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Is it me or does every place that deals in plants, veggies or fruit only hire Mexican? That's because they work there ass off for next to nothing. There good workers that's for sure...
If those 6 trucks are paid off, then you're doing better than most people I know, that are twice your age! Hard work and dedication CAN pay off. Congratulations 👏🎉🙂
@Crux 89 you missed the point. People have dreams of doing things but its always put off for some reason. If you have a dream the best time to take action is now.
Chris has been a good friend of mine for 5 years now. He’s true to what he says and has always been a straight shooter. It’s great to see his story out there as an inspiration to other operators that share the love and dream he does. I can vouch when he says she’s an old rat rod, nothing worse than riding shotgun through a truck wash with him and catching a shower yourself!
I am from Sweden and worked farmjobs in California and Florida back in the early 80s. So seeing Homestead brings back good ol memories🤠Homstead back then was was the worst area in Miami region. This was when cocaine was booming. I drove a truck way out in the swamps to pick up veggies from the field to the packinghouse. Little scary with 50 haitian people, and just a few could speak the language. Little blond swede could have dissapered without a single trace🤡 It was in different wodden crates depending on what kind of greens. Truckers from all over came, like Chicago, New York and so on. The air was often tense since drivers then took all kind of ”vitamins” to keep them awake. Went back three years ago, the railway was the only thing that look familiar. Andrew hurricane blew the whole area more or less clean. Really crazy how much the whole Miami area has grown. Really nice trucks you got! Drive safely.
Even for me it’s changed so much.Moved out of Miami to ND in 2011and later on to Texas.Every couple of years when we go back it’s changed especially the Homestead area. I can remember looking out the class window at Homestead High school and there where trees and now it’s apartment buildings.
What you know about the gouging powder? I remember as a youngster going border to border and coast to coast. Never hitting a chicken 🐔 coup. Paper logbook. No Obama clock.... them were during the outlaw trucking era. Trucks would do up to an plus 100 mph .... great times. It amazes me how dumb people are.... if not for truckers the world would collapse.... they can order online all they want. Who do they think delivers the merchandise to begin with ?
Good for him! I'm currently saving to go straight into my own authority from company driver. Been driving for 10 months. Savings goal of $120k and I've got $45k right now. Another year and I'll be ready to go.
The guy driving is exactly who I want to be and exactly who I was as a child. Being able to tell the truck brand just be the headlights and I'm starting cdl school at 18 next year, this is proof I can do this
This guy is THE REAL DEAL. Feel like im listening to myself. Started the same exact way he did learning from scratch and finding out many people say its easy and they didnt actually do the setup work themselves. Wish you the best of luck brother. My business venture did not end up working out this go round like his is(try again someday, but great to see people succeeding and hearing the REAL way it goes down. Keep the great vids coming!👍🏻👍🏻
There's alot of good drivers out there..I've got 35 years in.so now retired. But if I needed to I could go back fast and start up again. At 66years old I'm done.. GOD BLESS ALL YOU GUYS.! JOHN. FOREST LAKE MINN
Me as well. I’ve loved them since I was a kid my father drove he would take me and my brother all over the country we loved it. My brother seems to love cab overs
This man is humble asf! When i was 18 I was amazed by semis and i even told my prents i wanted to be a trucker. My prents laughed and said No. if only i followed my dreams because i still wish i could drive a rig like that.
I'm running a 1990 335" 379, 100% been over every nut and bolt on it. Paint, interior, everything. But the first damn thing I did was complete new AC system.... To hell with sweating to death.
As someone who doesn’t think they could ever take the sacrifices that come with being a trucker. I’ve always had an interest and genuine appreciation for the people that go into this profession. What a motivational guy
He's the same age as me, an inspired me to wanna jump in and man up on the road...im currently looking at a 81 Pete 359...shes old but a awesome classic work horse
Good solid young man who owns his own business. Mad respect for you, your work ethic, and attitude. for a young kid (cuz I'm old) to speak this way is so refreshing. Best wishes to you and your family...and serious kudos to your parents and grandfather (who told you when you screwed something up). They all make you the man you are today Sir.
