Whether y'all doubt if I speak English or not...What really matters is if the person that is being interviewed understands me.English is my second language.Dutch is my first language.I can do it in Dutch or French or German next time but I think the person being interviewed won't understand me.My apologies..I am trying my best for all of y'all to understand me.
@@ilovecattletrucks4802 by the way, I love the Dutch accent, it sounds like home! I myself could have gone into the family Dutch flower bulb business but I chose trucking instead! I've been at it 42 years now myself!...great interview with peterbilt pete!
Frank Frazier Jr. I learned how to run sticks from Pete, back in 87. I bought a 81 359 with a 6x4 had to ask him how to run the damn thing home, took about a hour an was on my way. Ol Pete sure got a kick outta me driving that 359 to his place at 15mph.
There is no “school” gonna ever come close to teaching you the knowledge that the old school men can I’m glad I was lucky enough to learn from a few! Keep that rubber on the ground drivers! Happy trails!
Wow, that was the highest of compliments Mr. Robinson payed you. He thanked you, expressed appreciation for your interview and if that wasn't enough, he said we all appreciate you, speaking of all the cattle haulers. I love that, because you deserve it and I can't imagine how good that makes you feel. You are greatly respected by some of the best people this world has to offer...
Pete Robinson is one of the great ones in the Cattle Hauling Industry. He is not cocky, mouthy, or nasty. I always enjoy seeing Peterbilt Pete, although in today's world about the only time I get to see Pete Robinson, Mark Smith, Bobby Parker or Brooks Carroll is at the Cow Haulers Roundup. It is a one day event so you have a lot of cow haulers to visit with in a short period, so you need to start early and talk fast or you won't get to see them all.
Peterbilt Pete is not JUST a bull Hauler , he's a LEGEND . Dad knew him we sometimes would cross paths in Big Springs @ Rip Griffin's truck stop or @ The Merkel Circle . I was a kid ( 9 or 10 ) ridin w/ Dad the storeys were priceless . Thanks for the memories couldn't quit smiling . Got to get in " red oval large car" the girl's are loaded up on bus better get m on down the road . Thanks again GREAT video .
Frank Sanders. You made a real classic here. If you go out to the west to Brownwood, Texas and interview Alfred Elwiss. He was Pete's Brother in law for a long time. And go farther west on Hwy 90 to Valentine. And get an interview with Red Brown. And a few more. There are still a few left around. But you don't want to wait to long a time. You want to keep up your great job of maintaining your integrity. And if you want, Fred Beverage and I can introduce you to some good people. Frank, in just my opinion, you're doing a great job. And I'm sure Fred would be willing to help thanks
I’d like to get in touch with Alfred. I worked with him for about 10 years. Haven’t seen or heard from him in 15 years. He and my dad were good friends growing up in Chama, New Mexico. He always like telling the story about when my dad was gonna bust him out of jail.
I love hearing stories from the ol drivers. They have lots to offer still....even at 72 or 82. My brother is 82 and still driving. Nice ol KW. Would love to hear the truck run as well. Quite a good looking rig. He seems to be a good ol feller. Porter Dude of Ohio.
hell yeah!! I missed it after I joined the Marines, a lot of things changed while I was gone, one thing that will change, a good hand rolling the hood over checking everything, fires his ride up, as the cats warming up, after everything is good, then it's time to roll, it's a dam good feeling being back home, and doing the second best in life, hauling cattle and being the best of the best, not brag just facts! may the wind be at your back, the moon and the stars shine bright all thru night, the sun shines bright all thru your day, may you travels bring peace, prosperity for you and your family, awesome video, my compliments sir
Legends like this inspire me so much to better myself to hurry and get my own! Happy early 73rd Birthday Buddy may God continue to bless you and your family.... “CW2, Country Western 2 Step” LoL I love this guy!!
Absolutely wonderful video! Most people have no idea of what truckers do. He is a living legend to all of us old time truckers , that there is great people in a tough job, that just want to make a decent living, but where the DOT and every body else wants to regulate trucking out of existence, in the name of $afety.
