REALLY ENJOY WATCHING & LISTENING TO YOU GUYS! Rooster was really trying to say he needs you guys figure out a way, time to do some things with him. He wants some of his childhood growing up stories and experiences know hows to be passed down. He said he wanted teach you things and you both said yeap yeap and basically didnt want hear it. I know it was because you dont want to think of Rooster ever being gone. Can be upsetting to hear that he is thinking about these things. Dont let these things be pushed under the rug it will bother him and later in life bother you that it was swept under the rug. Rooster has worries & wants in his mind for his family. He has things that he wants to pass down to you guys, to his great great grandkids. He sits & hears the stories involving him as you guys grew up how things seemed in your eyes and etc.. he is realizing that there are things as he grew up that he never showed you how to do or told you his stories, and that is important that his stories and know hows are passed on. I know a lot of my grandparents who raised me I know some of their lives as they grew up but now they are gone I realize I know not much of their growing up stories, experiences, and etc of their growing up. It bothers me I dont have that knowledge to pass on. Yes I have their life stories as I grew up I have lots of those but I dont have their stories as they grew up. Rooster is a busy man but the excitement of showing you, teaching you experiencing something from his growing up to now do with you guys & you pass on those things will keep him excited about life, some of his worries that bother him he will no longer have, the laughter & doing things all helps keep Rooster going. Dont let Rooster's worries and not having time to teach you, or feeling his growing up experiences will not be passed down, etc Dont let those things eat at him those things can really bother a man into depression. You guys need to have Rooster make a list of things he really wants to teach you, show you, take you, tell you about stories of his growing up, things he wants to passed down. Take these things and once a month make your video about one of those things on his list. Let that be a new experience for you with Rooster as you learn about his growing up, or as you learn about a crazy moment in his life, or as he is teaching you how to make fire out of water(i know stupid example but you know what i am saying). This would give him excitement, to do the things he feels need to be done, gives you content, gives you new experiences & stories with Rooster about Rooster and a video that can be passed down. Yes the podcast has given Rooster way tell stories. However he has a need to show you, teach you things he wants you to experience things he did growing up and have new experiences with him. So do it and since its always hard to find the time with all you do the farm, trucks, band, jobs, family, youtube, podcast, etc Then make Rooster's list a once a month video for youtube like you do for Rooster on podcast. Dont let the opportunity of Rooster wanting to do things, able to do things, time can do things together be passed over, put off or let the opportunity go by. Sorry this was so long I tried editing myself but not so good about it as you can see, read, ignore it all. BE SAFE! KEEP YOUR HEAD UP! 👍
We appreciate you taking the time to spend the time writing this out. You are not wrong. We should do better with Rooster. You have some good advice and thoughts that we will take seriously.
@@steadyatthewheel Grateful for your endearing podcasts--and for taking the time and trouble to respond to your viewers/listeners. A comment below said, concerning The Roost's comment to both his sons: 'Rooster WANTS to share more of his wisdom with his boys...' It's that 'WANTS' that got me, right in the feels. So many of us have to WORK AT getting this sort of sharing from our parents, that your Dad's offer is a stand-out! 💕💕
Great episode guys. I like seeing the three of you together telling stories. I feel like it is already an educational podcast as Jax has a plethora of information on trucking, the trucks, and ranching. Would like to hear him discuss his music more. Luke is a fount of information on several subjects. I guess Idaho was not too prudent in conducting audits on privately run prisons as after the state prison in Boise was contracted out to a private company to operate the prison corruption became rampant, the private company was allowing gang members to run units in order to avoid having more employees to pay, and it was a huge mess with inmates writing letters of complaint to state legislatures, the governor, state attorney general, and even federal representatives. Fun times in the great old spud state! Can’t wait for the next podcast, it will be interesting to meet another Allen brother. Until then stay safe on these slippin’, slidin’ roads. ❤️🙏
I just looked up the Idaho private prison story you reference...Sounds crazy! I wonder why there weren't audits to keep the place in check...my guess is that the state knew to some extent it was happening, but looked the other way because there was no other place to house inmates. That is just a guess, but wouldn't surprise me. Right now, prisons both private and govt. are severely understaffed. Big problem.