Great attitude, and personality, and loves trucks, gotta be a great guy, I've loved trucks all my life too, I rode in dump trucks when I was a little kid, my Dad was a heavy equipment operator and drove truck too, my brother in law drove truck, and I was riding when my feet didn't even touch the floor, then my Dad starting teaching me to drive, always loved to drive, and when I got the chance at 16 to drive an old White super power tractor with a tanker trailer, and the rest of the story is a love of trucks, I've been an OTR Driver and loved it, I'm almost 70 now and don't drive 18s anymore, but i sure do miss it, my heart flutters when I see big rigs rolling by. Love them Trucks
Great story. I’m the same age and just took the leap to O.O. I told everyone the same it’s never the right time to do anything so might as well do it. Bought a 96 Pete with b model.
Glad to see your doing good and motivated ,your on the climb to success ,love the old school trucks also, they look wicked,we need more people out here with the same mindset
I'll admit it. I failed the test on the first try. Knew I wouldn't make a turn so I had to back up a little and correct. 12 years later flawless record. Never even been pulled over. Owned several trucks.
This guys a good dude. It’s nice to hear someone say I like to see people succeed. Most people in this world nowadays is all about money and greed and they hope you fail! That air dryer is loud btw lol. Love the videos!
@@chrisjosleyn1679 , when I started driving , I drove a 79 cab over road commander with one straight pipe & no AC , hauling watermelons. Man was it hot. I guess as long as riding it ain’t so bad . Love that old truck yours , stay safe.
I drove mack ch600 day cab pulling loaded mulch Trailers in summer. It had absolutely no nothing lol. Nothin air ride. Only luxury it had was heat. We called in the man's truck.
@@chrisjosleyn1679 For sure!!! Cut teeth hauling grain in summer in Texas!! Boys can hang low in the heat lol! Nice rigs btw!!!! Sound like a cool guy. Like you I had no family truckers, got into OTR in early 2000s after school.
@@AmericanAFDumpsters Nice. I lived in Orlando for 15 years and I used to love going to Apopka, Eustis & surrounding cities man. It always felt like a much needed getaway from Orlando. Good to know you’re out here. 💪🏾
Love the old school trucks. In Australia you don’t see these stretched chassis like that. I actually don’t see the reason. Fair enough if you want an apartment sleeper on it. Here we have big trucks, long trips to remote places and would love to have an extended sleeper like that. I just don’t understand why he needs such a stretched chassis
Great man with a good head on your shoulders.....obviously not afraid to work and loves the older style trucks.....can't get any better!! Good Luck to you
what is the point of having no air on your seat and sitting on the floor, i can’t see any advantages of having less visibility and having to lift your head to see over the dash
Short of having short legs i dont get it either my hips are sore enough when my knees are below my hips and im only 32. My back and hips are way better off if im bouncing off the ceiling
Great ride a long and great story.Very inspirational and the part about “It’s never the right time” rings true.Got to even see Homestead where I was raised at.The interview with the bad A** female driver that works for him was a great one as well.
I loved the square body joke at the beginning when the guys was trying to shut the door. I had a square body chevy and you did have to give it a good slam to shut the door...lol I used to truck drive and I miss it. Truck on brother!
Wait till he is in your way cause he can't get backed in to dock or better yet he's backed in and you have to try and back around him,I have a 99 379 and love it but this 320 inch wheel base is only cool on the interstate,to many times I had to wait fo them to get backed in and times it takes them forevet
I can say I am not a truck driver but I give them the utmost respect on the roads. But when I see cars messing with the semi's its like what the hell are they thinking they will lose every time.