I have known Pete since the days I drove for Sonny Campbell out of El Paso, TX. Boy, were those the days!! We had big, pretty, and fast trucks for those times. Cattle were plentiful; the National Herd numbered over 130 million head of cattle. Today it is less than 90 million; we had 40 million more cattle to haul. We mostly had triple deck trailers as most of the cattle were small. They went mostly to pasture, so we got to haul them again coming off of pasture. There never was a dull moment with Pete around; between him and Jerrell Lee Haberer, they kept me in constant trouble; trouble I didn’t mind getting into. El Paso in the fall and winter time was a mecca for cattle trucks, due to Mexican cattle crossed and went to all places, mostly CA and AZ. The summer time we hauled out of Florida, Lakeland, Zolfo Springs, Wachula, Okeechobe, Zephyr Hills and other places; now there’s some stories!! Those cattle went mostly to TX Panhandle and CA. From El Paso Truck Terminal to Miami, FL was 2000 miles one way. We were making about 8 cents a mile, running single, running double, first driver made 6 cents, 2nd driver made 5 ½ cents. Joe Horn and I ran for 40 days and 40 nights one time, and the only time we stopped any amount of time was to get the oil changed. We ran over 42,000 miles and never came into El Paso; mostly FL to all parts. If you want stories, attend the Cow Haulers Reunion in Cranfills Gap, TX, the first weekend in March. You will not be disappointed. Those days have passed and I do not think we will ever see them again! Pete is a legend and I am proud to call him my friend. The old timers are fading fast, 5 per year, and it won’t be long before we are just memories. God Bless all Bull Haulers Johnny Orr - Another bulled up Pill Hauler!!
You remember Florida Beef Producers outside Pensacola, FL just north of Milton, Fl? Ran for Ronny Golden back then and hands today would not believe or understand how we drove trucks with no AC, Power Steering, or sleeper in some trucks. Drove a Mack with a 300 in it and thought I had hit the lotto by the way it pulled. It sure beat the Cummins 220 hands down. Had a friend drive for Sonny and he said it was the best job he ever had.
This reminds of my old trucker buddy named dale garner who ran back in the 80s his cb handle was just passing through. He drove a black 359 with a 4 and a quarter cat. He stopped one time in Louisiana doing 125 in a 55 by a state bear on thanksgiving. I would love to hear more stories from you. My dream was to drive a cattle pot, but I got diagnosed with a super rare autoimmune neuromuscular disease in 2012. Im 33 and I’ve been disabled for a decade. I haven’t been in a truck in 11 years.
Lots of wisdom in this video from beginning to the very end👍🏾 If you guys would slow down and listen to the guest of honor Peterbilt Pete you might learn a few things. Yet you're distracted by wondering or questioning weather 'English' is his native tongue of the host.
@@ilovecattletrucks4802 you're good. Some folks just bitch and moan about anything. Easily understood by most of us. Peterbit Pete had no trouble communicating with you. Follow your passion ✌🏾
That's the most open question I've ever heard put to Pete about his sense of humor, Frank. I had tp stop the tape and write this before he came back to answer. You put him and Brooks Carrol, Roger Wylie and Polar Bear when he was alive. That would outdo Johnnu Carson, Foster Brooks, Dean Martin and any other two professional comedians like Tommy Joe and Clyde Ray. Great interview Frank. You picked one of the all time greats. Thanks. Hello Pete.
God bless that old school truck driver I met him two months in Junction Texas heading north with cattle on Highway 83 I grew up around those old trucks that he's driving and I sure miss seeing them out here on the big road it's a shame that our government has killed the original style of trucking keeping America moving with all the nonsense with e-logs computer trucks that n ever run there's nothing like driving on kw 900or a old 359 perterbulit or 379 😊😊🚛🚛👍👍
Amazing what Ole’ Pete said.. $50 million I’d just fix my old truck up some, and basically continue to be a Cowboy Trucker. That would actually be an excellent name for an old school country band too guys:) Cowboy Trucker I’m definitely coming to hang out and haul with you guys.
Amazing,does he still haul??? Beautiful truck n nice to see an old cattle hauler still kickin 👍👍👍👍👍this video is great best I've seen in a long time and is my new favorite.Maybe one day soon you can catch a ride with ol Pete and get a ride along video ????
@@chrise3801 can I have the pleasure please, of saying thank you to you, for your appreciation of one of my Heroes, since I was just a little boy. And Pete wasn't a whole lot older than me. I'm thinking I remember him saying he's 73 now. Whatever the difference is that I'm 65 now. Compared to his age now. I was about 10 I think. I'll rewatch it and check my math, when I got to meet him the first time. I'll go do that and let you know.
