A THANK YOU NOTE TO DRIVERS
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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trucks. To most office, A truck is just part of the scenery, but to those who drive them, a truck is much more. Is an office. It's a livelihood, and it's a link in the chain holding modern life together for you trucking his life. It's a day to day shuffling paperwork and stopping for scales. It's hoping for good diesel prices and clean shower stalls is powering through aches and pains. You care for your truck, you listen to its heart. You braved the snow and the rain and the heat, and the bad drivers make the tough turns in traffic. In low gears, you take it up the mountains and ease it down. The other side in high gear is you soar over the plains like a bird skimming the water. You eat in it. You sleep in it. You miss your family in it. You let your mind wander in it. Dream in it. It's not easy. You sacrifice family time, exercise weekends, but you take the job next time because you know we need you. The world needs you. It's more than a job more than a living more than a home away from home. Your truck is your life without it. And without you, the world comes to a standstill. And for that we say thanks.