I'm a uk truck driver and I can't understand why a lot of American trucks have such a big gap between the truck and refrigerator surly that effects your mpg UK refrigerator trailers are 40 foot long and you don't have much room between when hooked up
I was just saying this about the truckers he interviews They all make 6 figures, but you can tell it’s because of their personality. They have the right mentality and have the right work ethic and the results show by how much they make
Hi bro. I’m working here in Los Angeles make around 85k a year as a local driver. My company opened a yard down in Miami. I ask to transfer because I love south Florida. Can I leave a good live down there with 65k? I’m single no depts. thank you brother
One of those who barely sweats in a 95 degrees 80% humidity conditions, but as soon as temperature drops to 60 degrees, puts a hoodie sweatshirt on an turns the heater on at maximum temperature
What's the good ole days? Running 2 log books while doing 85 mph down interstate 85 so you can make your 1900 mile run in 15 hours but you didn't because you killed a family of 6 in a minivan after falling asleep at the wheel? Yeah, the good ole days.
@@MaynardJamesKeenan09 just shows how uneducated you are! I've got over 3 million miles and never was In an accident and yes we did run hard. But you to much of a child to realize what I meant about the good ole days. It used to be a brotherhood and we stuck together, and the money was good and so on and so forth its junk now,that's why I sold my truck and got out. No money in it,no brotherhood, to many regs and these kids in shorts ,flip-flops and ear buds,that's the embarrassment!
May want to rewatch that part and make sure you understood what I said.. As far as who bought the truck unfortunately i bought all of them. Haven't found anyone to buy one for me yet. But if that day comes. I would let them lol
Yea dude he said he would work 150 hours at mcds if it was his only opportunity. Pretty sure thats between 1k and 1500 a week and heck maybe more in some areas. Its not rich, but man if you can't live and save a lil off that you livin too fat for a broke guy. Pretty sure w that attitude he didn't need anyone to buy a truck for him.
@@RickyMorty44 I honestly dont understand what your asking or what you mean by this statement.. Originally the question was about McDonald's.. So here is the breakdown.. I was simply stating a Example of work ethic and drive.. What i said was if for some reason i lost it all tomorrow and McDonald's ( just a example, could be anywhere). Was the only job i could do.. I would work 3 times as hard as normal if i needed to support my family and save up to restart another business.. The statement was just ment to say. What ever it takes if i had to do it over again. I would no matter how much work it took.
@@chrisjosleyn1679 my step mom used to do the Meijers runs on Tuesday and Thursday I think. She had the red and burnt orange flattop 379 with the turbo wing. And my dad was prolly gone from there by time you started pullin for them.
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Is it me or does every place that deals in plants, veggies or fruit only hire Mexican? That's because they work there ass off for next to nothing. There good workers that's for sure...
Remember that when they take YOUR Job or One of Your Families 👪 Jobs
If those 6 trucks are paid off, then you're doing better than most people I know, that are twice your age! Hard work and dedication CAN pay off. Congratulations 👏🎉🙂
If everyone had the attitude and work ethics this man has the U.S. wouldn't have half the problems it has now.
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@Joe Dirt Oh Cool, another Keyboard Commando! lol
@Joe Dirt Go play with your Lego blocks little boy, I'm busy!
Not necessarily true. It all starts with the educational system and the public education in America is broken!
Amen!
'Its never the right time to do anything"
Real talk
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@@MaynardJamesKeenan09
I thought Elon Musk was that cologne they sell at the 99 cents store's.
@Crux 89 you missed the point. People have dreams of doing things but its always put off for some reason. If you have a dream the best time to take action is now.
Hello
How are you doing?
Chris has been a good friend of mine for 5 years now. He’s true to what he says and has always been a straight shooter. It’s great to see his story out there as an inspiration to other operators that share the love and dream he does. I can vouch when he says she’s an old rat rod, nothing worse than riding shotgun through a truck wash with him and catching a shower yourself!
