For information about financing your first semi truck or trailer? My team will do a soft pull that can get you the info you need to buy your first semi truck. Www.thefundingbooth.com/muthatrucker
You probably dont care but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my gf for the last couple of weeks =)
That's my nephew! So proud of his dedication to the career that he was born into and for always striving to be a hard working, trustworthy, genuine young man. Love you Jordan.
I'm 73, and you rock! My father talked me out of trucking, and I listened. Worked at a job I didn't like for 45 years. Big mistake!! Hang around positive people, that's the best advice I can give you. You are going to do well.
I’m 22 and owner op for three months already looking to buy my second truck because I convinced my dad to quit his factory job he’s just getting into trucking says he wants to be owner op so I’m gifting him the first truck I bought once I buy my second truck🤘🏽🤘🏽 I haven’t even been trucking for a whole year too feel like I came a long way💪🏽
@@glennquagmire7484 biting the bullet… like a casino it’ll go good or it’ll go bad… but it’ll be a hell of a lot worse thinking back in 10, 15, 20 years and saying you wish you had done it
I've had my CDL nearly 20 years and I am just now starting to get into the industry. I obtained my CDL training through the military where FL accepted my military license and issued a FL CDL for me. I've always held onto my CDL and completed DOT physicals every 2 years even though I didn't need to. Now that I'm in the midst of a career change, I'm glad I always held onto it. For me, driving truck is like riding a bicycle, a skill I haven't forgot, but now I have to learn the ways of the commercial trucking industry... we'll see how it turns out. 😬
@@youngpatrick29 if you have mechanical skills and can handle maintenance and basic repairs I'd say you're good to go. If you don't have the skills to take up the extra costs of those two things then forget it.
I started when i was 24 and right away bought my own truck for 16,500$ cash that had an N14 cummins red block motor. Been trucking 12 years now and i never looked back! The money you can make as an owner operator is 2nd to none! Im 36 now married with kids and trucking has gave me financial security and a future! This young man is cool! Would definitely be friends with Jordan! Hit me up buddy!
I am now 25 and got CDL at 24, I came to the US at 23, look at this young guy and he is so good. Becoming an Owner Op at 23 has never been easy but he did. Congrats and keep going bro!
My advice to young truckers in early 20s is to stay single. You need to have the least amount of reasons to go home as possible. Worrying about some young hot thang running around on you while your gone can end your trucking career pretty quickly. Start your trucking career single and hit the road. Get yourself totally OK with not making it home and staying out on the road. Your truck is your home. Get rid of as much home expense as possible too. Get rid of the car payments and so on. Run the roads and put all the money in your pocket! In a few years you will be WAY ahead. You can buy your own truck with CASH.
Wow, I know this vid is old but man I’m glad to see other drivers my age. Being in this industry since 19, I’ve always felt a sense of loneliness or that I’m missing out on life due to trucking being so time consuming at times.
Been doing it for 11 years now! Pops taught me and hooked me up with his broker I bought my first truck at 20 yrs old a Freightliner FLD for 5500 bucks doing local work 150 mile radius looking back I was so young but thank God till this day no accidents no tickets and a solid work ethic and that’s something I’m proud of.
So many great young owner operators out here, just not enough limelight on them. So much great potential outweighed by a few bad apples. I feel the industry is in fairly good hands moving forward.
Seeing younger drivers in this day and age is a sigh of relief for me being 22 and just about to get my CDL. There’s not a whole ton of people documenting their start at such a young age so makes it seem like I’m not the only one.
Smart kid, "if you"re gonna fail do it now while your young worst thing you could lose is money".... i always wished i would've started younger i always had it in my head but it took me until i was 29 to finally get my CDL and now i'm gonna be 35 in a few weeks and it's the best decision i ever made. Everybody thats young or anyone for that matter listen to this kid and do it now no more procrastinating. Next step for me is becoming O/O this year God willing.
