This is really good info. I don’t think people realize what jobs they’re missing out on when they just go to college like they’re told. I’ve never seen your channel before, but more interviews like this would be amazing.
exactly! i’m 20 and tried a couple careers and most lead me to a dead end. i joined pepsi (pepsico north america) and instantly got game from not only my employer but the people i work with. it’s job that’s paying people 28+ just for their Dlt’s don’t even need the cdl. I just wish my black community brothers would wake up and realize it’s more to life than risking it for a quick buck when you can get real good paying jobs with little to no education needed only hard work! if this channels doesn’t spread the message fast enough that’s definitely something i’ll like to do for my community.
these arent college jobs. this is what happens when u do apprenticeship and go into trades. my dad went to medical school for 6 years and the highest he made was like 40k a year being a surgical assistant. he quit that shit and now rebuilds dental equipment, as a 6 figure job. he didnt even have to go to school for it, hes just good at it
We do deserve more and pay has gone up fast. When I started pay was 23.00 top wage 5 years ago. It's 35.00 now like this man. It's a competitive job market amongst companies. Drivers talk to each other a lot while loading and wore travels fast when companies are giving raises. People hop a bit and it forces companies to keep raising rates.
@@salstonightsbiggestloser I work for fedex freight and i have a interview with pilot fuel hauling. Fuel hauling is great money cz u work 12 hr shifts. Fedex freight, i get paid more per hr but trucking is slow right now, im working like 7-8 hrs a day. And Pilot fuel hauling is starting 29$ but im sure itll go up. In fedex freight im capped at 33.89$.
@3 coco puff's I haul fuel too. It's been slower for the smaller companies but about steady for larger truck stops. In my area a lot of FedEx Corp drivers were laid off, with an option to come back later. Best of luck to you!
Training is 20 an hour. Usually last around 5-6 weeks. Then you will average 1500-1900 gross each week depending on how hungry you are. I am a go getter so I am at 110,000 for 2022. Not too bad for a high school drop out with a 10th grade education. I owe nothing but my house.
@@masterroshi3994 not at all. I respect what I’m hauling and know the dangers. But I don’t get scared or anxious. It’s because I don’t swerve for anyone or anything and I know the outcome if something was to go terribly wrong. Thousands die from car wrecks as it is but we still use them everyday without any fear.
@@Tye2Solo96 I work 8-10 hours a day. Just like most local jobs. I wake up at 230am, start at 330am, get off work around 1-2pm. Then got 6-8 hours to do what I want before I need to go to sleep. If I need more cash, I’ll work more and call in for more loads or work on my days off. I have off 2 days a week
Your doing pretty good. People almost swear off hauling fuel but it's really not much more dangerous than any other haul. Winter weather is the most to every really worry about and of coarse the general public.
Now this guy needs to be just as famous and as paid as the idiots who go around bothering innocent people and antagonizing police officers into doing something stupid for a little bit of internet clout . This guy is out here asking real questions to real people about how to help others maybe get the information they need in order to get a good job ! Great job to your sir keep it up 👍🏻
Please, please post more. I'm feeling lost with my life right now and although I have serious academic interests, they don't pay well. I'm very interested in trade jobs now, and the job I have now (while a shit job) has shown me that I need something hard to keep me focused. Desk work ain't for me. Tons of young men my age wasting their time in school studying something they aren't even interested in... When they could've spent a quarter of that term learning a trade and getting a job quick.
The best money I know of to be made right out of high school is through your local electric company. You'll start around $20 an hour but if you go for journeymen lineman, in a few years you'll be making $55 an hour, plus tons of over time. Hard work and long hours at times but you'll be making the equivalent of a dentist's salary with just a high school diploma or GED. If you dont get in with the big company the smaller companies the big guys sub contract jobs to pay their guys $35 hour, not exactly a dentist's salary, but good enough to keep a roof over your head and not live paycheck to paycheck as long as you live within your means. Hope this helps.
Electrical engineers are making around $120,000 a year while having to pay back college tuition. Meanwhile the journeymen lineman is making between $140,000 - $200,000 depending on overtime with high school diploma. Working harder but also making that much more.