Appreciate it man... 🙏
Hi
Good evening
I am from Sweden and worked farmjobs in California and Florida back in the early 80s. So seeing Homestead brings back good ol memories🤠Homstead back then was was the worst area in Miami region. This was when cocaine was booming. I drove a truck way out in the swamps to pick up veggies from the field to the packinghouse. Little scary with 50 haitian people, and just a few could speak the language. Little blond swede could have dissapered without a single trace🤡 It was in different wodden crates depending on what kind of greens. Truckers from all over came, like Chicago, New York and so on.
The air was often tense since drivers then took all kind of ”vitamins” to keep them awake.
Went back three years ago, the railway was the only thing that look familiar. Andrew hurricane blew the whole area more or less clean. Really crazy how much the whole Miami area has grown.
Really nice trucks you got! Drive safely.
This is awesome enjoyed reading this. Crazy haha
Even for me it’s changed so much.Moved out of Miami to ND in 2011and later on to Texas.Every couple of years when we go back it’s changed especially the Homestead area. I can remember looking out the class window at Homestead High school and there where trees and now it’s apartment buildings.
Great story ....interesting times for sure.
Gouging powder 👃😳😳
What you know about the gouging powder? I remember as a youngster going border to border and coast to coast. Never hitting a chicken 🐔 coup. Paper logbook. No Obama clock.... them were during the outlaw trucking era. Trucks would do up to an plus 100 mph .... great times. It amazes me how dumb people are.... if not for truckers the world would collapse.... they can order online all they want. Who do they think delivers the merchandise to begin with ?
Good for him! I'm currently saving to go straight into my own authority from company driver. Been driving for 10 months. Savings goal of $120k and I've got $45k right now. Another year and I'll be ready to go.
DAM NICE!! On my way tooooo 😬😬
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@@JuanSanchez-nc7fu On June twenty first ,crypto died. Ponze come, ponze go.
@@-TheMaskedMan- I wouldn't dare gamble with that cash especially if I have a plan in place.
@@JuanSanchez-nc7fu Legitimate bullshit, dont take investment advice from youtube comments.
The guy driving is exactly who I want to be and exactly who I was as a child. Being able to tell the truck brand just be the headlights and I'm starting cdl school at 18 next year, this is proof I can do this
You can do it for sure. Im 18 with my cdl. Ive been driving for about 8 months and not looking back. Got my cdl a week after i graduated high school🤠
i’m otw i turn 18 after i graduate imma go get my cdl nd drive
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Hello
How are you doing???
Roll on brother,,,truckers and farmers drive this country!!!
What about the people that produce the merchandise the trucks carry ?
Seth laney togather we stand divided we fall remember that brother
im a trucker hauling farmer's milk.
and cargo pilots
Trains, planes, automobiles, ships is life
Love seeing my age group doing it the right way, and keeping the dream alive in trucking!
It's always good to keep it going..
It’s never the right time to do anything 🔥🔥🔥🙌🏻🙌🏻 BIG FACTS
Exactly.. There will always be a reason why not.. So I choose to do it regardless.. Live life and take chances
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This guy is THE REAL DEAL. Feel like im listening to myself. Started the same exact way he did learning from scratch and finding out many people say its easy and they didnt actually do the setup work themselves. Wish you the best of luck brother. My business venture did not end up working out this go round like his is(try again someday, but great to see people succeeding and hearing the REAL way it goes down. Keep the great vids coming!👍🏻👍🏻
Appreciate you buddy
I'm the same as this guy, I'm 30 got my cdl at 18 was already driving trucks since 16 but just recently became o/o, much respect man
There's alot of good drivers out there..I've got 35 years in.so now retired. But if I needed to I could go back fast and start up again. At 66years old I'm done.. GOD BLESS ALL YOU GUYS.! JOHN. FOREST LAKE MINN
Old school peterbilts my true love!
Me too
Lovely
I grew up in them old school. Pete's
@@stevegalejr4044 Your dad was also a truck driver?