The people you deal with are good people, very true statement there in any part of the Globe. He would be a very Valued driver/employee at RTA (Road Trains of Australia) Salt of Earth Gentleman here.!!!
Thank you for documenting these stories. Not much of them left. Sad to see the trucking industry now. Seems to most it's just a "job" now. Nothin else.
Thats a goodbuddy right there. U ever meet up with that old cowboy u gonna get some sweet meat old school out law style in the bunk. We call that breedin and seedin goodbuddy style
He asked if he had the money..how he know what that man have?.this man have been driving since he was 73& that's 53 years..that man have money..every owner operator is not broke..the interviewer might be but I doubt the old fellow is
Interviewer is just fine, he's just from a different land than you. Is that ok? Should we all be carbon copy cowboys speaking the same tired cliches? Small minded prick
Frank is a good man. He has worked really hard at being an American. I'm proud of him. A lot of people that were born here should try to be good Citizens as he does.
@@ilovecattletrucks4802 you did a great job mate. Ignore any one who says different. Thanks for doing the interview. Pete seems like a really great guy and he's got beautiful a truck too.
Man I could listen to these old school drivers all day
Thats a proud cattle hauler ! Can still see it in his eyes ! American Legend at its best ! 10-4 driver
Old. School truck
@@joeveliz2670 doin what HE loves..that's all that matters
Pete is a heck of a good man. Been knowing him for about 56 years now.
Frank Frazier Jr. Frank you know everybody you been there done that..
Small world!! I know ol Petey as well
Is ole Pete still kicking?
Whether y'all doubt if I speak English or not...What really matters is if the person that is being interviewed understands me.English is my second language.Dutch is my first language.I can do it in Dutch or French or German next time but I think the person being interviewed won't understand me.My apologies..I am trying my best for all of y'all to understand me.
@Ken Adair Pete Robinson understood me and that is the most important thing in this interview.
@@ilovecattletrucks4802 I can recognize a Dutch accent but never heard it combined with a Texas drawl!
You're doing a good job, great content.
@@ilovecattletrucks4802 by the way, I love the Dutch accent, it sounds like home! I myself could have gone into the family Dutch flower bulb business but I chose trucking instead! I've been at it 42 years now myself!...great interview with peterbilt pete!
Frank, you're AOK in my book.
He’s no ordinary bullhauler he’s a legend round these parts.
Yeah he is.
Frank Frazier Jr. I learned how to run sticks from Pete, back in 87. I bought a 81 359 with a 6x4 had to ask him how to run the damn thing home, took about a hour an was on my way. Ol Pete sure got a kick outta me driving that 359 to his place at 15mph.
@@icallbs4613
🤣 is this man still around? Also what kind of cattle does he tend to?
@@JuniorK9188 yes he’s still running that truck every other day. He’s one hell of man.
@@parkerjohnson9814 damn right he is he reminds me of my grandpa
What a great man we need more like him
This guy reminds me of my grandfather so much! This man is a living legend and is a true old school truck driver you can see it In his eyes
There is no “school” gonna ever come close to teaching you the knowledge that the old school men can I’m glad I was lucky enough to learn from a few! Keep that rubber on the ground drivers! Happy trails!
Wow, that was the highest of compliments Mr. Robinson payed you. He thanked you, expressed appreciation for your interview and if that wasn't enough, he said we all appreciate you, speaking of all the cattle haulers. I love that, because you deserve it and I can't imagine how good that makes you feel. You are greatly respected by some of the best people this world has to offer...
Pete Robinson is one of the great ones in the Cattle Hauling Industry. He is not cocky, mouthy, or nasty. I always enjoy seeing Peterbilt Pete, although in today's world about the only time I get to see Pete Robinson, Mark Smith, Bobby Parker or Brooks Carroll is at the Cow Haulers Roundup. It is a one day event so you have a lot of cow haulers to visit with in a short period, so you need to start early and talk fast or you won't get to see them all.
Hey Fred. How are you feeling? I'll try to call you sometime this week.
Nice interview with BULL HAULING LEGENDS!!!!! KEEP ON TRUCKIN in that WONDERFUL W900A!!!#GOALS 4 the SOUL!!!!😎🙂👌🏾👍🏾✌🏾🙏🏽🙌🏾🇺🇸
Peterbilt Pete is not JUST a bull Hauler , he's a LEGEND .