Years before my dad passed, I was living in another state. So I got my dad writing letters. Later when I moved closer to home, I used my tablet to record and write his stories out with him. Those were the best times of my adult life with him. We shared many a late night he and I. Jump on those times you can get with Rooster. Especially now that he has brought this up. You will never regret missing a haul out because you were with him doing something fun.
Love your podcast really enjoy them and enjoy it when Rooster is on he cracks my ass up he gets some funny expression on his face and Jax’s cracks me up to you all have a wonderful day.People don’t know how to drive in winter weather
I am younger than your dad (56). I have been driving for over 30 yrs. Yrs ago the occupation to me seemed to be much more fun and enjoyable. Driving in 2023 is tolerable because of the technology such as wifi, podcasts and etc. The swollen nuts was hilarious.
@@nina-banina Thanks for repping! The old hammer and chisel...I have a set hanging around my office. Only to be used on the naughtiest patients! Seriously, that was how they used to do it. I hear some still use hammer and chisel in some specific circumstances, but mostly rotary hand piece nowadays.
Right? When Roost is gone, he's gone: instinctively, he feels like his sons will NEED that knowledge, sometime down the line. Give that man his stirrups, and let it ride: an essential, educational journey.
I look forward to your newest podcast every week! It helps me to remain…steady at the wheel…every night in my Peterbilt! Yea, that was a dad joke. My apologies🤣. With the content and quality that goes into each of your podcasts, minus the occasional unexpected dead battery 🤣, I don’t see how more truckers aren’t following you all already.
Oh I lived through 55mph, but just in a car. I can't imagine that in a truck going cross country. I hated driving it just going on the highway/freeway.
I have a teeth cleaning appointment next week, I'm gonna tell my dentist to keep his pesky knees to himself. Juuust in case 😅 Oh man, so many funny stories you guys, Montana's where it's at. All kinds of crazy shenanigans happen there. "LITERALLY".
That is one of Trucking companies, and independant owner opps out there. The ones who run from southern States up into northern states and even up here into canada. They fill with deisel in the further south states, and come north as the thermometers drop in temp. The fuel ups they did down in the southern states jell up like pow. Worst is the newer not experienced drivers they have no idea about such and before they know it they are jelled off. years ago it was durring a major cold spell up here, it was like -40. I was sent half way between here in calgary to the couts boarder crossing for a shut down unit. I felt so sory for that gal she had been in that frozen shut down truck for over 4 hours. Fully tarping in that unit and a gallon of howes in each tank with my big Deisel heater trying to melt her fuel tanks enough to make it run I finally got it to start and run. But she was near Blue when i got there. sadly was her last trip she litterly actually quit. But that is the biggest problem they do not teach new drivers is make sure that fuel is conditioned for where they are going.
Man, we are getting a lot of people telling us that we need to listen to Rooster more...He is going to love reading this! We will definitely be getting an earful fro him! Seriously, you are right. Much to learn from him.
Love when Luke takes the wheel. He's right about the nobility of dogs, cats, pets in general--animals have a lot to teach us about loving unconditionally--never mind herding cattle! 😂 True Adventures in Dentistry story. I'm in the chair, in the midst of a cavity-filling session. Those painful cardboard wing-things wedged into my mouth, to keep it dry and open; and Dr. Toovey (name and profession checks out! 😂🦷) is in the midst of using one of those long dental devices...when the phone rings. 'Hold this for me, please,' the dentist tells ME---and I end up clutching said device, unable to utter a word, as Toovey decides to Take the Call: it's his real estate agent! 😁😁😂😂🤣🤣 And, yes: this took place in CALIFORNIA. 🙄🙄So it goes.
Love to hear more about Rooster hunting stories man reminds me in Idaho with my brother in law 2020 opening season for deer and ah well I was a newbie with 200 dollar steel toe work boots thinking my boots were good lol I almost got frost bite on my toes oh boy was that a hard night and morning lol I definitely learned my lesson though and we seen at least 30 doe and no buck but Idaho has beautiful hills and land on another note if he didn't chain smoke cigarettes I would have found a buck 😂👊🙏😎
Rooster mentioned sanding in reverse at about 15 minutes. I do that occasionally while plowing roads in MN. It works good but is never a good time. Never ever.
@@steadyatthewheel I’ve got a couple steep hills. One has a county road running along a lake at the bottom. I have spun out and slid backwards multiple times. The sand usually stops me. Or I put the plows down. Mountain roads would be worse I think. But we used salt too being in Minnesota.
