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Can't wait to see what's next for Alex! 🤜🏼💥🤛🏼
Hi Alex you watch ice road truckers good show
This truck stop this is just my opinion it’s big I go on i90 on way to Boston it’s 1/4 the size of size or half . The stop you showed on 9:23 minutes is most of the truck stops I seen. Probably the biggest stop I seen was near border of Canada. I want travel down south I heard and seen on TH-cam trucker stops are much larger there
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As a professional truck driver for 33 years now. My friend I wish you well. You're just starting out. But judging by your pre-trip you're off to a good start. Here are some rules of thumb. Never burn your Bridges at both ends. Another rule of thumb is this. A good way to tell how well a company treats its drivers in terms of pay scale is to look at the equipment and the kind of equipment and how the equipment is maintained by the other drivers. I've seen variant trucks going down the highway and those Kenworths are not cheap. That's your first clue as to how much money you're going to make at a trucking company. The less trucks a trucking company has and the older trucks they have the more money the driver gets in his pocket. In other words they care more about the quality of drivers than they do about the equipment. But it's a double-edged sword. If you plan on staying in the trucking for decades like I have. Set your goals now and stick to them and you will go far and you will be successful. Finally. And this is very important. Make yourself part of the minority and not the majority of drivers. And what I mean by that is most drivers complain about everything and the company put you on The Blacklist. Then you won't make any money and you'll be frustrated and take your anger out on everybody else around you. If you pay attention to how the game of trucking is played. You will make a lot of money. In other words the minority of drivers do what they are told and pay their dues. When you do that the company will put you on a reliable driver profile and no it's not ass kissing. It's just common sense. That's my advice as an old fart of 33 years in trucking to a young guy who's just starting out like yourself. Stay safe and stay away from the brat packs! Keep the shiny side up and the greasy side down.
There is an infamous case of employer/employee relationship gone bad in the news currently....
20 people died bc a driver took a limo out that his employer likely insisted was safe to drive... 20 people died.
I’m 4 months into food service and just started driving a truck I appreciated reading this.
It's gotta be tough to leave a company that gives you a brand new truck and never tells you what to do. Good luck on the new company.
You just miss something when its gone...
miles are hit or miss is the problem.
@@NiemandBauer bruh
Mega carriers are the easiest thing in the world to leave. Lol.
Money matters more
You didn't quit, you left with dignity and confidence
Well said.
Amen 😊
Semantics! 🙃
no, he quit, for the bettering of his life so it’s okay.
All that
Insane that your Company doesn't pay you more just for these vlogs. You could be their most productive recruiter
They would want complete control and wouldn’t allow him to make honest criticisms... there’s a reason those jobs are in-house, bro has his own following which is too much leverage over them..
Alex wishes he had my boss, he just went out and bought 3 refurbished Kenworth T680s 2 w/sleeper 1 without. My boss and I taught his son so we were a 3 man crew. I got a call now his nephew got his CDL permit, and I assigned him to work with me. my boss agreed, in the morning we begin as a team. I think he's 20 and he's been told watch my every move to get it right. A CDL is nothing to screw up on. But like I did Alex has to find the right people. Good luck and be safe Alex.
@Gonzzzz he also says his views are his own because his company doesn’t want to be responsible for his actions
@Gonzzzz not by his company.
Alex I have a question.... I'm planning on making a career change in life and going to get my Class A CDL. I was researching Variant because they allow a pet. But it says they don't hire "student drivers" or "recent grads".
Were you hired directly after getting your CDL?
Good luck at the new company. I have worked for a few in my days, always found the grass isn't greener, it just a different type of grass.
We are here to support you Alex. Thank you for taking us along your journey. You are great, we love you.
good for you bro. i knew you were not making enough for the work you were doing. hope it works out for ya.
Bc he’s always at truck stops doing nothing. What do you expect
@@COSTLYEDITS jealous much?