Dad knew him we sometimes would cross paths in Big Springs @ Rip Griffin's truck stop or @ The Merkel Circle . I was a kid ( 9 or 10 ) ridin w/ Dad the storeys were priceless . Thanks for the memories couldn't quit smiling . Got to get in " red oval large car" the girl's are loaded up on bus better get m on down the road . Thanks again GREAT video .
Damn that’s a low DOT number! That mans been trucking for a long time, love it
Been truckin' since '95.. it gets in your blood & you can't stop.
Man. This legend deserves nothing but respect!
Frank Sanders. You made a real classic here. If you go out to the west to Brownwood, Texas and interview Alfred Elwiss. He was Pete's Brother in law for a long time. And go farther west on Hwy 90 to Valentine. And get an interview with Red Brown. And a few more. There are still a few left around. But you don't want to wait to long a time.
You want to keep up your great job of maintaining your integrity. And if you want, Fred Beverage and I can introduce you to some good people.
Frank, in just my opinion, you're doing a great job. And I'm sure Fred would be willing to help thanks
I am trying to get as many people in front of my camera as possible..The only problem is...time
I’d like to get in touch with Alfred. I worked with him for about 10 years. Haven’t seen or heard from him in 15 years. He and my dad were good friends growing up in Chama, New Mexico. He always like telling the story about when my dad was gonna bust him out of jail.
I love hearing stories from the ol drivers. They have lots to offer still....even at 72 or 82. My brother is 82 and still driving. Nice ol KW. Would love to hear the truck run as well. Quite a good looking rig. He seems to be a good ol feller. Porter Dude of Ohio.
hell yeah!! I missed it after I joined the Marines, a lot of things changed while I was gone, one thing that will change, a good hand rolling the hood over checking everything, fires his ride up, as the cats warming up, after everything is good, then it's time to roll, it's a dam good feeling being back home, and doing the second best in life, hauling cattle and being the best of the best, not brag just facts! may the wind be at your back, the moon and the stars shine bright all thru night, the sun shines bright all thru your day, may you travels bring peace, prosperity for you and your family, awesome video, my compliments sir
Much respect to Mr pete,I could sit and listen to him tell stories all day,I grew up in trucking. My dad and grandfather were truckers!
Legends like this inspire me so much to better myself to hurry and get my own! Happy early 73rd Birthday Buddy may God continue to bless you and your family.... “CW2, Country Western 2 Step” LoL I love this guy!!
Cattle haulers are American hero's !!!!!!
God bless you Mr Pete, he nows wich is the best truck ever, I want to be like him when I get old “keep moving” I’m KW’s big fun forever...🚛🎶
Absolutely wonderful video! Most people have no idea of what truckers do. He is a living legend to all of us old time truckers , that there is great people in a tough job, that just want to make a decent living, but where the DOT and every body else wants to regulate trucking out of existence, in the name of $afety.
I had the pleasure of meeting this 30 years ago still friends hell of a hand
I have known Pete since the days I drove for Sonny Campbell out of El Paso, TX. Boy, were those the days!! We had big, pretty, and fast trucks for those times. Cattle were plentiful; the National Herd numbered over 130 million head of cattle. Today it is less than 90 million; we had 40 million more cattle to haul. We mostly had triple deck trailers as most of the cattle were small. They went mostly to pasture, so we got to haul them again coming off of pasture.
There never was a dull moment with Pete around; between him and Jerrell Lee Haberer, they kept me in constant trouble; trouble I didn’t mind getting into. El Paso in the fall and winter time was a mecca for cattle trucks, due to Mexican cattle crossed and went to all places, mostly CA and AZ. The summer time we hauled out of Florida, Lakeland, Zolfo Springs, Wachula, Okeechobe, Zephyr Hills and other places; now there’s some stories!! Those cattle went mostly to TX Panhandle and CA. From El Paso Truck Terminal to Miami, FL was 2000 miles one way. We were making about 8 cents a mile, running single, running double, first driver made 6 cents, 2nd driver made 5 ½ cents.
Joe Horn and I ran for 40 days and 40 nights one time, and the only time we stopped any amount of time was to get the oil changed. We ran over 42,000 miles and never came into El Paso; mostly FL to all parts. If you want stories, attend the Cow Haulers Reunion in Cranfills Gap, TX, the first weekend in March. You will not be disappointed. Those days have passed and I do not think we will ever see them again!