Has rooster ever got any of the meat after hitting a deer lol I gotta know i would have had a nice dinner at least for the damage oh man reminds me of almost hitting one on the way back from Caldwell Idaho to California and i was bracing for impact but I was shocked how a huge buck instantly stopped next to the freeway and slightly slid onto the road I kept thinking after words man I almost finally got a Buck 😂👊🙏😎
YEAH.. love this podcast. Keep up the amazing content. Love ya,ll ✌️👍🙏🙏
Thank you!
Absolutely great episode Jax,Luke and Rooster Thank you so much from a huge fan in S.C.
Thanks for listening! We'll keep working to keep episodes rolling.
Love you guys!
👊🏼
REALLY ENJOY WATCHING & LISTENING TO YOU GUYS!
Rooster was really trying to say he needs you guys figure out a way, time to do some things with him. He wants some of his childhood growing up stories and experiences know hows to be passed down. He said he wanted teach you things and you both said yeap yeap and basically didnt want hear it. I know it was because you dont want to think of Rooster ever being gone. Can be upsetting to hear that he is thinking about these things. Dont let these things be pushed under the rug it will bother him and later in life bother you that it was swept under the rug.
Rooster has worries & wants in his mind for his family. He has things that he wants to pass down to you guys, to his great great grandkids. He sits & hears the stories involving him as you guys grew up how things seemed in your eyes and etc.. he is realizing that there are things as he grew up that he never showed you how to do or told you his stories, and that is important that his stories and know hows are passed on.
I know a lot of my grandparents who raised me I know some of their lives as they grew up but now they are gone I realize I know not much of their growing up stories, experiences, and etc of their growing up. It bothers me I dont have that knowledge to pass on. Yes I have their life stories as I grew up I have lots of those but I dont have their stories as they grew up.
Rooster is a busy man but the excitement of showing you, teaching you experiencing something from his growing up to now do with you guys & you pass on those things will keep him excited about life, some of his worries that bother him he will no longer have, the laughter & doing things all helps keep Rooster going.
Dont let Rooster's worries and not having time to teach you, or feeling his growing up experiences will not be passed down, etc Dont let those things eat at him those things can really bother a man into depression.
You guys need to have Rooster make a list of things he really wants to teach you, show you, take you, tell you about stories of his growing up, things he wants to passed down. Take these things and once a month make your video about one of those things on his list. Let that be a new experience for you with Rooster as you learn about his growing up, or as you learn about a crazy moment in his life, or as he is teaching you how to make fire out of water(i know stupid example but you know what i am saying). This would give him excitement, to do the things he feels need to be done, gives you content, gives you new experiences & stories with Rooster about Rooster and a video that can be passed down.
Yes the podcast has given Rooster way tell stories. However he has a need to show you, teach you things he wants you to experience things he did growing up and have new experiences with him. So do it and since its always hard to find the time with all you do the farm, trucks, band, jobs, family, youtube, podcast, etc Then make Rooster's list a once a month video for youtube like you do for Rooster on podcast. Dont let the opportunity of Rooster wanting to do things, able to do things, time can do things together be passed over, put off or let the opportunity go by.
Sorry this was so long I tried editing myself but not so good about it as you can see, read, ignore it all.
BE SAFE!
KEEP YOUR HEAD UP! 👍
Well said. 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
We appreciate you taking the time to spend the time writing this out. You are not wrong. We should do better with Rooster. You have some good advice and thoughts that we will take seriously.
@@steadyatthewheel Grateful for your endearing podcasts--and for taking the time and trouble to respond to your viewers/listeners.
A comment below said, concerning The Roost's comment to both his sons: 'Rooster WANTS to share more of his wisdom with his boys...'
It's that 'WANTS' that got me, right in the feels. So many of us have to WORK AT getting this sort of sharing from our parents, that your Dad's offer is a stand-out! 💕💕
58:07 -- It's a three dog night, man...
Thank you for your stories! :)
thanks for listening!
Love you all all the time , keep up all the food talk.😊
Great episode guys. I like seeing the three of you together telling stories. I feel like it is already an educational podcast as Jax has a plethora of information on trucking, the trucks, and ranching. Would like to hear him discuss his music more. Luke is a fount of information on several subjects.