@@BoskiM completely
Any company would be lucky to have you
@@jaredmoorman1300 didn’t look like a set schedule when he wanted to go to a truck stop bc of the rain lmfao. Like cmon. Truckers aren’t what they used to be.
OTR is a scam. You are literally at work 24/7 and get paid very little compared to the hours and inconvenience.
Yep, it's anti life
@@jaredmoorman1300 Maybe not 24/7 but you are definitely not getting paid for all the time you actually work.
@@jaredmoorman1300 haha its not a life style you weirdo.. its a job and its is a theif...robs us of time and the truck stops rob us of money and Dot does both.. if this is your life style I already know all about you.. and
Without otr we would have promblems in the world moving alot of shit like food etc
@@jaredmoorman1300 It's not just a Job, It's an Adventure !!!! 🚛🛣️. Yeeehaaa !!!
I really like your channel. It's not just driving to music and there's little mundane fluff.
I look forward to seeing where this channel goes and how it develops
I work for a company named AmeriFreight, GREAT PAY! Based in Chicago. They're a 1099 company. I pull $8k a month and I average 6 hours drive day.
Hey Alex, you have to do what is best for you. You've been at this for a bit. You continue to learn the pros and cons of trucking.
I look forward to your videos from the next company.
Just remember two things, when you cook dinner, put together tomorrow's lunch and keep it between the lines.
I don't get it
From across the pond in Scotland, I have been following your working adventures. Guys like yourself keep the country running, best wishes in your new company.
So far you have done a great job. My husband was a truckdriver for 30years with over 3 million safe miles and he changed companies too but unfortunately he passed 3 yrs ago in March at age of 73. Keep up the good driving and be safe. Good luck to you. I will continue to watch your videos.
Sorry for you loss, Susan. I'm sure he was a wonderful guy and a loyal worker. Old school truckers were (and *are* ) the salt of the Earth, the real McCoy.
#1 NEVER blindly trust gps. #2 unless you are an owner operator there is no such thing as a "sleep schedule" in trucking specifically with big carriers. Example my current load picked up at 0800 in Guymon OK on the 15th. Then the first delivery was 0300 in Baton rouge LA this morning the 17th and now my last stop delivers at midnight tonight the 17th in Brundidge AL. My next load picks up at 8pm tomorrow the 18th in Collins MS and then delivers at 5pm the 19th in Joplin MO.
Best of luck to you, sir! I don't know why trucking companies don't pay their drivers more. The risks that we have to take just when we get behind the wheel and get on the road. But I know it will all work out for you so no worries. Hope you get payed what you deserve and more!
It's because people are coming here with work Visas, living in the truck for a few months while making low wage for Americans but high wage for where they're coming from. They're driving the wages down since they don't have to live here
You gotta ask he drove an hour the wrong way and then back another hour that's what most companie driver they need a road atlas map
Not to mention the 4 hours truck was abducted by aliens 🤯
@@hugoa.4343 Dude what? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Not the four hour abduction!
They make 60 cents a mile and have a guarantee minimum of 800+ even if they dont run the miles it's true variant sucks but it's a failing division in xpress
You left, didn’t quit, you left the right way, 2 loads, home, cleared out the tractor, you didn’t abandon or quit under a load, clean DAC record, much luck at your new place!
Same thing
@@dominickjustave3558 Yup.
My step dad drives sleepers for ups. He’s out of town 4 days a week and home for 3. Ups treats they’re drivers super well.
I nearly spit my drink out when he said he was pulling over for bad weather and it's raining...these new drivers suck
Driving at midnight is weird. I drive ready mix. Often we start running around midnight since that's what a lot of construction customers want to do. When you find out you're starting super early there's some dread. As long as you get to bed on time, give yourself enough sleep, it isn't so bad. There aren't any 4 wheelers around so you get to the job and back fast and more safely. Before you know it the sun's coming up and you get a new perspective on the day. So time goes by surprisingly fast.
Best of luck to you, Alex. I hope your next gig works out better. Love the videos!