It's funny you think like that because any truck driver like myself would tell anyone to stay in school, get educated & get a good job alot of trucking jobs are long hrs and super labor intensive.
If you are scared of dying then might as well not be born. It is scary but you need to conquer your fears and push forward. Never get complacent and follow simple laws of physics. I'm studying for the endorsements and I am willing to do it.
Keep in mind these fuel haulers will fire you for anything small. A spill or crash or even if you hit a pole or pop a tire. On my first day solo last week I popped one my of driver side trailer tires on a train track since I fuel locomotives and I told the truth after I fueled 3 of them and got back to our yard my boss said be careful tell the truth, but my coworkers said you’re lucky you’re here cuz another fuel company would fire you instantly. Anyways that’s been my only incident. No spills.super cautious is key
Love talking to truck drivers, if you show then that you know anything about the industry the majority of them love to talk and answer anything. (Just even say like over the road as this guy did)
I haul fuel with a double a train setup. Been thru hell and cake walk. You get spayed with fuel. Seen tanks get blown and them hoses ain't so fun in 110 degree weather all heavy and full. You can easily cross dump and load up the wrong product at the rack which costs the company money.
@@daMillenialTrucker 🤷🏾♂️maybe he capped bout it but he said 75 an hr. He drives them rigs with like the two trailers n he be going like cross country. Well he did say he gets like bonuses and stand by pay and all or whatever that equates out to like 75 an hr driving. Than again it's all i remember from what he told me from maybe 2-3 yrs ago. Myself I'm a armed security officer so i know little about trucking
Y’all looking for a job get hired through spectrum starting is 24 and in a year with training they pay for a some classes you’ll be at 35 plus yearly raises
Years ago i did 3 loads in a straight job on 4th of July. The fumes that blow out of the hoses when you take the end caps off is enough to make me say, No thanks!
The hard part is getting the experience because the only companies that hire rookies is crappy trucking companies. I worked the dock at an less than truckload co and it took 9 months for me to start driving. The best way is get your foot in the door at the company you want to work for doing any job after you get class a then apply for a driver job there
hey bud , it just depends if you would not mind being with the company that financed you for your CDL. usually some companies will keep you for 1 or 2 years, or untill you pay them back depends on what requirements they put. or you can pay yourself and have the freedom to choose where you would like to start your new career. Hope this helped👍
@@normalgaming2326 Yea that's expensive, here in northern Cali where I live there is programs that will pay if you have worked for an agricultural job as well, 10 years ago I paid 1800 on a special deal they had going on. Best bet would probably sign on with a company but make sure to read the fine print.
Talking to a fuel ttuck driver while making a delivery is very distracting. The driver can drop the wrong gas in the wrong tank, if not paying attention
Worst thing ever is when you are trying to drop fuel and somebody comes up wanting to talk. You need full attention at all times. Let them finish then talk. You're welcome
I ended up getting my class B for the same reason of not wanting my class A by signing a contract to stick with a company and not having money to pay for class A school. Wanted to be a trucker, ended up being……a busser? 😂
These jobs pay good but the risk factor is high one time I was driving and a fuel driver was behind me a car spinned out lost control crashing into the tank and everything went up into flames idk if there was survivors
I work for coastal, UPT and, DC Carrier's holding fuel Costco pay me 1100 Every 2 weeks UPT will pay me between $700 and 800 a week And DC carriers will pay me 900 to 800 a week you don't make enough money to survive And getting carted in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Denver what a waste of my life
@@man4YAWEH454 No, I don't. Years ago I was going to drive for CR England for 2 years to get my CDL but I didn't go that route. Now I'm just curious about the industry.
Hermano estoy pensando moverme allá pero no se como están los trabajos ahí puedes hacer un video de los trabajos ahi cuanto pagan y que trabajos hay muchas gracias 🙏🏽 saludos desde Nebraska
@@pauldevore2900 what do you have for cars? I also collect big trucks too so I could send you my Instagram if you want to check out some of my vehicles
@Michael T Check Supervalu Grocery distribution Hopkins MN otherwise known as UNFI. They were starting at $30 per hour like 2 years ago now they are up over $ 33 at least. Plus full medical benefits. I know because I haul from this warehouse everyday.
