax avoidance, he said he was an expert in being a salesman.
@Razorbass904@therandomsec No, the personal late hit foul call on Malcolm Shepperd against Florida. Plus a few others in that game. However, this Auburn crap literally cost us the game.