Me as well. I’ve loved them since I was a kid my father drove he would take me and my brother all over the country we loved it. My brother seems to love cab overs
AMAZING guy to interview!! God bless him , and it's amazing that you can show the struggle of an everyday worker.
Imma Drive the old trucks until they say we can’t drive em no more💯💯💯 I FELT THAT💯💯💯💨
We can be friends haha
Im with you 100%
Absolutely
@@ericknunez8652 like wise.
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This man is humble asf! When i was 18 I was amazed by semis and i even told my prents i wanted to be a trucker. My prents laughed and said No. if only i followed my dreams because i still wish i could drive a rig like that.
You still can. Do your research and take the plunge, if the money sits right with you.
I'm running a 1990 335" 379, 100% been over every nut and bolt on it. Paint, interior, everything. But the first damn thing I did was complete new AC system.... To hell with sweating to death.
As someone who doesn’t think they could ever take the sacrifices that come with being a trucker. I’ve always had an interest and genuine appreciation for the people that go into this profession. What a motivational guy
Not a trucker but I appreciate you guys delivering whatever you deliver to me! Thank you for service to us!
I like this young man. He’ll make with that good attitude of his.
Appreciate you
You're right 🙂
@@chrisjosleyn1679 How are you doing?
@@susanbrantley5811 Great thank you for asking..
@@chrisjosleyn1679 My pleasure, I admire hardworking individuals, How has your weekend been?
Its good to see a young Boss in action! I bet you inspire many people, take care!
Hello 👍👋
Alex, this is by far the best interview you have ever done. Bravo 👏
I'm trying to get my CDL and get into the trucking business. This guy is really an inspiration.
He's the same age as me, an inspired me to wanna jump in and man up on the road...im currently looking at a 81 Pete 359...shes old but a awesome classic work horse
359 were the nicest in my opinion
I driva a Volvo
Same, I want drive older solid truck even if it means sacrifices
Good solid young man who owns his own business. Mad respect for you, your work ethic, and attitude. for a young kid (cuz I'm old) to speak this way is so refreshing. Best wishes to you and your family...and serious kudos to your parents and grandfather (who told you when you screwed something up). They all make you the man you are today Sir.
Great attitude, and personality, and loves trucks, gotta be a great guy, I've loved trucks all my life too, I rode in dump trucks when I was a little kid, my Dad was a heavy equipment operator and drove truck too, my brother in law drove truck, and I was riding when my feet didn't even touch the floor, then my Dad starting teaching me to drive, always loved to drive, and when I got the chance at 16 to drive an old White super power tractor with a tanker trailer, and the rest of the story is a love of trucks, I've been an OTR Driver and loved it, I'm almost 70 now and don't drive 18s anymore, but i sure do miss it, my heart flutters when I see big rigs rolling by. Love them Trucks
Man!! Awesome guy, glad I was able to meet and hangout with him at the show ! I can honestly say I look up to him in this industry!
I appreciate man.. honestly im glad we met keep in touch for sure and if you ever need anything im just a phone call away
@@chrisjosleyn1679 That's kind of you
@@chrisjosleyn1679 hello 👋👍
Keeping good drivers is the key To owning trucks .
Great story. I’m the same age and just took the leap to O.O. I told everyone the same it’s never the right time to do anything so might as well do it. Bought a 96 Pete with b model.
I like that "it's never the right time" , wish i was told that early on in life.
Glad to see your doing good and motivated ,your on the climb to success ,love the old school trucks also, they look wicked,we need more people out here with the same mindset
I'll admit it. I failed the test on the first try. Knew I wouldn't make a turn so I had to back up a little and correct. 12 years later flawless record. Never even been pulled over. Owned several trucks.
These ride alongs are so DOPE 🤟
You must also be a truck driver?
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Hello
How are you doing???
Hello
I love this man's attitude and cool drive
This guys a good dude. It’s nice to hear someone say I like to see people succeed. Most people in this world nowadays is all about money and greed and they hope you fail! That air dryer is loud btw lol. Love the videos!