I mean your not wrong MN is pretty blue especially after voting Walz and the radical Muslim duo in again. My point is that it ain't worth driving tanker for less than 30 when there a better not to mention easier trucking spots out there. I'm not saying I wouldn't haul a mobile bomb around but jeez you'd think they would value your life a little bit more then a measly 30
@Michael T To add to the commie state thing it's just like every other metro area here. You have major deposits of them in the city but 20 minutes outside of Minneapolis there are Conservatives and Trump signs on every lawn.
Ahhh.. come on tanker yanker! You're talking about safety with a Bluetooth in your ear? I don't know about anyone else, but that's my number one pet peeve specially during work.... followed by tennis shoes on the rack. Just sayin'.
Are you allowed to smoke on the job? Asking for a friend. He said cigarettes don't catch fuel on fire because he tested it before. He wants to get in the field. I pray he fails his training
@@michaelc9128 I personally don't have my own trucking company my uncle does though and he starts his people at 40 hauling fuel! I also am a trucker and make more than this dude is making! I am home every day and don't have to deal with hazmat
yes you always get overtime. depends on what company you work for. My buddy works for fuel delivery services in the Bay area he making over 150 k a year. it's good money
This is really good info. I don’t think people realize what jobs they’re missing out on when they just go to college like they’re told. I’ve never seen your channel before, but more interviews like this would be amazing.
I appreciate you. I'll keep posting these.
Ups drivers max out at like 40 an hr
exactly! i’m 20 and tried a couple careers and most lead me to a dead end. i joined pepsi (pepsico north america) and instantly got game from not only my employer but the people i work with. it’s job that’s paying people 28+ just for their Dlt’s don’t even need the cdl. I just wish my black community brothers would wake up and realize it’s more to life than risking it for a quick buck when you can get real good paying jobs with little to no education needed only hard work! if this channels doesn’t spread the message fast enough that’s definitely something i’ll like to do for my community.
these arent college jobs. this is what happens when u do apprenticeship and go into trades. my dad went to medical school for 6 years and the highest he made was like 40k a year being a surgical assistant. he quit that shit and now rebuilds dental equipment, as a 6 figure job. he didnt even have to go to school for it, hes just good at it
@@nick0164 he never said it was college jobs tho ?
$35 an hour ?
For driving a bomb.
I think tanker drivers deserve more than that
😂 a bomb. Technically it is.
We do deserve more and pay has gone up fast. When I started pay was 23.00 top wage 5 years ago. It's 35.00 now like this man. It's a competitive job market amongst companies. Drivers talk to each other a lot while loading and wore travels fast when companies are giving raises. People hop a bit and it forces companies to keep raising rates.
@@salstonightsbiggestloser I work for fedex freight and i have a interview with pilot fuel hauling. Fuel hauling is great money cz u work 12 hr shifts. Fedex freight, i get paid more per hr but trucking is slow right now, im working like 7-8 hrs a day. And Pilot fuel hauling is starting 29$ but im sure itll go up. In fedex freight im capped at 33.89$.
@3 coco puff's I haul fuel too. It's been slower for the smaller companies but about steady for larger truck stops. In my area a lot of FedEx Corp drivers were laid off, with an option to come back later. Best of luck to you!
@@salstonightsbiggestloser I just completed all drug test and background and now putting my 2 weeks notice to fedex freight!
Training is 20 an hour. Usually last around 5-6 weeks. Then you will average 1500-1900 gross each week depending on how hungry you are. I am a go getter so I am at 110,000 for 2022. Not too bad for a high school drop out with a 10th grade education. I owe nothing but my house.
Do you ever get anxiety? I would be scared to hauled a tank full of fuel ⛽️
@@masterroshi3994 not at all. I respect what I’m hauling and know the dangers. But I don’t get scared or anxious. It’s because I don’t swerve for anyone or anything and I know the outcome if something was to go terribly wrong. Thousands die from car wrecks as it is but we still use them everyday without any fear.
