You’re really great. I’m going to try and model my attitude after your’s. I get my CDL here in Lex this month and look forward to meeting folks like you out there.
My wife and I loved in east bernstadt ky,near London,loved it there,those ale 8 are the best ginger ale you can get ,love them,and I also want to thank you for taking us along on your journey,I'm about to get into roehl training in Atlanta hopefully in April,that's what my recruiter had said be safe God bless ,and thank you again
God bless you as well my friend and I appreciate the comment a lot. I agree, ale8 is the best ginger ale I have ever had, by far! I wish you the best with you trucking journey and keep me updated if you don't mind 👍 God bless
Always keep a spare key zip tied somewhere on your firewall on the driver side. That way you’ll always have a way to get into your truck in case that happens again. Things happen in trucking. But you live & you learn what not to do & what to do. You have a great attitude about things. Keep on trucking brother. Most companies have the same keys for all of their trucks. So if someone is near by with your company. They can use their key to open your door as well.
you should buy a lanyard that hangs around your neck and try to make a habit of it also and hook the keys once your done for the night or at a shipper you can quickly attach the key to the lanyard and go and do your thing or try to get copy of the key to at least to unlock the door . something to think about.
The miles from your house to the shipper our paid miles to the driver and empty (deadhead) miles are paid the same as loaded miles or they should be unless you are paid percentage but the way it sounds you are a mileage driver. Keep it up man!!
Kentuckiana area here as well, just did the initial application to roehl, 24 year master tech mechanic. Looking to change careers. Have pulled hotshot before as owner operator in my duality. Thanks for the honesty in your videos. Stay safe out there driver. ….keep up, out.
If that happens again...Freightliners make only ..good luck...7 keys for all their Truck..find another driver with a Cascadia and use his keys..if it doesn't work..turn the key upside down...
If you ever see my truck, come and say hi if you have time! I'd love to do some hand splitting together in Texas as well. I really want to split some of the oak you have there.
You’re really great. I’m going to try and model my attitude after your’s. I get my CDL here in Lex this month and look forward to meeting folks like you out there.
Thank you for sharing another adventure on us! Continue to sharing it. 💪💪
It's my pleasure my friend! Thank you for the kind comment!
A bit of a tough day! Hang in there.
My wife and I loved in east bernstadt ky,near London,loved it there,those ale 8 are the best ginger ale you can get ,love them,and I also want to thank you for taking us along on your journey,I'm about to get into roehl training in Atlanta hopefully in April,that's what my recruiter had said be safe God bless ,and thank you again
God bless you as well my friend and I appreciate the comment a lot. I agree, ale8 is the best ginger ale I have ever had, by far! I wish you the best with you trucking journey and keep me updated if you don't mind 👍 God bless
Always keep a spare key zip tied somewhere on your firewall on the driver side. That way you’ll always have a way to get into your truck in case that happens again. Things happen in trucking. But you live & you learn what not to do & what to do. You have a great attitude about things. Keep on trucking brother. Most companies have the same keys for all of their trucks. So if someone is near by with your company. They can use their key to open your door as well.
I keep my spare on the breakaway neck lanyard Roehl gave us
you should buy a lanyard that hangs around your neck and try to make a habit of it also and hook the keys once your done for the night or at a shipper you can quickly attach the key to the lanyard and go and do your thing or try to get copy of the key to at least to unlock the door . something to think about.
The miles from your house to the shipper our paid miles to the driver and empty (deadhead) miles are paid the same as loaded miles or they should be unless you are paid percentage but the way it sounds you are a mileage driver. Keep it up man!!
Watch jbg travels un locking the door on a freight liner. With a shoe string
Kentuckiana area here as well, just did the initial application to roehl, 24 year master tech mechanic. Looking to change careers. Have pulled hotshot before as owner operator in my duality. Thanks for the honesty in your videos. Stay safe out there driver. ….keep up, out.
😎👍Gute Fahrt...
If that happens again...Freightliners make only ..good luck...7 keys for all their Truck..find another driver with a Cascadia and use his keys..if it doesn't work..turn the key upside down...
rejoice in your trials bro! good stuff. ima keep mine on my chain around my neck.
Was that you I just seen in Weatherford Tx couple minutes ago pulling in to a pilot
No, I’m in Wisconsin at the moment. It’s good to hear from you Anthony! How has the firewood been lately? I hope to come to Texas again!
Was it a roehl truck? My number is 3646
@@bluegrassoutdoors season is done here sir. I thought to myself, man should I exit and be creepy and pull up to the pilot? Lol
If you ever see my truck, come and say hi if you have time! I'd love to do some hand splitting together in Texas as well. I really want to split some of the oak you have there.
Never show ur medicine...
$200 for 5 minutes of work. Maybe I should look in to the locksmith industry 😂.
Empty miles is no pay luv. Unless they r nice n dont call it that 😃.
I went to Home Depot and got a lock box and hung it on my back grabber to get onto the catwalk with my spare key in it
Sounds like a good idea 👍