Alex, a lot of us follow you because of your positive attitude, the trucker life example you show us. You probably can't imagine how many of us follow you and we are not even a truck driver's, but we are thinking about it or on our way.
We support you alex, keep us updated
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How would you know why others watch this guy? How can you imagine it if he can’t?
@@solomongrundy6650 I was told about him by a trucking school instructor, so ppl can get an actual idea of the job behind the wheel. Thats how I can imagine a lot of ppl are browsing youtube videos of trucking. How did you end up here????
Agreed
@@FVG_alex_garcia I don’t know why? However the comment section is always filled with ppl like you making these unprovable claims
@@solomongrundy6650 what is your point?? Do you understand the section of "comments" it is for ppl to write or express what they want, feel, etc. Solomon focus on your life, don't disrespect ppl, don't break the law 🤣
You can't drive in heavy rain just slow down a little. Got no business driving a big truck
He’s still new give the man time I rather for him to stop then keep going with heavy winds and a light load. Words like you my guy you should never be behind a semi too much confidents can get u and others killed
We are so lucky to have your input.
@@Julian-gh6fn I drive slower in severe weather Alex poops his pants , Gerald told me that.
Alex, hate to hear that you are leaving, but I hope that you will be able to post videos as you have been doing with this company. You are a very smart guy and you will do great with the company you are going. Hopefully they will let you post videos as you have been doing.
I can still post videos at this new company
@@ALEXTHETRUCKINGGUY Great! Looking forward to it; love the attitude you display when it comes to your job; remember, safety before anything else. That load can always be late.
@@ALEXTHETRUCKINGGUY Alex, did you happen to notice no scammer posting whatsapp? you're welcome.
@@devilshark8200 What'd you do to them?
@@Serpentshand.forever I crashed their computer I already had the guy's phone number so I called him and told him justice will be served
What a mellow truck driver! I never realize that your demeanor existed in the industry. You're like .......human!! Inclement weather you take notice and safely bow out for your safety and the safety of others. Not 75 mph passing cars, splashing waves of water and slush. Pushing,tailgating etc.. No, you're carefully driving like its someone else's truck, and a million dollar load,...as you should. Not bully driving around aggressively, just because you're protected and not likely to perish in a crash. You appear to care about the devastating effects of a tractor trailer crash and drive approximately. America needs several thousands of you out there setting an example for the industry. What an exemplary professional big rig operator. Appreciate you!🙏
What made you think ot was a good idea to work for a mega carrier? They are legendary for awful pay, hometime, and unpaid labor. 300 dollar weeks are not unheard of. Immagin that. Out on the road working all day for 7 days sleeping in a truck away from family and home and getting paid only 300 dollars. You did 14 hours a day of work to get 300 dollars. Truckers get screwed out of pay more then anybody. Half the work they do thry don't get paid for. The entire industry is criminal. They get sewed all the time but they decided paying the lawsuits for unpaid work once in a while is cheaper then just being honest and paying the driver fairly. They make 10 billion from ripping off the drivers a year and get sued every 3 years ordered to pay 130 million. No wonder they keep cheating the drivers. Good business
Not a big loss for them when your job is to drive and you literally drive the wrong direction, oblivious to NSEW, too scared to drive in the rain.
I’m sad to see Gerald and Alex spit 😢 idk what company you are going too but I just hope it all well for you Alex 🙏🏼 best of luck to you 🙏🏼
Gerald told me Alex farts a lot!
This man went to a Truckstop because of the rain 😂 😂
I enjoy your videos Alex but I can’t defend this
That is a shower not a torrential storm lol
I know already where he's going, I can't understand how when you've done recruiting for them they can't pay you more? I defiantly know, but I respect Alex, I hope they do treat you right, they're a newer company Alex is going to have to drive a FREIGHTLINER! Just suck it up Gerald will get over it.
Gp transco if I were to guess
“Defiantly”? Someone didn’t pass English class 😂
@@Anthony-iq4lf Spell correct humbles us all.