How’s the schedule for local is it constant work or do you have enough time to do other things besides work?
@@Tye2Solo96 I work 8-10 hours a day. Just like most local jobs. I wake up at 230am, start at 330am, get off work around 1-2pm. Then got 6-8 hours to do what I want before I need to go to sleep. If I need more cash, I’ll work more and call in for more loads or work on my days off. I have off 2 days a week
Your doing pretty good. People almost swear off hauling fuel but it's really not much more dangerous than any other haul. Winter weather is the most to every really worry about and of coarse the general public.
Only thing about hauling fuel is, it's a 24/7 job. You'll be working holidays and/or weekends.
I like that.
Not around here. Family job.
I know a lot of guys that make their own schedule since they get paid by the load
Yea, and they'll fire the shit out you, lol.
Been hauling fuel for 25 years, the worse the weather gets the busier we get! Hauling fuel on ice is pretty sketchy!
Thanks to all the truckers out there, just know many of us appreciate what you do.
Well stop cutting us off!
@@TheShopGrandOpening What you talking about? I'm saying thanks for what you do.
@@runningdebate2670 I was talking specific to motorists who think semis have the equivalent and sudden braking power of a smaller car.
Thank you for your appreciation. It's a tough, lonely, dangerous world out here
Now this guy needs to be just as famous and as paid as the idiots who go around bothering innocent people and antagonizing police officers into doing something stupid for a little bit of internet clout . This guy is out here asking real questions to real people about how to help others maybe get the information they need in order to get a good job ! Great job to your sir keep it up 👍🏻
Please, please post more. I'm feeling lost with my life right now and although I have serious academic interests, they don't pay well. I'm very interested in trade jobs now, and the job I have now (while a shit job) has shown me that I need something hard to keep me focused. Desk work ain't for me.
Tons of young men my age wasting their time in school studying something they aren't even interested in... When they could've spent a quarter of that term learning a trade and getting a job quick.
The best money I know of to be made right out of high school is through your local electric company. You'll start around $20 an hour but if you go for journeymen lineman, in a few years you'll be making $55 an hour, plus tons of over time. Hard work and long hours at times but you'll be making the equivalent of a dentist's salary with just a high school diploma or GED. If you dont get in with the big company the smaller companies the big guys sub contract jobs to pay their guys $35 hour, not exactly a dentist's salary, but good enough to keep a roof over your head and not live paycheck to paycheck as long as you live within your means. Hope this helps.
Electrical engineers are making around $120,000 a year while having to pay back college tuition. Meanwhile the journeymen lineman is making between $140,000 - $200,000 depending on overtime with high school diploma. Working harder but also making that much more.
@@octaviorodriguez6849 Considering how my current job pays $13.50, anything is a step up at this point.
It's funny you think like that because any truck driver like myself would tell anyone to stay in school, get educated & get a good job alot of trucking jobs are long hrs and super labor intensive.
Warehouse work - order selector. Companies constantly hiring around $20-25 an hrs. Even more at certain warehouses. No experience usually necessary
I’m a tanker driver and that dude is doing a great job. Wiping out the fills is solid.
You got to clean the mess you made
I was thinking the same thing. I went to stations where the fills were full. I left that shit
Do they hire if someone was looking to only work 3 12hr shifts per week? I have other weekly obligations.
@@MeZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZ I don't think there is such thing as part time semi driver. That's unheard of.
I’m a Fuel Specialist Iii and I am crazy about my spill buckets. This driver would make my day. Good stuff brother!
Don't spill you won't need spill buckets.
My dad dropped out 8th grade and he’s making 150k a year
Damn what does he do
@@ratuldeoun7228 sells crack on 9th st
Fuel hauling 😂
That’s badass
@@Rancho5 2022 168k
CDL fuel haulers make at least 70k a year
One of the scariest jobs out there. Hauling fuel with the way people drive today !!