Tell that man to spend a couple of thousand & put AC in that truck , that garden cat be pumping some heat.🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have the stuff to do it. We are just to busy so i dont mine dealing without it. All the other trucks have ac lol
@@chrisjosleyn1679 , when I started driving , I drove a 79 cab over road commander with one straight pipe & no AC , hauling watermelons. Man was it hot. I guess as long as riding it ain’t so bad . Love that old truck yours , stay safe.
I drove mack ch600 day cab pulling loaded mulch Trailers in summer. It had absolutely no nothing lol. Nothin air ride. Only luxury it had was heat. We called in the man's truck.
@@chrisjosleyn1679 For sure!!! Cut teeth hauling grain in summer in Texas!! Boys can hang low in the heat lol! Nice rigs btw!!!! Sound like a cool guy. Like you I had no family truckers, got into OTR in early 2000s after school.
Just slap a fan in the passenger window
Same year and model truck I’m building right now! I can’t wait till I’m done !
What does the build consist of? New engine, new trans, new updated suspension?
Freakin goals dude. I just got my first truck and my authority. I'm almost 29 hopefully in a couple more years I will be where you are
how is it
This guy understands and belongs to the brotherhood.. I wish you would do more videos like this and less of the doom and glum bro.
Yes its obvious that these old Trucks
Rebuilt are more reliable then the modern Computer Trucks..🤔
One of the best videos/content I have seen. This guy is amazing. God bless both of y’all.
Literally the same background as myself. Paving and Milling is where I cut my teeth
Attitude is everything. I came from the mud but I have everything that I never wanted. Attitude and work ethic: major key
It’s a small world. Yes, Apopka (Apap-ka) is the nursery city around Orlando. 👍🏾
I grew up in Apopka and Eustis!
@@AmericanAFDumpsters
Nice. I lived in Orlando for 15 years and I used to love going to Apopka, Eustis & surrounding cities man. It always felt like a much needed getaway from Orlando. Good to know you’re out here. 💪🏾
My childhood memories are in my dads 2 stroke kwhopper....now many decades later still can't let it go...gear jammin in my blood
Love the old school trucks. In Australia you don’t see these stretched chassis like that. I actually don’t see the reason. Fair enough if you want an apartment sleeper on it. Here we have big trucks, long trips to remote places and would love to have an extended sleeper like that. I just don’t understand why he needs such a stretched chassis
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Smoother ride and spread weight out are benefits of stretching chassis
His personal business
Awesome story man. Very inspiring. I drove my first truck when I was about 8-10 years old, been in love with trucks my whole life.
I’m 37 I miss the trucking every day I loved it when I drove
Why u stop?
Watching this video makes me love my job 😍... Thanks guys for the awesome video and good advise 👍👍
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This guy is awesome. Good attitude. Cool truck. Doing what he wants to do. And doing it good!!!
Appreciate you
Old school is cool !! I'm 34 almost had my CDL at age 18 but life got in the way may try again
That's right dear, Try again you will succeed
You got this
DAMM 325 IN WHEEL BASE WOW. TRUCK IS BADD ASS DRIV'AH....🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 APPRECIATE YOU DRIV'AH
I’m biased but Wisconsin has some Real ones. Good on this guy for being a solid representative of the great people in the industry.
Pretty neat system wish i could have that in my trailer while unloading at them dollar trees
You better get while you can ! It’s going to get real tuff real soon strongest will only survive if they tighten up
Ranger 👋😼
That Busch light hat is 🔥👍🏻👍🏻
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Man brings back old memories, I had my own independent chicken trucks. Just like my old days. Keep the sunny side up brother. Thanks for sharing
Where are you from ? 🧐
Raise the seat so you can see over the dash lol
LOL fuck around run someone over and not even know
Great man with a good head on your shoulders.....obviously not afraid to work and loves the older style trucks.....can't get any better!! Good Luck to you
Old school runs in this guy blood and his truck shows it. Keep on trucking everybody
love your name.
