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I’m a recent CDL graduate. I thought I got lucky when I was hired to drive tankers in the oilfield. It was great money. I got a taste of that good trucking life. I was unexpectedly let go when the company made some budget cuts.

I spent some time browsing and applying for local jobs, but couldn’t land anything I was happy with. I decided to go ahead and bite the bullet and do my time over the road.

I took a job with Melton Truck Lines. I’m going to the pre-employment evaluation in Tulsa on Monday. If anyone has any advice on OTR flatbed work or Melton, comment below. I’d love to hear what you have to say!

I’m a newbie but I know my place. Got to start somewhere. Looking to get as much experience as I can and hopefully land something better in a year.

I recently found Rabbi Manis Friedman on YouTube. I found the way he explains life, religion, and all sorts of things to be easily understandable so I wanted to share it here for others to enjoy. He also reminds me of my grandfather so that may be influencing my opinion lol. Anyways everyone have a good day and good Shabbos with your family.

This is following up to my previous question about whether it was worth investing in a valve trombone for banda music.

If anyone has a valve trombone in the key of C that they’d be interested in selling, please let me know. I’ve got a budget of $1000.

If not, I’ll probably end up buying a new one, but I’d like to explore all my options first.

I have had a rising interest in Latin music over the last couple years, particularly banda. I started playing songs by ear on my trombone, but I’ve noticed I can’t really achieve the sound I want on a normal slide trombone.

I tried using a marching euphonium I have, but it still doesn’t quite fit the bill for the sound I’m going for.

I’ve come to the conclusion that I would like to buy a proper valve trombone, but is it worth it to invest in and learn on a C valve trombone as opposed to one tuned to Bb?

¿Alguien puede recomendar libros sobre el judaísmo en español para un principiante? Me gustaría que mi novia aprendiera más. Paz y bendiciones.

I just got a CDL Class A and now I’m looking for a job. Any leads are appreciated. I’m not too picky but I’d prefer something local.

I have a 1960 King 2b in great condition. It’s a beautiful horn. But then there’s my run-of-the-mill Yamaha YSL-354. And you know what? I prefer it! I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong on the 2b, but my sound is so much more rich and brilliant on the 354. I never thought I would say this. I guess it goes to show that you sound best on the horn you’re most comfortable with. Any tips for getting a better sound from the 2b?

I’ve been a lurker here since I started CDL school, but I’m proud to announce that I’m officially a CDL Class A holder! Thanks for the tips I found on here.