Facebook post about my mistake

Honestly the only thing you can do is to on that post say I was the driver I checked the jaws. They seemed locked.I did everything I could to make.Sure but it unlatched somehow. Just tell him it was a genuine mistake.That wasn't your fault because you did check. Even a veterans such as myself if you look, and it seems like the jaws are locked. But they're not, you can't tell unless you unhook your trailer and test the fifth wheel. And guess what?It could probably still work it, just sometimes they don't. Just tell them exactly what happened on Facebook. But don't engage and don't argue and don't complain and don't say you guys are assels. Just tell the truth as you know, it and move on.That's all you can do. Once a stories out there, it'll always have a certain number of people telling you that you're an idiot that you're unprofessional that it's your fault, blah, blah blah. And technically it is anything that happens to that truck while you're in charge of it is your fault. Always. Until it's proven, it's not.That's the problem with our industry. You're a professional, therefore, you can't make mistakes.That's what people say. You should know better is what people say. Again?That's not true.But for the industry and for people from the outside, that's how they look at it. It's the same with any profession cops. For example, are not supposed to take kickbacks are not supposed to kill innocent people because of their biases they happen to do that. But from the outside, they're not supposed to do that.But in this case it's the opposite, they do it intentionally, not supposed to do it, but the professionals.And they shouldn't do it.So you get the idea, maybe i'm amazing.I've been making any sense here, haha. But that's how people look at truck drivers.Your professional you shouldn't make mistakes. Yeah, that's not how it works.I dropped one of my trailers once. And I didn't even get out and check.I just did a tug test and it seemed fine.Then, as I started moving away, I dropped it. Thankfully, I stopped before I'd ripped my airlines.But the trailer was now on the ground.And I had to wind it up. Thankfully the trailer was empty. Thankfully, it was in a lot that nobody was around.So nobody could yell or scream or haller and criticise me. I just wounded it back up under it.Double checked, and then when on my way never happened again. I am a veteran of 31 years and this happened. When I was 2 or 3 years into my career. You see even with two or three years under my belt a mistake that could have been very bad. But I learned from it, and so will you even though in your case there was nothing else you could have done unless you didn't do a tug Test but they don't always work. As you know. Good luck and don't let this instance, get you down too much. It happens to the best of us, but happened more often to the worst of us.So don't let it happen again, haha