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Mgv1349 · 15 May 2019

Lewis H said:
Not really, it’s being realistic. I used the examples of drinking coffee, opening windows, switching between sitting and standing, because in previous safety critical roles, these methods had proved effective ‍♂️

Yeah I was agreeing with @Jimathy... me and him did our training together and got told methods like this to use.

I was referring to the OP attitude to good advice as being unbelievable.

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dctraindriver · 15 May 2019

ComUtoR said:
Singing

This.... I’m sure the passengers behind me love it. And risk triggered commentary.

OP, window coffee are acts you do to keep you concentrating on the task. You open a window because monotony can make you tired, same as a swig of coffee, get out of the seat at a stop and stretch and keep the next part of your journey in your head, never the end of it if it’s stages away.

Maybe you also failed on the attitude test?

4F89 · 15 May 2019

dctraindriver said:
This.... I’m sure the passengers behind me love it. And risk triggered commentary.

OP, window coffee are acts you do to keep you concentrating on the task. You open a window because monotony can make you tired, same as a swig of coffee, get out of the seat at a stop and stretch and keep the next part of your journey in your head, never the end of it if it’s stages away.

Maybe you also failed on the attitude test?

Agree 1000 %

A concise, correct answer is mocked.... shows the attitude level.

Regan · 15 May 2019

Regarding the risk triggered commentary when you are completing a certain number of hours my manager wanted to hear this I always drink to keep hydrated nothing wrong with talking to yourself over the route.

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