The Hugh storyline has to be fake

Actually, a lot of places do care about the drivers attitudes when shipping because someone has to deal with that driver on the other end, and if he is rude, hard to deal with, or doesn't treat items shipped as if they were their own, they often choose other carriers. I ran one of the shipping departments for one of the biggest companies in the U.S. for a few years and if we heard that a guy was speeding or driving dangerously, arriving with loads in disarray or damaged, or if he was hard to deal with or rude on the delivery end, we switched to someone else. It happened quite a few times. There's tons of guys who can deliver, but trustworthy, easy to deal with, respectful drivers are what I would think any person would want. But, ok, maybe you don't care about that. On the other hand, we have seen Hugh damage loads without a care, drive like a maniac on very rough roads, drive well above the speed limit, and display a general attitude of not caring about the customer or their items. I would think that would be enough to choose another carrier. They must be really, really cheap to take those risks with your shipments. I've also seen the brotherhood between truckers, and I can't believe any real trucker would drive for a man like that to begin with. Being respectful to each other is one of their biggest rules, at least in the U.S mainland, so watching the way Hugh and Vlad treat their employees makes me think it is probably staged for TV.