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<blockquote data-quote="MassWineGuy" data-source="post: 1321117" data-attributes="member: 44554"><p>Never say never. There are definite downsides to it, but also some decent upsides. Like making a ton more money from stock options or similar stuff. You have a wife and two kids to think of. College isn't getting any cheaper. And frankly, $70,000 to even $100,000 a year in the northeast isn't a lot of money with a family. Don't ask how I know this.</p><p></p><p>Also, if you're a decent and fair human being, such people are always needed in management, especially those who rose through the ranks from being a driver. The guy who was my sup is a really fine person and everyone else in the center agrees. I asked him why he gave up driving after seven years and he told me he accepted and never gave it a second thought after being asked to become a sup. </p><p></p><p>One huge point he mentioned: He didn't want to spend the next 20-30 years getting in and out of a truck 300 times a day.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MassWineGuy, post: 1321117, member: 44554"] Never say never. There are definite downsides to it, but also some decent upsides. Like making a ton more money from stock options or similar stuff. You have a wife and two kids to think of. College isn't getting any cheaper. And frankly, $70,000 to even $100,000 a year in the northeast isn't a lot of money with a family. Don't ask how I know this. Also, if you're a decent and fair human being, such people are always needed in management, especially those who rose through the ranks from being a driver. The guy who was my sup is a really fine person and everyone else in the center agrees. I asked him why he gave up driving after seven years and he told me he accepted and never gave it a second thought after being asked to become a sup. One huge point he mentioned: He didn't want to spend the next 20-30 years getting in and out of a truck 300 times a day. [/QUOTE]
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