Literally a bomb driving around 😂
It isn’t that bad here in Florida ..
If you are scared of dying then might as well not be born. It is scary but you need to conquer your fears and push forward. Never get complacent and follow simple laws of physics. I'm studying for the endorsements and I am willing to do it.
I love a man that can talk and work at the same time.
Asking real men… real men questions
Civilization was built on men like this
Good on you for asking the right questions
Keep in mind these fuel haulers will fire you for anything small. A spill or crash or even if you hit a pole or pop a tire. On my first day solo last week I popped one my of driver side trailer tires on a train track since I fuel locomotives and I told the truth after I fueled 3 of them and got back to our yard my boss said be careful tell the truth, but my coworkers said you’re lucky you’re here cuz another fuel company would fire you instantly. Anyways that’s been my only incident. No spills.super cautious is key
No they won’t. Just tell the truth about what happened. Who do you work for? Velocity Rail Solutions?
How do you deal with anxiety ??
"SHOUT OUT" to them TRADES man!!!
I didn't know about hot exhausts lighting up fumes. Thank you.
I have seen 1203 haulers making more than $135k a year, they make good money
"Look close my boy"😂
Ty so much for doing these videos brother 💯💯💯
Love talking to truck drivers, if you show then that you know anything about the industry the majority of them love to talk and answer anything. (Just even say like over the road as this guy did)
I just got laid off from my job and couldn’t find your channel good thing I found it now !
Need the x endorsement and they'll run your prints for background check.
I haul fuel with a double a train setup. Been thru hell and cake walk. You get spayed with fuel. Seen tanks get blown and them hoses ain't so fun in 110 degree weather all heavy and full. You can easily cross dump and load up the wrong product at the rack which costs the company money.
True, if you're easily distracted
Thanks for this info, I could not have found out about this without your videos
33?? To haul tankers with gasoline. Might as well just go work LTL for more to haul doubles or the same for deliveries.
I agree. Ups Freightliners my unc make 75 an hr
@@hunter1jake that's strange, I'm a truck driver for ups and Im maxed out at 46/hr how's your uncle get 75 lol
@@daMillenialTrucker 🤷🏾♂️maybe he capped bout it but he said 75 an hr. He drives them rigs with like the two trailers n he be going like cross country. Well he did say he gets like bonuses and stand by pay and all or whatever that equates out to like 75 an hr driving. Than again it's all i remember from what he told me from maybe 2-3 yrs ago. Myself I'm a armed security officer so i know little about trucking
@@hunter1jake nah, he probably gets 75 cents a mile. UPS out of Portland paid feeder drivers by the mile if they went outside a 100 air miles
Yes! I agree completely
this man is a total professional at what he does. controlling the hose (like a pimp🤣) as he engages in conversation flawlessly #1203LIFE #1993LIFE ⛽️
These guys have to be #so #very careful. They are #encountering so many #different types of people, #andthey stay committed.
Fuel haulers make 110,000 in Wisconsin if you drive for Kwip Trip and 85,000 if you haul food/drinks for Kwip Trip. It’s all Salary not by the hour
Y’all looking for a job get hired through spectrum starting is 24 and in a year with training they pay for a some classes you’ll be at 35 plus yearly raises
What state? How Many hours a week. ? How do you know this.?
Years ago i did 3 loads in a straight job on 4th of July. The fumes that blow out of the hoses when you take the end caps off is enough to make me say, No thanks!
Dude thank so much for this video, 😊
When I hauled fuel it was zone pay. Drops paid by how far they were from the rack
In movies the tankers are always part of an ending for a street race
I started doing cross border and driving b train tankers with my own tractor is the dream in 2 years
Thanks for these videos
Doing that job in the winter in Ohio sucks balls man. I know.
🔥🔥🔥interview my guy
The hard part is getting the experience because the only companies that hire rookies is crappy trucking companies.
I worked the dock at an less than truckload co and it took 9 months for me to start driving.