@@susanbrantley5811 thank you
@@ihonorjesusnot_the_world My pleasure, Having a great morning
@@ihonorjesusnot_the_world What will you be having for breakfast this morning, Tea or coffee ☕
@@susanbrantley5811 I think both
For what it’s worth this guy is one of a few younger drivers that has good sense!
what is the point of having no air on your seat and sitting on the floor, i can’t see any advantages of having less visibility and having to lift your head to see over the dash
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Short of having short legs i dont get it either my hips are sore enough when my knees are below my hips and im only 32. My back and hips are way better off if im bouncing off the ceiling
Its cool. 😎 it’s the thing. 😂 I would never do it.
Awesome job. Do not let the haters hate. My mother always said do not hate the player hate the game...
Nice truck, please align the steering wheel.
I did the same thing he did and I’m 43 now, the only difference is my whole family are drivers.
Great ride a long and great story.Very inspirational and the part about “It’s never the right time” rings true.Got to even see Homestead where I was raised at.The interview with the bad A** female driver that works for him was a great one as well.
Awesome !!! “ it’s never the right time to do anything “ - always just gotta do it !
That yellow Penske is a unit of mine!! You were loading in omega Farms! Keep on truckin!
My Boi Chris. respect from Hammer Down Truckin. Wisconsin folks out here pounding the road.
The stretching out just cost you so much extra money, eats up fuel and makes it harder for tight areas
What is the reason behind stretching a rig out besides it just looking bad ass?
Yeah I don’t see the reason for stretching the truck
Stretched out yeaaaa, I know he catch hell sometimes bt its nice can’t go wrong wit a Pete
Gentleman, Thank you for a informative interview. Looking forward to the follow up's
I also wanna be a truck driver, Do you think I will be able to do that?
Yesss. Thanks for watching
@@MuthaTruckerCan you teach me how to drive
This is the stuff that'll light a fire in your ass to make something of yourself and stop wasting time! Keep it going!
Thanks for ride a long Chris.
Great guy
Brilliant guy this. Really inspiring attitude you have Sir. Much respect
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Another good content episode. Thanks
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I loved the square body joke at the beginning when the guys was trying to shut the door. I had a square body chevy and you did have to give it a good slam to shut the door...lol I used to truck drive and I miss it. Truck on brother!
Dang that cab to trailer gap
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Wait till he is in your way cause he can't get backed in to dock or better yet he's backed in and you have to try and back around him,I have a 99 379 and love it but this 320 inch wheel base is only cool on the interstate,to many times I had to wait fo them to get backed in and times it takes them forevet
I can say I am not a truck driver but I give them the utmost respect on the roads. But when I see cars messing with the semi's its like what the hell are they thinking they will lose every time.
why you dont use youre seatbbelt? its dangerous AF to don´t use it! Really Dangerous. Greetings from a German driver
You're doing a great job sir. Thanks for inspiring me and everyone who subscribes to your channel .
Steering wheel is never straight lol
Dale earnhardt edition always turns left 😁
Truckers are the real heroes!!!
I'm a uk truck driver and I can't understand why a lot of American trucks have such a big gap between the truck and refrigerator surly that effects your mpg UK refrigerator trailers are 40 foot long and you don't have much room between when hooked up
It just looks badass. These ol boys dont give two shits about MPG it's all about looking good going down the highway.
@@busboy3232 Thats why they make no money and block docks while they are fucking around .
Nice man,got a couple Pete’s myself. Truck I drive is a 1989 379 Pete
Is it still legal to not wear a seatbelt?
Truck probably only came with a lap belt. It’s his ticket who cares
Awesome! Keep on Trucking! We need more young drivers with the attitude you have about the industry!
