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Wally's Primer on Common Helper Psychological Haplotypes and Personalities
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<blockquote data-quote="browndingo" data-source="post: 1224465" data-attributes="member: 50642"><p>The Lost in Space guys crack me up, but you have to feel kind of sorry for them. I always tell them that driver helper is a temporary job and doesn't get their foot in the door, but that doing well as a driver helper doesn't hurt when you go to apply for a permanent position. There are two pre-loaders at my center who were driver helpers first.</p><p></p><p>Out here in the sticks we have the redneck version of the Collegiate which I guess you could call the Farm Boy. A year or two out of high school, these kids were raised on long hours of work in all kinds of weather. Carrying a 30-lb box in 30-degrees is their idea of a vacation compared to lifting 100-lb feed sacks in 10 degrees at 4 a.m. They're always on time, and they know how to dress warmly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="browndingo, post: 1224465, member: 50642"] The Lost in Space guys crack me up, but you have to feel kind of sorry for them. I always tell them that driver helper is a temporary job and doesn't get their foot in the door, but that doing well as a driver helper doesn't hurt when you go to apply for a permanent position. There are two pre-loaders at my center who were driver helpers first. Out here in the sticks we have the redneck version of the Collegiate which I guess you could call the Farm Boy. A year or two out of high school, these kids were raised on long hours of work in all kinds of weather. Carrying a 30-lb box in 30-degrees is their idea of a vacation compared to lifting 100-lb feed sacks in 10 degrees at 4 a.m. They're always on time, and they know how to dress warmly. [/QUOTE]
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