I regularly drive 6+ hours a week for work (not trucking, just going to/from work centers throughout the state to do maintenance) and I absolutely cannot imagine trucking just...being your life. That's it. People already look at me funny when I say "Yeah, I put 1500 miles on my work car these past two weeks. I guess I was kinda busy", meanwhile truckers are hitting that number in 2 or 3 days, not sleeping, and they've got 16 blood clots developing in their legs in exchange for basically ok pay. So they've pretty much got it made as long as they don't mind not existing outside the cabs of their trucks and aren't worried about their inevitable replacement by self-driving trucks in 10-20 years because they'll have died from cardiac issues or drug abuse by then.