I’m 22. Running beer truck right now my goal is to be owner operator. Feel pretty confident don’t struggle on the highway when I gotta run up 85 and a lot of my stops are downtown stuff. Yeah it’s a shorter trailer but I feel pretty comfortable with it with room for more. Nice to see other young guys doing alright
I'm 18 years old turning 19 next month and I've lost so much money, I will continue losing money. Slowly but surely, I'll be free. I plan on going ahead and trying to get my CDL. This man has inspired me! Thanks for bringing these guys on and sharing their experience.
I’m 18 and I got my class 1 in Canada earlier this month working for a good company they are gonna put me in one of their trucks right away and I hope to buy my own truck with in the next few years
I started driving at 19 for a small company,bought my first truck at 20 (been around trucking my whole life) I was doing LTL 20+ stops a day with 45-53 footers you gotta take what you can get when your young and stick it out to get experience, I now haul cars at 23 which is hard to do because most companies want you to be 25 to haul cars so it’s also about who you know.
Just got my truck at 22. Trucking since 19 been saving for 3 years working at a company finally going to go on my own, it’s not easy especially with these insurance companies.
I respect u big truck drivers,I have been driving a flatbed hino for towing business 7yrs now and that's big enough for me. I can only imagine the tight spots u are sent to deliver.
A lot of comments about the seat height. It's an interview, he's not driving down the road people, he's sitting in a truck stop gabbing with someone. The Bostrom seat is probably the best one out there (one I wished I'd spring the money for) as far as driver comfort goes. It has a choice of three pedestal heights, I'm guessing he's choosen the short base, which is best for shorter legged drivers. The seat is air ride and the height can be raised with a push of a button.
I love it. Definitely gets where he's coming from about the older generation looking at us like were 'pissants'. Nothing in life stays the same & we all have to retire and be replaced one day. Working on buying my first truck this year.
Did 6 months for experience and saved a shit ton, now I have my 2017 t680 kw, fucking love my truck , I’m hauling heavy haul because my family owns their own heavy haul company and soon to take over, and I’m 23 years old, god is good
Hes right most insurance companies won't insure you until your 21 I been in trucking going on 20 years and still love it. I also started with schneider drove a cab over
I turned 20 in March and got my commercial license in april. I worked on a vac truck as a swamper for almost 3 years, but today i just went on my first job driving. Worked my way up which is pretty much almost only possible on tow trucks, bed trucks, and vac truck, where you can go from swamper to driver. And its always hard laborious work but now I'm the only guy I know my age thats legally running a truck down the highway at age 20.
I had my CDL after I turned 18, I was still in high school driving on the weekends and nights hauling milk. I've had my CDL 23 years now and have driven or been involved in the industry my entire life. This young man reminds me of myself with his drive and unwillingness to quit.
Felt like I was looking at a spitting image of myself started at 21 3rd generation on both sides I’m 28. Always wanted to be a o/o like some family members. Not sure if I will bring that I work for Old Dominion kind of hard to give up .81cpm running teams. Free health care plus a lot more. Be kind of stupid to quit,expecially with opportunities to go local making 6 figures.
Now theres a young driver with a great attitude! Nice to know theres young drivers with that much class ! Good to know us old guys aren’t just a dieing breed !
This sells as a t608 in Oz. Different dash and interior.. That ooks phat as. Not over done.👍 I'd say our interior is better. Our custom style is different. Roads are rough and alot of wild game to hit. Check into it if your a true lover of this model on line. KW t600 through to t608. Dream on.👍
I had my license at 18 years old fresh out of school and I didn’t get a job lost my license but now I’m back at it gonna get it at 25 let’s see how it goes now , I love this video I wish I watch them when I was younger
I got my CDL at 19 also and could not get a job. I ended up driving a dump truck for a local company, then they let me drive the tractor-dump trailers. That's how I finally got some experience..