I guess Idaho was not too prudent in conducting audits on privately run prisons as after the state prison in Boise was contracted out to a private company to operate the prison corruption became rampant, the private company was allowing gang members to run units in order to avoid having more employees to pay, and it was a huge mess with inmates writing letters of complaint to state legislatures, the governor, state attorney general, and even federal representatives. Fun times in the great old spud state!
Can’t wait for the next podcast, it will be interesting to meet another Allen brother. Until then stay safe on these slippin’, slidin’ roads. ❤️🙏
I just looked up the Idaho private prison story you reference...Sounds crazy! I wonder why there weren't audits to keep the place in check...my guess is that the state knew to some extent it was happening, but looked the other way because there was no other place to house inmates. That is just a guess, but wouldn't surprise me. Right now, prisons both private and govt. are severely understaffed. Big problem.
Years before my dad passed, I was living in another state. So I got my dad writing letters. Later when I moved closer to home, I used my tablet to record and write his stories out with him. Those were the best times of my adult life with him. We shared many a late night he and I. Jump on those times you can get with Rooster. Especially now that he has brought this up. You will never regret missing a haul out because you were with him doing something fun.
Love your podcast really enjoy them and enjoy it when Rooster is on he cracks my ass up he gets some funny expression on his face and Jax’s cracks me up to you all have a wonderful day.People don’t know how to drive in winter weather
Thanks for taking the time to comment. We appreciate you listening.
Thanks for all the stores. You guys are right with all the stores that I remember from past with all the ones that made little hard to get though.
I am younger than your dad (56). I have been driving for over 30 yrs. Yrs ago the occupation to me seemed to be much more fun and enjoyable. Driving in 2023 is tolerable because of the technology such as wifi, podcasts and etc. The swollen nuts was hilarious.
Love my t-shirt!🤩
I've had an oral surgeon take a hammer & chisel to my mouth! No kidding! (I know becuase I woke up in the middle of the procedure!)
@@nina-banina Thanks for repping! The old hammer and chisel...I have a set hanging around my office. Only to be used on the naughtiest patients! Seriously, that was how they used to do it. I hear some still use hammer and chisel in some specific circumstances, but mostly rotary hand piece nowadays.
Since seeing the comparison video of best diesel treatments, and hotshots secret won, easily, I keep an eye out for it but I don't see it enough.
It really isn't very visible if you are casually looking. We just go to their website and order.
Yeah it’s a bit tough to find… I always order off the website direct
NEED MORE ROOSTER!!!!🤘🏻💯🇺🇲.....AND JAX FOR PRESIDENT!!! THANK YOU, GREAT POD CAST
Thanks for taking the time to listen. We appreciate it.
Rooster WANTS to share more of his wisdom with his boys and I would love to hear his wisdom and stories.
Right? When Roost is gone, he's gone: instinctively, he feels like his sons will NEED that knowledge, sometime down the line. Give that man his stirrups, and let it ride: an essential, educational journey.
We will keep bringing him on!
@@steadyatthewheel🥳🥳🥳🤠🤠🤠A Splendid Time is Guaranteed, For All! :D
You boys are lucky your dad seems like a great man and many great stories ta boot👊
Imma flatbedder I'm out here 10 days at a time and I love the content
Glad we can help the miles go by. We'll keep working to give you something worth listening to.
I look forward to your newest podcast every week! It helps me to remain…steady at the wheel…every night in my Peterbilt! Yea, that was a dad joke. My apologies🤣. With the content and quality that goes into each of your podcasts, minus the occasional unexpected dead battery 🤣, I don’t see how more truckers aren’t following you all already.
The occasional dead battery 😂🎉
thanks for listening! we will keep working to grow the audience. take care out there.
There at the end you talked about a network. Something like Harvest Host for RVing
Oh I lived through 55mph, but just in a car. I can't imagine that in a truck going cross country. I hated driving it just going on the highway/freeway.
Can't see a 55mph sign without thinking: 'Ah yes. NIXON.' 😂😂🤣🤣
Rooster you do great. Love the stories from all of ya.
I have a teeth cleaning appointment next week, I'm gonna tell my dentist to keep his pesky knees to himself. Juuust in case 😅 Oh man, so many funny stories you guys, Montana's where it's at. All kinds of crazy shenanigans happen there. "LITERALLY".
Always something crazy happening...Enjoy the dental visit!