Pete is a legend and I am proud to call him my friend. The old timers are fading fast, 5 per year, and it won’t be long before we are just memories.
God Bless all Bull Haulers
Johnny Orr - Another bulled up Pill Hauler!!
You remember Florida Beef Producers outside Pensacola, FL just north of Milton, Fl? Ran for Ronny Golden back then and hands today would not believe or understand how we drove trucks with no AC, Power Steering, or sleeper in some trucks. Drove a Mack with a 300 in it and thought I had hit the lotto by the way it pulled. It sure beat the Cummins 220 hands down. Had a friend drive for Sonny and he said it was the best job he ever had.
How many of those 42,000 miles were you backing up
@@markivey255 Backing up miles don't register right on the speedometer.
This reminds of my old trucker buddy named dale garner who ran back in the 80s his cb handle was just passing through. He drove a black 359 with a 4 and a quarter cat. He stopped one time in Louisiana doing 125 in a 55 by a state bear on thanksgiving. I would love to hear more stories from you. My dream was to drive a cattle pot, but I got diagnosed with a super rare autoimmune neuromuscular disease in 2012. Im 33 and I’ve been disabled for a decade. I haven’t been in a truck in 11 years.
Could listen to Pete and all this generation of real truckers all day long.
Keep up the great content. 👍
Lots of wisdom in this video from beginning to the very end👍🏾
If you guys would slow down and listen to the guest of honor Peterbilt Pete you might learn a few things. Yet you're distracted by wondering or questioning weather 'English' is his native tongue of the host.
English is my second language..I am trying my best to speak English as good as possible..
@@ilovecattletrucks4802 you're good. Some folks just bitch and moan about anything. Easily understood by most of us. Peterbit Pete had no trouble communicating with you. Follow your passion ✌🏾
I think this man is a real truck tractor operator golden interview
Beautiful W9 oso great video and interview👍
I like Ya cheater step !! Nice A model too , Respect to Ya Sir , Thank You for Your Service , Keep on Truckin !!
This guy is a classic. Those 15 thumbs down are jealous they will never be as cool as he is.
Bill Smith they are vegan- gen looser
Hard to hear, but love to hear the old guys tell stories. Todd the retired trucker.
That's the most open question I've ever heard put to Pete about his sense of humor, Frank.
I had tp stop the tape and write this before he came back to answer.
You put him and Brooks Carrol, Roger Wylie and Polar Bear when he was alive.
That would outdo Johnnu Carson, Foster Brooks, Dean Martin and any other two professional comedians like Tommy Joe and Clyde Ray.
Great interview Frank.
You picked one of the all time greats. Thanks. Hello Pete.
I can talk to honest and good to be around people, like Pete!
God bless that old school truck driver I met him two months in Junction Texas heading north with cattle on Highway 83 I grew up around those old trucks that he's driving and I sure miss seeing them out here on the big road it's a shame that our government has killed the original style of trucking keeping America moving with all the nonsense with e-logs computer trucks that n ever run there's nothing like driving on kw 900or a old 359 perterbulit or 379 😊😊🚛🚛👍👍
You are hard to understand, but I like the interview with Peterbilt Pete. The key to business is have good paying customers.
I am trying to speak as good English as possible..forgive me if you can't understand me..
I understand you perfectly. Great job on the interview.
Amazing what Ole’ Pete said..
$50 million
I’d just fix my old truck up some, and basically continue to be a Cowboy Trucker.
That would actually be an excellent name for an old school country band too guys:)
Cowboy Trucker
I’m definitely coming to hang out and haul with you guys.
Amazing,does he still haul??? Beautiful truck n nice to see an old cattle hauler still kickin 👍👍👍👍👍this video is great best I've seen in a long time and is my new favorite.Maybe one day soon you can catch a ride with ol Pete and get a ride along video ????
Yes he still works his backside off.
@@frankfrazierjr.3216 That's great! 👍👍
@@chrise3801 can I have the pleasure please, of saying thank you to you, for your appreciation of one of my Heroes, since I was just a little boy. And Pete wasn't a whole lot older than me. I'm thinking I remember him saying he's 73 now. Whatever the difference is that I'm 65 now. Compared to his age now. I was about 10 I think. I'll rewatch it and check my math, when I got to meet him the first time. I'll go do that and let you know.