My childhood was the same, every summer I’d be riding with my pops, all touch freight too. I’d help with the freight at like 8yrs old and he’d give $20 a week 😂. Loved it though
it can be done. I know a guy that went to the local community college at 20 and got his CDL, and before he was finished with the class he got a job offer from a local heavy haul company, they have a 9 month of training for the new guys, and he was doing in state short runs and when he turned 21 he started doing oversize overweight regional trips. listen to this guy, and do NOT borrow money for an automobile and never run up credit cards you cant pay off every month.
@@zajicek3 you should give it a try buddy you would get far in the CZcams community man. Appreciate you driv'ah 👍🏻 I already subscribed to your channel 🤘🏻
When I started I learned not to tell I HAVE a cdl and WHEN a MAN asks you to help him out and drive FOR HIM FOR A couple of weeks, say IAM busy RIGHT NOW BUT I WILL HOLLER at you IN a few months and see WHAT u doing.
Guy I used to work with got killed driving rolloff a few months ago. Apparently it was a compactor bin, one side was unhooked and it started a pack cycle and the bin pivoted on the side that was still locked and it pinned him against a wall. He'd only been working there for 6 months or so. Be careful out there.
@@frizdriz9646 I'm thinking that might be difficult. You are going to have to work your way up from the bottom. This has been my trucking career so far, I started when I was 29 now I'm 38: non cdl flatbed tow truck $12/hr, non cdl flatbed/wrecker $14/hr, cdl single axle delivering propane cylinders $17/hr, cdl tandem equipment rolloff and shop labourer $18/hr, cdl medium flatbed/wrecker driver $21/hr, cdl tandem fuel tanker $26/hr, light/heavy wrecker/flatbed/landoll $30/hr. I'm in Canada so may make difference in wages
@@frizdriz9646 when I started my career with a $12/hr job I left my other career where I made $27/hr. It's a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll lol
@@juliogonzo2718 yeah i figured , I have some connections here and there it’s just having to leave my people is what’s hard but gotta make the sacrifice some how right ? Lol
O/O have to take back the trucking industry!! There’s so many companies that staff their offices with non trucking personal that have no understanding except the numbers on their computer. O/o just like in the beginning need to be in control of freight pricing, not companies with big offices and a board that live off the backs of truckers 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I’m 19 and got my CDL a few months ago and it’s darn easy to find a job mostly agricultural I’m currently doing flat bed tho right now maybe it’s because I’m in California
These videos are an inspiration. I'm 23 and I've only been driving a truck for 7 months but the thought of buying my own is eating me alive. I'm nervous about the stuff I don't know but I gotta give it a shot.
@@joetrucking9571 That's kind of how I'm looking at it now. I figure I might as well go for it and if I fail at least I tried. I don't wanna look back and say "man I wonder how that would have went." Might as well live while we're here, plus I'm young enough to recover from it lol
For information about financing your first semi truck or trailer? My team will do a soft pull that can get you the info you need to buy your first semi truck.
Www.thefundingbooth.com/muthatrucker
100k bro!
You probably dont care but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my gf for the last couple of weeks =)
@Johan Israel yup, have been using instaflixxer for since november myself :D
@Johan Israel yup, I have been watching on instaflixxer for months myself :D
@Johan Israel yea, been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself =)
That's my nephew! So proud of his dedication to the career that he was born into and for always striving to be a hard working, trustworthy, genuine young man. Love you Jordan.
He's an awsome kid for sure
What is Jordan’s dream truck?
Rock on Jordan, stay safe, you're the man!
He was in High Strungs vid!
Amazing truck
I'm 73, and you rock! My father talked me out of trucking, and I listened. Worked at a job I didn't like for 45 years. Big mistake!! Hang around positive people, that's the best advice I can give you. You are going to do well.
I’m 22 and owner op for three months already looking to buy my second truck because I convinced my dad to quit his factory job he’s just getting into trucking says he wants to be owner op so I’m gifting him the first truck I bought once I buy my second truck🤘🏽🤘🏽 I haven’t even been trucking for a whole year too feel like I came a long way💪🏽
Str8 gangsta !!!!
