Posted by randallinMo on September 06, 2013 at 05:40:31 from (216.74.205.155):
My hat goes off to school bus drivers. I recently "thought" maybe I'd give something back to the community by driving a school bus for a couple years. It would have worked well with my schedule and our school is desperate for drivers. Becoming a school bus driver is about like trying to work for the FBI. You have to have all the CDL requirements, you can't have any kind of record, you have to be finger printed, they do a background check on you.....in other words, you had better lived a model life, never been arrested, been a pillar of the community and willing to work for darn near nothing. I"m talking less than $10.00 per hour! Oh, and did I mention you have to take heat from every parent, guardian, school administrator and school board member? To become a school bus driver you have to be the best of the best. Then, they pay you like you are the worst of the worst. I said, "No thank you". I admire those who do.
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