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<blockquote data-quote="retiredTxfeeder" data-source="post: 4124223" data-attributes="member: 52978"><p>My feeder school was taught on 3 weekends by on road supervisors.&nbsp; I had talked to feeder drivers who had clued me in to the low down.&nbsp; A particular trainer had NEVER passed one of his students.&nbsp; The school before mine, The trainer had come the first day and had his bass boat behind his pickup.&nbsp; He DQ&#039;d the guy immediately and was on the lake fishing before noon.&nbsp; Guess who I drew?&nbsp; yeah, same guy.&nbsp; I was on eggshells the whole class.&nbsp; He was very abrasive and condescending. He screamed at me if I made any mistakes.&nbsp; Third day of class, I went over a railroad track that was pretty uneven.&nbsp; Back then, the passenger seat wasn&#039;t air ride, but bolted to the floor.&nbsp; He went up, then back down and hurt his back, enough that he couldnt do the last day of class.&nbsp; I got another trainer the last day for my qualifying ride and he passed me.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="retiredTxfeeder, post: 4124223, member: 52978"] My feeder school was taught on 3 weekends by on road supervisors. I had talked to feeder drivers who had clued me in to the low down. A particular trainer had NEVER passed one of his students. The school before mine, The trainer had come the first day and had his bass boat behind his pickup. He DQ'd the guy immediately and was on the lake fishing before noon. Guess who I drew? yeah, same guy. I was on eggshells the whole class. He was very abrasive and condescending. He screamed at me if I made any mistakes. Third day of class, I went over a railroad track that was pretty uneven. Back then, the passenger seat wasn't air ride, but bolted to the floor. He went up, then back down and hurt his back, enough that he couldnt do the last day of class. I got another trainer the last day for my qualifying ride and he passed me. [/QUOTE]

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