How the fuck do you guys do it man?
@@glennquagmire7484 biting the bullet… like a casino it’ll go good or it’ll go bad… but it’ll be a hell of a lot worse thinking back in 10, 15, 20 years and saying you wish you had done it
@@JL-co3es thanks bro. I'm definitely gonna start hitting up casinos
independent contractor owner operator is not the proper title per irs
19 have my class A CDL. Parents have car hauling business. I drive a 1996 freighliner. Love the grind.
Lucky
@@daylightangel1494 loser mentality
@@snesie7172 you shouldn't speak that way about yourself. Speak life !
@@daylightangel1494 you have a jealousy a disease that cannot be cured!
@@snesie7172 you wish! I rebuke you
I've had my CDL nearly 20 years and I am just now starting to get into the industry. I obtained my CDL training through the military where FL accepted my military license and issued a FL CDL for me. I've always held onto my CDL and completed DOT physicals every 2 years even though I didn't need to. Now that I'm in the midst of a career change, I'm glad I always held onto it. For me, driving truck is like riding a bicycle, a skill I haven't forgot, but now I have to learn the ways of the commercial trucking industry... we'll see how it turns out. 😬
I started at 24 and 6 years later i jumped at it. I bought my truck last month. I’m turning 31 this month and I wish I would of done it sooner.
Awesome!!!
Is the money that much better? I make 90k as a company driver, is it worth the risk and headache to become o-o? Will i make more?
@@youngpatrick29 if you have mechanical skills and can handle maintenance and basic repairs I'd say you're good to go. If you don't have the skills to take up the extra costs of those two things then forget it.
I started when i was 24 and right away bought my own truck for 16,500$ cash that had an N14 cummins red block motor. Been trucking 12 years now and i never looked back! The money you can make as an owner operator is 2nd to none! Im 36 now married with kids and trucking has gave me financial security and a future! This young man is cool! Would definitely be friends with Jordan! Hit me up buddy!
I am now 25 and got CDL at 24, I came to the US at 23, look at this young guy and he is so good. Becoming an Owner Op at 23 has never been easy but he did. Congrats and keep going bro!
My advice to young truckers in early 20s is to stay single. You need to have the least amount of reasons to go home as possible. Worrying about some young hot thang running around on you while your gone can end your trucking career pretty quickly. Start your trucking career single and hit the road. Get yourself totally OK with not making it home and staying out on the road. Your truck is your home. Get rid of as much home expense as possible too. Get rid of the car payments and so on. Run the roads and put all the money in your pocket! In a few years you will be WAY ahead. You can buy your own truck with CASH.
Wow, I know this vid is old but man I’m glad to see other drivers my age. Being in this industry since 19, I’ve always felt a sense of loneliness or that I’m missing out on life due to trucking being so time consuming at times.
Been doing it for 11 years now! Pops taught me and hooked me up with his broker I bought my first truck at 20 yrs old a Freightliner FLD for 5500 bucks doing local work 150 mile radius looking back I was so young but thank God till this day no accidents no tickets and a solid work ethic and that’s something I’m proud of.
The rare of the younger generation, making a difference in the world.
This young man have a mind of steel 💪🏻💪🏻
I do appreciate it !!
Great guy
Alex you always bring good interviews to help people make their decision to be a truck driver. I always share your videos .keep the hard work.
Appreciate you
It’s good to know theirs younger owner operators out there , I thought I was the only one lol
Yes sir !! Wouldn’t trade it for anything
Where u under 21 when u started if you where I have a couple questions
@@Chapo180dt technically no, but I did get my CDL at 19. It was just very hard to find a job before 21
@@zajicek3 definitely brother. After 7 months with a mega carrier, I bought a truck cash for 40,000 and 9 months later haven’t had a break down.