The best way is get your foot in the door at the company you want to work for doing any job after you get class a then apply for a driver job there
I do this for a living good pay it’s 38 an hour top where I am
Bruh legit trying to get my cdl. It's good hearing if it's best self finance the school or employer financed.
hey bud , it just depends if you would not mind being with the company that financed you for your CDL. usually some companies will keep you for 1 or 2 years, or untill you pay them back depends on what requirements they put. or you can pay yourself and have the freedom to choose where you would like to start your new career. Hope this helped👍
Out of pocket a school near me wants almost $5,000.
@@normalgaming2326
Yea that's expensive, here in northern Cali where I live there is programs that will pay if you have worked for an agricultural job as well, 10 years ago I paid 1800 on a special deal they had going on. Best bet would probably sign on with a company but make sure to read the fine print.
@@Caliinthevalley i appreciate that.
he said it all. if you are a careful driver.
Ive been studying to get my endorsements and this is should a huge goal to work for a gas company..
Talking to a fuel ttuck driver while making a delivery is very distracting. The driver can drop the wrong gas in the wrong tank, if not paying attention
Great idea for a channel
Worst thing ever is when you are trying to drop fuel and somebody comes up wanting to talk. You need full attention at all times. Let them finish then talk. You're welcome
Very cool the information youre sharing
33 is good, I don’t know why people is complaining, most of y’all do dangerous stuff daily for free!
I drive flat bed kinda over it now. I'm get the endorsements and do fuel tankers next. Good info ty.😊
its horrible. driving in city traffic all day parking in near impossible spots. trash
Still not enough for such a dangerous job. Trucking overall really doesn’t pay like it used too anyway . Not worth it.
Nothing pays like it used to. That's the entire problem
This is true.
It doesn't matter the part is he can go home to his family at night
I ended up getting my class B for the same reason of not wanting my class A by signing a contract to stick with a company and not having money to pay for class A school. Wanted to be a trucker, ended up being……a busser? 😂
I got my cdl A all endorsements at 26 recently earlier this year out of pocket was only 2200 I didn’t want to be under contract. Best decision
@@BunkGarage 2200??? Lucky I paid $5,000! And the academy was 30 miles away out of state! Nonetheless 100% worth it
I paid $5000 back in 06 I heard are schools are between 10-15k now, probably just the state I’m in robbing people as usual
This is shyt. Every local job I’ve looked up either wants 2yrs experience or they pay worth crap.
These jobs pay good but the risk factor is high one time I was driving and a fuel driver was behind me a car spinned out lost control crashing into the tank and everything went up into flames idk if there was survivors
Remember, it’s not the liquid gas that burns. It’s the fumes or literally the gas/vapor coming from the liquid gas/petrol that burns.
I work for coastal, UPT and, DC Carrier's holding fuel Costco pay me 1100 Every 2 weeks UPT will pay me between $700 and 800 a week And DC carriers will pay me 900 to 800 a week you don't make enough money to survive And getting carted in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Denver what a waste of my life
I love your content thank you so much!!!🙏🤝🙌
Dangerous job.
Walmart is paying 88K after 2-5 yrs experience. Don't know their hours but worth looking into
What's the position
@@Marcus-zx8su Truck driver- CDL- OTR. I believe they will probably require closer to 5yrs. Do you work for Walmart?
@@man4YAWEH454 No, I don't. Years ago I was going to drive for CR England for 2 years to get my CDL but I didn't go that route. Now I'm just curious about the industry.
Depends on job i under to work 4 circle k and i was making 29.50
that red placard means it is a flammable liquid and 1203 is the ID number for gasoline and petrol so it falls under class 3. I’m kinda smart
Most of these places don't pay nearly enough having to haul hazmat. Anything under $40 an hour is a joke.
I make 50 framing Of course I being framing since I was 13 I’m 32 now I love my job
Are there companies who hire new drivers???
80 in UT
I'd be freaking out over all the Static electricity I might of built up
Just touch the truck as you step out to discharge your body's static electricity.
These guys should be making atleast 70 -100 an hour carry a ticking time bomb
Do they hire if someone was looking to only work 3 12hr shifts per week?
