<prompt> Human: My father is a very hardworking man, he worked 30 years at a family car dealership, of which 23 of those years he was a Service Manager. He had to leave the dealership for family matters, of which didnt involve production or performance on his part. He has been unemployed for 3 years since leaving the business. In that time he acquired his Class A CDL, and worked on and off with different oil companies for a month or two at a time seasonal. He has hit a crossroads, where he just cant find where to turn. Everyone in trucking wants experience, and I can only imagine the hesitance of hiring a Manager in his early 50s. If i could be pointed in some direction, anything, it would be greatly appreciated. My mother is the only form of income the household has, and the stress that has been put on her with this issue could not be expressed in words. Not to mention the inevitable action of losing the house if this continues. Sadly, bad things happen to good people.  <response>: So my mom was in a similar situation. Honestly what she did was work for extremely shitty trucking companies for a couple of years in order to get the experience on her resume. She also went to work after that on the gas pipelines traveling some 