So many great young owner operators out here, just not enough limelight on them. So much great potential outweighed by a few bad apples. I feel the industry is in fairly good hands moving forward.
Seeing younger drivers in this day and age is a sigh of relief for me being 22 and just about to get my CDL. There’s not a whole ton of people documenting their start at such a young age so makes it seem like I’m not the only one.
im 21 and 3 months experience 🙏
I'm 22 and just got my CDL-A yesterday. Time to move some freight
Smart kid, "if you"re gonna fail do it now while your young worst thing you could lose is money".... i always wished i would've started younger i always had it in my head but it took me until i was 29 to finally get my CDL and now i'm gonna be 35 in a few weeks and it's the best decision i ever made.
Everybody thats young or anyone for that matter listen to this kid and do it now no more procrastinating. Next step for me is becoming O/O this year God willing.
Best decision I ever made ! I wouldnt change a thing !!
@@zajicek3 good stuff brother
Good luck brother! I’m looking forward to joining CFI after my time in the marines
Great interview Al. He has a nice setup and he did it the right way. Saved and got his own equipment. Loving those seats
I’m 22. Running beer truck right now my goal is to be owner operator. Feel pretty confident don’t struggle on the highway when I gotta run up 85 and a lot of my stops are downtown stuff. Yeah it’s a shorter trailer but I feel pretty comfortable with it with room for more. Nice to see other young guys doing alright
I’m 26 started 5 years ago and own 5 trucks so far
I'm 18 years old turning 19 next month and I've lost so much money, I will continue losing money. Slowly but surely, I'll be free.
I plan on going ahead and trying to get my CDL. This man has inspired me! Thanks for bringing these guys on and sharing their experience.
Lets go!!! Goodluck
It will be hard but it's possible. Try to find a local delivery company.
I’m 18 and I got my class 1 in Canada earlier this month working for a good company they are gonna put me in one of their trucks right away and I hope to buy my own truck with in the next few years
Just got my CDL at age 22 I’m excited to start getting on the road and making this a career! 🙏🏽
I started driving at 19 for a small company,bought my first truck at 20 (been around trucking my whole life) I was doing LTL 20+ stops a day with 45-53 footers you gotta take what you can get when your young and stick it out to get experience, I now haul cars at 23 which is hard to do because most companies want you to be 25 to haul cars so it’s also about who you know.
Just got my truck at 22. Trucking since 19 been saving for 3 years working at a company finally going to go on my own, it’s not easy especially with these insurance companies.
Fk insurance companies.
I love the shirt hehe. Jordan is a great dude glad i got to meet him
Great guy!!
I respect u big truck drivers,I have been driving a flatbed hino for towing business 7yrs now and that's big enough for me. I can only imagine the tight spots u are sent to deliver.
A lot of comments about the seat height. It's an interview, he's not driving down the road people, he's sitting in a truck stop gabbing with someone. The Bostrom seat is probably the best one out there (one I wished I'd spring the money for) as far as driver comfort goes. It has a choice of three pedestal heights, I'm guessing he's choosen the short base, which is best for shorter legged drivers. The seat is air ride and the height can be raised with a push of a button.
Damn, that was one sweet looking KW.
Badass truck can't wait to see the progression..👍
Hats off to both of you drivers!..
Any cat that swings with high strung is a friend of mine
Heartwarming stuff here I'm 26 trucking 4 years strong not all of us like being behind a computer all day I prefer a steering wheel
That dude seems really cool chill!
I met this young Brutha @ the Pilot in Jackson Ga. Nice truck, and a great personality.
Great attitude bro and beautiful truck
Man how do you see your eyes are level with dash that’s dangerous son cheers
I love it. Definitely gets where he's coming from about the older generation looking at us like were 'pissants'. Nothing in life stays the same & we all have to retire and be replaced one day. Working on buying my first truck this year.
Inspirational stuff right here. Respect.
Can't wait to start my cdl training, 1 week left !