I made $100k to 140k a year but it's not worth the risk because for less danger you can make more driving a regular truck if you know where to go
What company was he?
I'd bet about 100 bucks it's Keenan KAG.
Hermano estoy pensando moverme allá pero no se como están los trabajos ahí puedes hacer un video de los trabajos ahi cuanto pagan y que trabajos hay muchas gracias 🙏🏽 saludos desde Nebraska
No
What's the company
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
How can apply for this,,,any advice
I love your videos thanks for all the info
Wow really how can u live u must live in that truck .Hell 2 the NO come cut trim for 30.50 to start
Probably not a good idea to distract these guys when they're trying to work.
Hi sir my name is maduka wisdom am from Nigeria am a truck driver with years of experience please help me I really need a job please help
gotta be clean for 3 years
Wrong.
Cox Transport
Do I look like HR to you?
Only snitches/bitchies work in HR, so yes, you do!
Remember the homeless can't get they cdl neither can they get a job.
As long as I got fuel for my Bugatti I don't care what they make 👍
same here...
What color is your Bugatti?
@@pauldevore2900 black I like to keep things clean and simple
@@Mrchadmam that's how I like my women. "Clean and simple" lol
@@pauldevore2900 what do you have for cars? I also collect big trucks too so I could send you my Instagram if you want to check out some of my vehicles
I'll stick to the reefer. If you know, then you know
33 ain't worth it to haul tanker with dumb hours. You can make that hauling grocery!
@Michael T Check Supervalu Grocery distribution Hopkins MN otherwise known as UNFI. They were starting at $30 per hour like 2 years ago now they are up over $ 33 at least. Plus full medical benefits. I know because I haul from this warehouse everyday.
I mean your not wrong MN is pretty blue especially after voting Walz and the radical Muslim duo in again. My point is that it ain't worth driving tanker for less than 30 when there a better not to mention easier trucking spots out there. I'm not saying I wouldn't haul a mobile bomb around but jeez you'd think they would value your life a little bit more then a measly 30
@Michael T To add to the commie state thing it's just like every other metro area here. You have major deposits of them in the city but 20 minutes outside of Minneapolis there are Conservatives and Trump signs on every lawn.
Praise God. God Bless in Jesus Christ Name Amen.
$35 per hour you are getting the driving payment and all dangerous work that you do with this tubes is for free,is a gotcha 😏
Hahah
Take that earpiece out, Mr.Careful.
Here take this $70,000 worth of gas deliver it. We’ll give you $300. Oh you got it done in 4 hrs? Get another bomb
Where’s the women?
terrible pay
sounds like someone not seriously interested. just trolling or being nosey.
Location Location Location
Up your
@@PuJolsLol 🤡
Bull
Tanker is not worth it it doesn't pay shit and the upkeep on your hasmat is ridiculous
Not worth it at all
what company does he work for?
Ahhh.. come on tanker yanker! You're talking about safety with a Bluetooth in your ear? I don't know about anyone else, but that's my number one pet peeve specially during work.... followed by tennis shoes on the rack. Just sayin'.
Are you allowed to smoke on the job? Asking for a friend. He said cigarettes don't catch fuel on fire because he tested it before. He wants to get in the field. I pray he fails his training
Praying on someone’s downfall is crazy ☕️
No smoking near Hazardous Materials Cargo. Not within 50 feet.
Not gonna lie that's shit money for hazmat
Ok how about you start your own trucking company and let's see what you pay your employees
@@michaelc9128 40$
@@michaelc9128 I personally don't have my own trucking company my uncle does though and he starts his people at 40 hauling fuel! I also am a trucker and make more than this dude is making! I am home every day and don't have to deal with hazmat
@@at4life95do you get overtime after 40hr?
yes you always get overtime. depends on what company you work for. My buddy works for fuel delivery services in the Bay area he making over 150 k a year. it's good money
I'll keep delivering food for 85k a year at under 40 hrs a week. Home everyday and no weekends.
What do you do? And what state?
@@whatsgrowingon I work for Gordon Food Service in Ohio