@@Anthony-iq4lf you one of them. No one cares about typos anymore. Just weird people do
@@kazithecanecorso2724 it’s important because it means something entirely different. Most likely a habit of his to mean “ definitely” but spells “defiantly” and no one has bothered to tell him. Therefore, I’m guessing that he doesn’t know the meaning of “defiant.”
You can always tell if a driver is new when they park . They always pull the red air button. Usually after a year Of driving they finally read the red button.
What you don't understand is you don't get to set when you want to work in trucking. Your goal is to get those loads there on time otherwise you get penalized. It is a big deal to deliver loads late. What you don't understand is the world doesn't bend to you. But because you're young you have the self-entitlement, I don't think you will last in trucking. Bottom line is any company you go to they want their loads there on time they don't really care about your personal time or when you want to drive. That's why I trucking is tough I've been doing this for 12 years.
Or maybe he does not want to work for peanuts anymore
Exactly what I was thinking. You're going to be late willingly because it's not your sleep schedule 😂😂 you in the wrong business my guy.
Good luck at your new company!
Every company has a down side of the pay is higher the problems are usually higher too. I hope it all works out Alex stay strong.
Feb 2023. Company rep shows a new driver "Gerald."
Driver climbs and opens door, pokes head in cab. Scrunches nose.
"Whoa! Hold on there. This truck smells like grease and rancid corned beef..."
You will get there soon Alex, you are on the right track.
Is it just me or does Alex have PissPoor planning skills???
I'd rarely ever consult a gps for truck stops along my route, I'd know where I was stopping before I got rolling.
There were exceptions to that, like an area that I was unfamiliar with, even so, I wouldn't be asking the gps about it, I'd have done my research before I started rolling.
You’re a peon
@@retropickups2000 Why??? Because I have just shy of 4million miles over a 22yr trucking career????
These days the companies are not making that much profit to be able to pay their drivers more . Rates are extremely low and fuel is high . Buy your own truck and see how much money you’ll be making after paying all your expenses. Good luck
I just went bobtail to Walmart to get some supplies, My first run with it is in the morning got pretrip planned for 4 am! I love my old routes M-W-F to South Carolina T-TH-S deliver to Charolette North Carolina. I live 30 minutes from work, but like Alex says it takes longer in a semi. Alex if you needed more money you should have asked Variant. Keep safe Alex.
I drive for Magnum. They’re a cool company to work for if it doesn’t work out with this new company. I’ve been with them 5 months now. They start u off at .48 cpm plus a .2 cpm raise every other month til they max you out in a year. They get you home on time or early. You pick your return date. Plus no force dispatching. My truck number is 2054 if you’re ever interested
Do Y’all haul the the Trojan magnum rubbers?
@@aklantrainingmask3.035 lol u know darn well we don’t
Magnum is a starter company yeah they are ok. My advice after you get a full year experience u should move on .48 cpm is very low but good for new drivers.
Hey Alex, I met you when you first started in Variant in Dallas. I'm glad you're going somewhere better for you. I left in December as well. The place I went to so far has been great.
Welcome to the club Alex,as the demand for truck drivers are through the roof right now we have this freedom of choosing what's the best for us.
I had to quit as well because the treatment in the trucking company I was working was horrible.
Now I'm waiting for a better opportunity.
Anyways,good luck and easy riding through America.
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I usually give a new company 6 months to a year to see how it’s going to fit for me. I too was sad leaving my last company but it had to be done. Hope to continue seeing your videos when you’re ready .
any good companies out there that give up the miles ?
@@antigravity1669shaffer
@@antigravity1669how much experience do you have? The best pay in the industry comes from the Russians/Chicago companies they pay more per/mile and give more miles some legally and some illegally. It depends on what you want out of trucking. They aren’t as friendly or as forgiving though the push you hard because they want to make money as should you. If your looking for miles and money I can point you to a few companies.
