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@@brandonmendo1203 It's changed a few times over the years.

@@brianhoppenrath8379 he is a union driver and where he works people are interested in that and want to hear about it. Considering myself and where I work is completely the opposite we are not union.

@@craigslistrro709 I've heard that before and depending on the waste it could be dangerous to your health for less money.

@@Unduplicatable no. I have a schedule that's 5 days on 5 days off. Some of the other schedules would be like 6 days on 2 days off or 6 days on 3 days off or 5 days on 2 days off just as a few examples.

All I can do as far as that goes is be a referral for you. If you use me as a referral your application will be before all the other ones that don't have a referral. That should get you a call back faster. Having all the experience with a good record will be very helpful but they put a huge emphasis on the onboarding process. Doing the skills test they want you to do generally is the make or break part of the process for most people. The trick is just do exactly what they want you to do no matter what and you'll be fine. They actually train you how they want you to do it in that week. I've seen a bunch of people that had like 30 to 40 years of a perfect record not get hired and they totally don't understand why. Let me know how it all turns out and if you have any other questions email me at don@20plustrucking.com . Good luck!

Yes no doubt it gets stinky cooking in the truck but after a while the fast food gets repulsive. I'm the same way I need something with my water plain doesn't work for me lol

@@nicolelitwicki6600 the thing to do is check out the requirements on the accident thing on their site at drive4walmart.com . As far as the schedule goes they do pick in the very beginning but after a couple of months you're able to choose your own schedule. We don't go out for 2 months at a time with any of the schedules. Our schedules are more like 5 days out two days off or something like that. You never go out more than 6 days at a time. If you have any other questions you can always email me at don@20plustrucking.com And I'll be happy to help.

@@dwightwest9300 That's great! You're in the best spot there to get experience and that will really matter when you apply. If you have any other questions you can always email me at don@20plustrucking.com

@@garytriano13 nah they don't get mad if you don't run 14 but if you're running seven or eight well what do you expect.

Right on that's awesome! I know working at a good DC makes a huge difference as far as I can tell after talking to a lot of drivers. I guess I just got lucky to be at the Red Bluff DC 6826 all these years and I've definitely enjoyed it for sure. It's hard to believe it'll be 18 years this December. Hopefully I can retire in the next couple years we'll see how that goes. Let me know how it goes after working Walmart for a while. My email is don@20plustrucking.com If you have any questions or want to know anything about the job..

You mean for a referral? My information is Donald Smith employee number 14609 DC 6826 Red Bluff CA

If you have any questions or want any help with anything you can always email me also at don@20plustrucking.com

You have to have 30 months experience all together but you're only 6 months away. If you have any questions you can also email me at don@20plustrucking.com And I'd be glad to help.

Right on! I appreciate it.

I'm sure it's different for every DC. I think a lot of it has to do with availability of trucks. Also if you get on a program schedule that would eliminate the slip seating other than the two trucks that may be in your program for example. I've seen some guys get their own truck within a couple of months others longer. There is no hard set rule on this.

@@20plustrucking thank you for the explanation. I'll ask her again if she finally got her own truck yet. You're so fortunate to have yours! Happy Trucking!

I tie the cord to the TV mount since I don't watch TV It's not in use.

Right on! Personally I need to work on that even more since I have the opportunity working here.

In your first year you probably wouldn't make more than that but anything's possible. If you've been here a long time like myself and if you work full time you probably would make around $140,000 a year.

@@20plustrucking thanks you just waiting for my 30th month

@FlashEffect right on!

Thanks it is amazing noise canceling 👍

Yes I was surprised It did better than I thought.

I didn't think of that I'll try and see.

I'm definitely going to be using them in conjunction with my blue parrot going forward.

Thanks I appreciate that.

We have a switch inside the cab that opens the lockjaws on the fifth wheel and we don't tie no loads down lol I did my share of that 20 years ago.

I wondered about those Garmin headsets just don't know anything about them.

I almost bought one once seems like it's a good headset.

Oh well stay tuned for the next video cuz I'm going to be reviewing some over the ear headsets.

I almost bought one of those seemed like a good headset.

I've always preferred them. Although there's plenty of headsets I've never tried because I've just stuck with what works all these years.

No doubt ham radio would definitely be fun in the truck with all the traveling we do. Although I believe you already know this

Oh is that right? What DC did you work out of? What's the DC number.

Right on that's cool so do they have a 5 days on 5 days off schedule and you can still make six figures? Also I get about 40 days paid off a year. Let me know I'm totally game if they can do better than that I'm always looking for something better if it's out there.

I'm not sure what the starting rate is but I get about 67 cents a mile. There's different bonuses for how much you get a mile also depending on where you're traveling or when you are traveling. Of course that's only part of how we get paid.

@@20plustrucking Thank you, I am trying to talk a friend of mine into applying. There is a DC in Troutman NC not far from us.

@@ron4413 Right on! I hope they apply they won't regret it

I agree! But they need to make it to where you push it again and shuts it off.

Me thinking it would send an alert to dispatch or a call to police for an ambulance. Today I told myself to go on TH-cam to see who spoke on it. Even mistakes can be helpful to others. Thanks!

@@jermainebrown7703 yeah that would be a pretty good idea if they did that. It calls the police or dispatch if you don't shut it off within a minute.

Thanks! I appreciate it.

Well if you're working for the same DC doing the same job I'm sure you'll stay just as busy. One thing's for sure you definitely will get paid well for everything you do. If you been doing it for 5 years I'm sure you'll get a call back right away.

No doubt it can work that way sometimes but in the winter it's just a matter of time before they shut all the roads down or have an accident. I'm not really into gambling on whether it's going to work or not so I just take the winter off for the most part.

I'm not sure. I'm guessing not but I can't be positive on that. I only say that because it seems like at all the businesses out there we go to in the world they seem to include vaping with smoking.

Thank u for your answer! I been a truck driver for 18 years I just applied

Can I use your name so you get paid for referral pay?

@@18wheelsdestinydiyantiagin61 of course! I do appreciate that. I believe on the application it asks do you know anybody that works at Walmart and that's where you would put this information in: Donald Smith employee number 14609 DC 6826 Red Bluff, CA

Right on! I'm sure you won't regret it I've been driving for 22 years and I've been at Walmart 17 years and it'll be 18 years in December. I never planned on driving truck this long or even being at Walmart this long but this job is so easy and relaxing and pays so good they make it really hard to leave.

I think Florida might be hard to get into but you just got to keep an eye on the listings and wait for something to come up. Good luck let me know if anything comes up.

@@20plustrucking Sure, I'll start looking, and when I find something, I'll mention you as a reference. Thanks for the information. I hope I get it. I want the best for myself and my family. I'm tired of working for companies that just drain everything out of you.

@@Manuel-Alejandro3189 I do appreciate that thank you. Yes if you can get on with Walmart you will definitely be doing good for your family. As far as companies draining you it will definitely be better if you can get away from that I know because I've been there. If you have any questions along the way you're welcome to email me whenever at don@20plustrucking.com Good luck and keep me up to date.

No they do not. They only have cameras that face the road and they only come on if there's a hard breaking event or an accident.

Right on that's awesome! Appointments at a vendor is pretty lax You kind of get there when you get there. Although there are a few vendors that have a strict time. As far as a DC or a store goes there is a window with an absolute time. Generally we always deliver DC's and stores way earlier than the delivery time.