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Sara Uppet was nervous as she climbed into the cab of the dump truck for the first time. She had been working as a construction laborer at Vidsville Construction for the past few months, but this was her first time driving one of the big trucks.
The other workers gave her a few pointers before she got started. They told her to be careful not to oversteer, and to make sure she signaled before changing lanes. Sara took a deep breath and started the engine. The truck roared to life, and Sara felt a surge of adrenaline.
She slowly pulled out of the parking lot and onto the construction site. The other workers watched her go, and some of them gave her a thumbs-up. Sara smiled and waved. She was feeling more confident now.
She drove the truck around the site for a while, getting used to the controls. Then she started to load it with dirt. The other workers helped her, and soon the truck was full.
Sara backed the truck up to the edge of the excavation site and opened the tailgate. The dirt poured out, and the other workers started to spread it around. Sara watched them work, feeling proud of herself for helping out.
When the truck was empty, Sara drove it back to the parking lot. She parked it and climbed out, feeling tired but satisfied. She had done it! She had driven a dump truck for the first time, and she had done a good job.
The other workers came over to congratulate her. They told her that she had a natural talent for driving trucks, and that she should keep at it. Sara smiled. She knew that she would. She loved working at Vidsville Construction, and she couldn't wait to see what the future held. #timmystory
Sara Uppet was nervous as she climbed into the cab of the dump truck for the first time. She had been working as a construction laborer at Vidsville Construction for the past few months, but this was her first time driving one of the big trucks.
The other workers gave her a few pointers before she got started. They told her to be careful not to oversteer, and to make sure she signaled before changing lanes. Sara took a deep breath and started the engine. The truck roared to life, and Sara felt a surge of adrenaline.
She slowly pulled out of the parking lot and onto the construction site. The other workers watched her go, and some of them gave her a thumbs-up. Sara smiled and waved. She was feeling more confident now.
She drove the truck around the site for a while, getting used to the controls. Then she started to load it with dirt. The other workers helped her, and soon the truck was full.
Sara backed the truck up to the edge of the excavation site and opened the tailgate. The dirt poured out, and the other workers started to spread it around. Sara watched them work, feeling proud of herself for helping out.
When the truck was empty, Sara drove it back to the parking lot. She parked it and climbed out, feeling tired but satisfied. She had done it! She had driven a dump truck for the first time, and she had done a good job.
The other workers came over to congratulate her. They told her that she had a natural talent for driving trucks, and that she should keep at it. Sara smiled. She knew that she would. She loved working at Vidsville Construction, and she couldn't wait to see what the future held. #timmystory