@@dailygrinders89 just finished up one year, but i’m trying a different angle. might try sysco or home daily. i’m getting tired of how unhealthy. OTR is.
@@dailygrinders89can you point me the companies ?
I worked 18 wheelers from 1999-2016 across the country. Watching this video was extremely cringe. I began to experience drivers of this skill and knowledge level for a few years before I quit. It does not surprise me that there are people driving trucks like this man out on the road who are extremely lacking professionally. If he represents the drivers moving freight then he and Buttigieg have the same level of understanding of transportation, ignorance
Good stuff Alex!! Proud of you for knowing your (Ken)worth.. Hope you have had a nice first month with the new employer!
Wow, I didn't even think about bobtail being different enough to have their own spaces. I'll pay more attention to that at truck stops when I travel.
Drives a hour in the wrong direction
Doesn't care about the delivery appointment
Considers stopping for a little rain
No trucker in this video
U can't always trust GPS on your route
I just found your videos today and what an auspicious day this is for you. Change is always both scary and exciting. I hope it works out for you and I'll give your other videos a look see now.
So, in trucking??? It's okay to be hours late ??? You won't get yelled at by a boss ?
Just wanted to way your TH-cam channel is great!. You give great insight on life as a truck driver and have excellent videos and keep the economy going by making deliveries of goods that are needed. Looking at your videos, you are a safe driver. Not all truckers are safe drivers so it's refreshing to see your safe driving. Keep up the good work and good luck at your new job..
The thing about leaving a super carrier is, even though you may feel a little sad, the reality is they'll replace you in a heartbeat. It's just the nature of the beast, so don't let it bother you. 😊
Walmart is the only company that actually treats us like human beings in every way. Best move I've ever made. You don't quite have the experience needed yet to work here but man once you get there check them out. As young as you are your you could retire with a boatload of a 401k before you are 60. Walmart doesn't hand out the position, you have to earn it. Plenty don't make it through the onboarding. If you can though I promise it's the best move you can make.
How many years experience do you need for Walmart?
@@DoubleDsDeliveries 3 years accident free.
UPS pays pretty well too
😂 Walmart micromanages like crazy don’t make statements like this man it’s reckless. You can’t even scratch your nuts while driving for Walmart. Good money but a sacrifice on personal space.
I’m in the same boat as you, Alex currently OTR with only three days a month off. Every time I go out it gets harder and harder looking into the LTL.
Alex- I've driven OTR for 12 years and now drive a city bus. Believe me, 90 percent of these companies don't give a flying f about you- your family, your interests or your commitments. To them, a driver is just ''meat in the seat.'' At the end of the day, if it ain't about money- it ain't about shit. You seem to have a good head on your shoulders. Do what profits you and advances your goals. Also, KW's , especially hoods (W900's) look cool but the storage and all around livability of a Freightliner is so much better. I would have loved to run team with a driver like you!
Drivers need to go where we’re treated best. Just like everyone else. Gone are the days employees stayed at one company for 30+ years.
I think I speak for everyone when I say we wish you the best of luck in your new adventure
Need to remember young blood the grass ain’t always greener on the other side, it also needs looked after and cut! Best of luck to you though in your new job.
Best of Luck Alex you will do great no matter who you work for and they will dam be lucky to have a hard worker and safe driver driving for them but hope you’ll still be able to do you’re videos would really miss seeing what you’re up too 😊
thanks for the kind words and I'm still doing my videos. no way id ever go to a company that told me not to.
@@ALEXTHETRUCKINGGUY Hard working? Thats a good one?
Alex is boldly going to do something he has never done before like switch jobs for higher pay. Hope it works out Alex.
For future reference there's a device truckers have been using for decades.
It's called a map (i.e. Truckers Atlas).