I loved that video, I would sure like to meet Peterbilt Pete ,
Excellent interview, and video. New subscriber, and thumbs up!
Thank you..
The people you deal with are good people, very true statement there in any part of the Globe.
He would be a very Valued driver/employee at RTA (Road Trains of Australia)
Salt of Earth Gentleman here.!!!
Beautiful old girl. Cheers peterbilt pete
Another humbling video! Thank you!
Howdy yall 😮😊thx f being so awesome
Hah, damn he’s funny! Great interview!
Lol that story was great” what do you mean was driving?” Lol
A lot can be said for doin what you want to do.Enjoy it while you can
What a great guy. Wish I could shake hands with all these old timers that we lose evey day.
GREAT video
Thank you for this interview!!
Grade-A Bull Hauler right there!
Peterbuilt Pete. Looking large. 2023 with Alfalfa pulling that rack
Nice interview
Hermosillo, Sonora, Mx
Gracias
When u been driving THIS long.......it's gn be HARD to just go home and sit down, specially when ur a trucker
Much respect for that driver they dont make him like that any more we are a dieing breed
Bye
Respect to this old timer
Gotta LUV them EXTENDED HOODS W900A MODELS &W900L & EXTENDED HOODS PETES!!!!# PACCAR PRIDE!!!!😎🙂😁💪🏾👌🏾✌🏾👍🏾👊🏾🙌🏾🤛🏾🤜🏾👊🏾🤠🙃
Good trucking and a great company 🙏🏽🚛
6x4 double over with 3:55s ( bull wagon gears )👍
Thank you for documenting these stories. Not much of them left. Sad to see the trucking industry now. Seems to most it's just a "job" now. Nothin else.
Ole highmount A model
And an ole salt
Bless that ole hand
Nice fella old school. I started in 1971. I couldnt haul cattle taking them to their deaths.
Great guy be nice to meet him
That’s was cool they don’t build them like that no more and I’m not talking about the truck.
we have installed ELD and DEF in our trucks,big corporation are back in Washington pushing for a new gadget to throw in our trucks
I used to haul cows with him at Sonny Campbell's
seeing these truckers makes me love my excavator even more
Love your interviews brother
This old cat is the real deal love to chew the fat with him 4a day
The Fator will always be more of a truck driver than anybody. Specially these new kids these reefer trucks.
Great ol Cowboy with a wicked '81 KW
That man knows trucking
Trolley valve will definitely bleed off.
14:42 FACTS
50 mollion still be driving truck just keep it for the truck loke break downs
Thats a goodbuddy right there. U ever meet up with that old cowboy u gonna get some sweet meat old school out law style in the bunk. We call that breedin and seedin goodbuddy style
Good hand!
Maybe I missed it but dod he say how many total miles on the truck?
@Witteman How are you doing
Hope we get to know each other with time and patience?
LOL hes seating on a Kenworth
Cool
Truck..driver!.....bull hauler......!
How many lot lizards did Pete hang out with ?
He asked if he had the money..how he know what that man have?.this man have been driving since he was 73& that's 53 years..that man have money..every owner operator is not broke..the interviewer might be but I doubt the old fellow is
What would you do if you won the lottery? Just like any other farmer rancher . Do it till the moneys all gone
Nice w900
Sounds like rattlesnakes in the background lol
Join ooida ASAP
Pity about the interviewer . Not been bad just not suitable gor a legend like this
Well get a Fatboy with painted on wranglers out there with a microphone.... They didn't care to interview him but this Dutch gentleman did. Copy that?
nice
I use to haul with you at sonnys back when you had that blue pete with the tank on the back
Old school cool dude,just don't know about the interviewer.!!!
I am 20 years younger than Pete..
Interviewer is just fine, he's just from a different land than you. Is that ok? Should we all be carbon copy cowboys speaking the same tired cliches? Small minded prick
This dude is a horrible interviewer
Give the guy a break. He did a fine job
Frank is a good man. He has worked really hard at being an American. I'm proud of him. A lot of people that were born here should try to be good Citizens as he does.
I am just starting doing this...I have to practice a lot before I get better...I apologize if I did disappoint you.
@@ilovecattletrucks4802 you did a great job mate. Ignore any one who says different. Thanks for doing the interview. Pete seems like a really great guy and he's got beautiful a truck too.