Rooster i spit out my soda when you made the Biden prison comment. Love the content guys!! I will just have to refrain from drinking during them!!
Oh my I hope their was a serious talk with that school bus driver💆🙆🤐 Boy the old me would have started a war 😂
We used to listen to KOA from here in northern NM
Rooster loved his KOA for the miles he could get reception.
I love all you guys, but Rooster is the best!😆
That is one of Trucking companies, and independant owner opps out there. The ones who run from southern States up into northern states and even up here into canada. They fill with deisel in the further south states, and come north as the thermometers drop in temp. The fuel ups they did down in the southern states jell up like pow. Worst is the newer not experienced drivers they have no idea about such and before they know it they are jelled off. years ago it was durring a major cold spell up here, it was like -40. I was sent half way between here in calgary to the couts boarder crossing for a shut down unit. I felt so sory for that gal she had been in that frozen shut down truck for over 4 hours. Fully tarping in that unit and a gallon of howes in each tank with my big Deisel heater trying to melt her fuel tanks enough to make it run I finally got it to start and run. But she was near Blue when i got there. sadly was her last trip she litterly actually quit. But that is the biggest problem they do not teach new drivers is make sure that fuel is conditioned for where they are going.
Rooster is so right yall learn all you can from your dad.I didn't get to have an adult relationship with my pops
Man, we are getting a lot of people telling us that we need to listen to Rooster more...He is going to love reading this! We will definitely be getting an earful fro him! Seriously, you are right. Much to learn from him.
I've heard that Hotshot Secret tastes like heavy whipping cream?!
Everything tastes like heavy whipping cream !😂
@@realwildwildwest or chicken..Keep up the great work!
Love when Luke takes the wheel. He's right about the nobility of dogs, cats, pets in general--animals have a lot to teach us about loving unconditionally--never mind herding cattle! 😂
True Adventures in Dentistry story. I'm in the chair, in the midst of a cavity-filling session. Those painful cardboard wing-things wedged into my mouth, to keep it dry and open; and Dr. Toovey (name and profession checks out! 😂🦷) is in the midst of using one of those long dental devices...when the phone rings.
'Hold this for me, please,' the dentist tells ME---and I end up clutching said device, unable to utter a word, as Toovey decides to Take the Call: it's his real estate agent! 😁😁😂😂🤣🤣
And, yes: this took place in CALIFORNIA. 🙄🙄So it goes.
I'm going to have to try that move out next time my phone rings during an appointment!
@@steadyatthewheel Don't...you...DARE! 😀😀😁😁😂😂🤣🤣😃😃😄😄😅😅😆😆
Love to hear more about Rooster hunting stories man reminds me in Idaho with my brother in law 2020 opening season for deer and ah well I was a newbie with 200 dollar steel toe work boots thinking my boots were good lol I almost got frost bite on my toes oh boy was that a hard night and morning lol I definitely learned my lesson though and we seen at least 30 doe and no buck but Idaho has beautiful hills and land on another note if he didn't chain smoke cigarettes I would have found a buck 😂👊🙏😎
Rooster mentioned sanding in reverse at about 15 minutes. I do that occasionally while plowing roads in MN. It works good but is never a good time. Never ever.
Are your circumstances like the one Rooster talked about...up an icy hill?
@@steadyatthewheel I’ve got a couple steep hills. One has a county road running along a lake at the bottom. I have spun out and slid backwards multiple times. The sand usually stops me. Or I put the plows down. Mountain roads would be worse I think.
But we used salt too being in Minnesota.
Goodmorning yall hope all is well👊🙏😎
Can we get a Rooster hoodie at some point?
That is a good idea. We will absolutely make it happen!
for the network Jax was speaking of maybe a Discord server or chanel
I keep hearing about Discord. Don't know a lot about it, but going to look into it.
Has rooster ever got any of the meat after hitting a deer lol I gotta know i would have had a nice dinner at least for the damage oh man reminds me of almost hitting one on the way back from Caldwell Idaho to California and i was bracing for impact but I was shocked how a huge buck instantly stopped next to the freeway and slightly slid onto the road I kept thinking after words man I almost finally got a Buck 😂👊🙏😎
Haha there’s not much left after the big truck makes a hit on one 😬
"Tenderized"
Key comment Rooster. Looking forward to Trump and Biden in the same prison cell.😂