Best of luck to you young man safe travels
As a trucker for 10 years iv learned alot from the old timers who are rapidly dissapering. Trucking used to pay 100k a year in the 70s when 90% of trucks were owned by the driver. Now 90% of trucks on the road are owned by a monopoly company and drivers make 43k a year. See what happened their?? Deregulation allowed big business to start a monopoly over trucking. And drivers went from making 100k a year to poverty. And drivers went from owning their trucks to nobody owning their trucks. The rich got mega wealthy, average citizen driver got way more poor, now society has few options for social mobility. You either go to college to be a doctor. Learn computer programing. Or you live in poverty. Their are no legit options anymore to making good money without massive debt and 8 years of your life waisted at college to learn crap that doesn't matter and doesn't have anything to do with your major. The system is one giant scam. I don't blaim the millions of people who would rather live on welfair then work hard. Why what's the point to working? Either live on welfair and be poor but always have what you need. Or go work your ass off day and night and be poor and usualy not have enough for what you need. I don't work to pay bills. I would to pay bills AND to have fun and go somewhere. I have no interest in working if all it offers me is survival money. No fun. No wealth. No vacation. No new car. No house. No savings for retirement. Retirement now days is a giant gamble. Used to garenteed but now it's all cassino gambling in the stock market. Your retirement and survival is based on stock market gambling. Which is a 401k. Your future isn't set on your hard work its hinges on a gamble. Don't we deserve better then that? We delivered our entire lives and at the end of the day our survival rests on a unlikely gamble? No we deserve garentees not maybes .
Alexd is working for GP TRANSCO
The day i drove my little civic from Santa Barbra to New Jersey, i felt the pain of driving straight no break but stopping only to refuel and piss twice, and after 18 hours, i pulled over at a gas station and slept in the 2 door back seat for 7 hours woke feeling like a Semi ran over me.
What happened I thought it was going well for you but I'm on your side I hope you find something else
Ellenwood terminal sucks showers dirty the basement floods Tunnel hill is the best terminal
Hi Alex! i am 32 years old and I love watching your channel and seeing your fun adventures & good luck on your next gig :)
Good for you dude. I just quit my job too the other day, it was stressing me out and the pay wasn't good, wasn't worth it.
Good luck with the new company. We all go through with it. Chasing better pay and better opportunity!
The grass is not always greener on the other side. I don"t know how long u r trucking overall and what ur pay per mile was but u gotta work your way up. Job hopping is not always contributing to it.
Hey Alex the trucking guy! Do what is best for you and your bottom line which is your bank account. It's going to take longer than 30 days to get into a rhythm with a company because they need to study the pattern and your work style. Also, u you can get a better average of what you're going to make consistently. Anyway, Good luck and congratulations on the new the company hope it a home for you for a while
Happy for you man, hope your next company is everything you’re looking for. Side note, were you really going to stop because of rain in the daytime? Lol I drive overnight 6pm-6/7am and the only thing I stop for is freezing rain/snow when it’s below freezing. Anything other than that I just take it slow, but not stop.
All the best to you 👍I’m pulling for ya
Drove 18 years worked with over 10 carriers it's the same 💩 no matter where you go gave up trucking 6 months ago
old school trucker
I'd left Variant too.
How long were you with them ?
How much did they pay?
You seem like a great employee and I love your content but I would advise you to be careful about the grass being greener on the other side
Good luck Alex! There’s no reason that ANY Otr driver should make less than 3000 a week. Guarantee. You’re away from your family and home 24/7, putting your life at risk every single day. you should get compensate accordingly. I hope your next company pays better. Please keep us updated.
Did you mean 3,000 miles per week or $3000 per week?
@@dannyc5389 $3,000
Never happen.
That's why you have the best equipment and best terminals and it's ALL about the "company!" . Not the drivers who actually do the REAL work!
@@Johnny-mi5np Not true everywhere
it is a Good Job Enjoy Trucking, Much Better Than Working and Having Direct Boss, The Open Road is Great Life.
Poor work ethic.
Very poor work ethic!
You younger guys and gals rely on your GPS for everything. They still make these things called a road atlas and regular maps. I always would look at the paper maps to see what’s the best route and most direct as opposed to the GPS possibly sending you the wrong way for a four hour wrong way drive. Anyway lots of luck in your new job.