I was just saying this about the truckers he interviews
They all make 6 figures, but you can tell it’s because of their personality. They have the right mentality and have the right work ethic and the results show by how much they make
Hi bro. I’m working here in Los Angeles make around 85k a year as a local driver. My company opened a yard down in Miami. I ask to transfer because I love south Florida. Can I leave a good live down there with 65k? I’m single no depts. thank you brother
it's cheap in Florida
Definitely can
Ya.. get out of LA bro!
40 years O.T.R. LOOKING FOR A DECENT BIG CAR, REFRIGERATED L.A. MIAMI PERFECT RECORD.
My only question is how does he see over that hood with the seat so far down 🤷🏾👀
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@@anthonionesbitt202 Hahahaha
The crown royal bag on the wheel though lmao
No A/C forget that lol
I agree no way especially down in Florida
One of those who barely sweats in a 95 degrees 80% humidity conditions, but as soon as temperature drops to 60 degrees, puts a hoodie sweatshirt on an turns the heater on at maximum temperature
Good for this young man!
It's a shame that these kids will never know what trucking was really like in the good days!
What's the good ole days? Running 2 log books while doing 85 mph down interstate 85 so you can make your 1900 mile run in 15 hours but you didn't because you killed a family of 6 in a minivan after falling asleep at the wheel? Yeah, the good ole days.
Most of you old school truckers are fat and overweight slobs. You guys are an embarrassment to the industry.
@@MaynardJamesKeenan09 just shows how uneducated you are! I've got over 3 million miles and never was In an accident and yes we did run hard. But you to much of a child to realize what I meant about the good ole days. It used to be a brotherhood and we stuck together, and the money was good and so on and so forth its junk now,that's why I sold my truck and got out. No money in it,no brotherhood, to many regs and these kids in shorts ,flip-flops and ear buds,that's the embarrassment!
@@MaynardJamesKeenan09 and no it was 85mph! All my truck was way up in the triple digits!
@@mattselby9889 The reason why we have all these regulations is because of you Boomers ruining the industry.
Great channel man, I never drove a truck or been around this life but love these things and love the interviews with the guys and there trucks!
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He thinks he can work at McDonald’s and save money. I’m sure someone bought that truck for him.
May want to rewatch that part and make sure you understood what I said.. As far as who bought the truck unfortunately i bought all of them. Haven't found anyone to buy one for me yet. But if that day comes. I would let them lol
Yea dude he said he would work 150 hours at mcds if it was his only opportunity. Pretty sure thats between 1k and 1500 a week and heck maybe more in some areas. Its not rich, but man if you can't live and save a lil off that you livin too fat for a broke guy. Pretty sure w that attitude he didn't need anyone to buy a truck for him.
David S they won’t let you work that much bro I’m sure you’ve never worked fast food.
Chris Josleyn understood but how were you able to work on the truck without having to work.
@@RickyMorty44 I honestly dont understand what your asking or what you mean by this statement.. Originally the question was about McDonald's..
So here is the breakdown.. I was simply stating a Example of work ethic and drive.. What i said was if for some reason i lost it all tomorrow and McDonald's ( just a example, could be anywhere). Was the only job i could do.. I would work 3 times as hard as normal if i needed to support my family and save up to restart another business.. The statement was just ment to say. What ever it takes if i had to do it over again. I would no matter how much work it took.
I’m 27 with 4, keep it up.
Awesome video!!!!!!! Hard working young MAN!! I miss it every day.
Sitting low and cool...What a super trucker!
My dad and stepmom used to to pull for masterpiece I spent many summer unloading flowers at Home Depot’s
We still do home depot and Meijer
@@chrisjosleyn1679 my step mom used to do the Meijers runs on Tuesday and Thursday I think. She had the red and burnt orange flattop 379 with the turbo wing. And my dad was prolly gone from there by time you started pullin for them.
Damn man story of my life down to me failing the test for leaving the key in the switch rock on brother
I'm 32. I have been driving for 10 years so far. I have been wanting to be an owner opp from day one. Looking forward to becoming an owner opp