It's sad that even if it were true, that it would supposedly somehow reflect on the gender as a whole.

There was a large construction project on our campus right next to our building allowing us to observe the entire project. Early on, there was a long line of double trailer bottom dump trucks to excavate the basement. One day a truck got stuck coming out on the steep makeshift dirt ramp coming out of the pit. It brought the entire chain to a halt for the rest of the day till it got unstuck costing huge amounts of money because of the delay. It was a female driver. We learned she was not allowed back. I felt bad for her. While I suppose that's part of the learning process, it seemed like something that could have happened to anyone. I often wonder how she took that in stride and how her driving career went from there.

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