It’s been a great trip.. good knowing you.. take care yourself of yourself
I wish I could go to another
but I see people that regret switching and end up going back so I rather just stay
I am not going to be able to go a month without out seeing you Alex.
I’m not a trucker, but I have traveled the highways for years. We used to figure out routes ahead of time with road atlases. Books full of maps. It allows you to know which cities you are driving through and to really track your mileage, so you know if you’re off track. I suggest pre-planning your routes until you know them. Great vlog btw.
I am in the same boat as you except I drive trash trucks. I am currently leaving to go to another company, they pay and treat their drivers and helpers much better. I will miss my brand new International and the friends i made but I think it'll be worth the move. Good luck Alex!
We all seen this coming
It's why I drive for Walmart. We're spoiled. Over 100k per yr. Four nights per week in truck. Home for 3 nights. 26 days of PTO your first year. Assigned tractors. Bring your wife or kid/grandkid. Etc...etc...
I wish you the best of luck at your new company.
Just be careful with jumping from horse to horse. There is a such thing as being considered a job jumper. Then mega carrier won’t hire you
Seriously. You're a truck driver. You were on I-64, an east-west highway in Kentucky and you guessed you were in Indiana? Why would you pass through Indiana to go from Tennessee to Ohio? "I'm either in Columbus or Cincinnati." Did you not see the signs telling you that you were heading towards Cincinnati? Honestly, man, sometimes I wonder where your head's at and I'm not surprised that you're losing track of time. Be safe out there!
I thought I was the only one going off the deep end watching his videos and inside knowing his the product of his own making, not caring about his delivery due to not being on "his" sleep schedule, there is no sleep schedule doing our, going WAY outta route to that delivery then clueless as to how it happened??? Honestly he's gonna be in for a rude awakening thinking he's gonna stay otr and set his own schedules
Friend of mine was a truck driver. Everytime I saw him...which was about once every 4 to 6 months...he was with a different company.
You do you, and always look out for yourself. You are amazing and never let anyone ever tell you otherwise!!!!! You are such a hard worker, open and willing to please. You deserve everything you give to a company, and should expect the same in same. You might be “new” but guess what, old does not equal great
Some truckers quit because some of them don’t get pay enough.
And alot of them I see are being a owner operator
I used to work for a company awhile back in 2019 called J.B. Hunt Transport
Now I’m a owner operator owning a custom rig doing flatbed loads now
You complain a lot. “ it’s midnight, it’s raining.” Variant should know my sleep schedule 😂
"How was l driving for an hour going the wrong way?"
I'm either in Columbus or Cincinnati. (There's a big difference)
I can imagine dispatch watching the tracking of his truck and wondering 🤔 what the f is he doing.
I didn't think he was being serious about not driving in the rain. That was ridiculous
Lmao 😅
Just discovered your channel and subscribed after watching one video. Some people are just built to be this type of TH-camr, and you are one of them. Hope the new gig is working out. All the best from Hungary.
Tip. Don't use Garmin unless you're in middle of nowhere like Antarctica or Alaska or some rain forest. Google maps is literally updated every second.
My guess is Crete! I wish you good luck in whatever you do/choose Alex! Safe travels.
Crete has kws. So it can't be Crete 🤔
It’s probably prime
@@brycebellot2392 prime has kenworths also. I’m with prime
Can’t record vlogs while driving at Crete it’s considered distracted driving
I'm betting GP Transco
Hey what’s up Alex, I might be going with Variant in the future. I asked a recruiter this and I wanna make sure it’s true. The pet policy for dogs, there’s no weight limit or breed restrictions right? And the dog doesn’t have to be neutered if it’s a male?
Im gonna miss Jerald, I hope you enjoy the new company!
I do miss Gerald. no more kenworths
@@ALEXTHETRUCKINGGUY I got a Kenwoth now.