I’ve heard of that too and checked it out, but apparently T-Mobile is soon going to crack down on that. The 5G device is going to be locked to a single location, and to use the mobile internet you have to sign up for their RV plan instead, which is expensive. I have 30GB mobile hotspot from my phone with Verizon, so I just use that. I don’t need the internet much on the road.
@@scouttrucker I have a question brother, I am a regional truck driver with Amazon. My schedule for the first week is three days on the road with four days off. The second week is four days on the road with four days off, etc. The monthly amount you get is $3900. I applied last week to work with Heartland. My question is if I work with Heartland, can I earn more than Amazon? Or is it not worth it
@theworldaroundyou4988 depends on the route, they’re all a little different. Also they pay based on experience. Weekly I average around 2500-2700 miles, home once in the middle of the week and 34-48 hours off weekends. I make between 1100-1300 take home each week…but I’m getting paid for over 10 years experience too. I could make more with other companies but I like my route and dispatch a lot so I’m sticking to this
All good points.
Smart Trucking is a good channel. Sadly, Dave passed away recently recently.
Thank you for the information 💯😎
Thank you, brother, for the beautiful videos. Can you talk about using the Internet in the truck? I saw many drivers using the T-Mobile device.
I’ve heard of that too and checked it out, but apparently T-Mobile is soon going to crack down on that. The 5G device is going to be locked to a single location, and to use the mobile internet you have to sign up for their RV plan instead, which is expensive. I have 30GB mobile hotspot from my phone with Verizon, so I just use that. I don’t need the internet much on the road.
@@scouttrucker I have a question brother, I am a regional truck driver with Amazon. My schedule for the first week is three days on the road with four days off. The second week is four days on the road with four days off, etc. The monthly amount you get is $3900. I applied last week to work with Heartland. My question is if I work with Heartland, can I earn more than Amazon? Or is it not worth it
@theworldaroundyou4988 depends on the route, they’re all a little different. Also they pay based on experience. Weekly I average around 2500-2700 miles, home once in the middle of the week and 34-48 hours off weekends. I make between 1100-1300 take home each week…but I’m getting paid for over 10 years experience too. I could make more with other companies but I like my route and dispatch a lot so I’m sticking to this
You are right. Are most of the company's loads day or night?
@theworldaroundyou4988 I run days.
that soup cup you got.. when you cook ramen in it, does water coming boiling out the top/vent hole?
I haven’t had that issue before. Water in there won’t really boil if you microwave it for 4-5 minutes from what I’ve seen
pirex? (the name you couldn't remember... hard glass)
Yes that’s it 🤣 I used to WORK at Corning and couldn’t remember
@@scouttruckerIn Corning Ny?