Goodluck
Motivation through these videos 💪
Appreciate you
I’m 20 working at the same company I started at when I was 16 and am now driving heavy haul
I don't want to Truck but loved hearing this young man passion.
Pretty wise kid. "If you're going to fail, fail young." He's absolutely right.
Did 6 months for experience and saved a shit ton, now I have my 2017 t680 kw, fucking love my truck , I’m hauling heavy haul because my family owns their own heavy haul company and soon to take over, and I’m 23 years old, god is good
Hes right most insurance companies won't insure you until your 21 I been in trucking going on 20 years and still love it. I also started with schneider drove a cab over
I turned 20 in March and got my commercial license in april. I worked on a vac truck as a swamper for almost 3 years, but today i just went on my first job driving. Worked my way up which is pretty much almost only possible on tow trucks, bed trucks, and vac truck, where you can go from swamper to driver. And its always hard laborious work but now I'm the only guy I know my age thats legally running a truck down the highway at age 20.
I don’t drive. I started a hot tub repair business couple years ago and love listening to other similar stories, Especially from the next generation.
That’s awesome man! His goal to be a trucker.
Big congrats on 100,000 subs. That’s awesome! You deserve it, you’ve been grinding out good content for years.
well done and wish you all the best
I had my CDL after I turned 18, I was still in high school driving on the weekends and nights hauling milk. I've had my CDL 23 years now and have driven or been involved in the industry my entire life. This young man reminds me of myself with his drive and unwillingness to quit.
Felt like I was looking at a spitting image of myself started at 21 3rd generation on both sides I’m 28. Always wanted to be a o/o like some family members. Not sure if I will bring that I work for Old Dominion kind of hard to give up .81cpm running teams. Free health care plus a lot more. Be kind of stupid to quit,expecially with opportunities to go local making 6 figures.
I currently work at the post office and want to get my cdl and old dominion was one of the companies I heard good things about
Now theres a young driver with a great attitude! Nice to know theres young drivers with that much class ! Good to know us old guys aren’t just a dieing breed !
Great vid. AWESOME WORDS ADVICE . Nice Pete
This sells as a t608 in Oz. Different dash and interior.. That ooks phat as. Not over done.👍
I'd say our interior is better. Our custom style is different. Roads are rough and alot of wild game to hit. Check into it if your a true lover of this model on line.
KW t600 through to t608.
Dream on.👍
Great interview, keep pushing driver!
I had my license at 18 years old fresh out of school and I didn’t get a job lost my license but now I’m back at it gonna get it at 25 let’s see how it goes now , I love this video I wish I watch them when I was younger
I got my CDL at 19 also and could not get a job. I ended up driving a dump truck for a local company, then they let me drive the tractor-dump trailers. That's how I finally got some experience..
Seriously, how is it even legal to have your seat that low your eyes are only Just above the dashboard
That’s Jordan from High Strung’s 4 Truck Convoy video.
Looks like you need a little booster seat to see over the dash their bud
I'm 22 got my truck driving job OTR Canada only 2020 March, Still driving, gonna get my own Semi 2022 March
Nice!!!!
@@MuthaTrucker thank you, you’re so much helping us , being a first generation trucker I have much confident when watching all drivers information..
What a great story. I'm proud of him.
My dream truck
Lets go
My childhood was the same, every summer I’d be riding with my pops, all touch freight too. I’d help with the freight at like 8yrs old and he’d give $20 a week 😂. Loved it though
Having my own authority: NO REGRETS
I like his style. Very nice
Thanks a lot !!
@@zajicek3 what's the name of your company?
Straight motivation!!! Keep yo the good trucking brother 💪🏽
it can be done.
I know a guy that went to the local community college at 20 and got his CDL, and before he was finished with the class he got a job offer from a local heavy haul company, they have a 9 month of training for the new guys, and he was doing in state short runs and when he turned 21 he started doing oversize overweight regional trips. listen to this guy, and do NOT borrow money for an automobile and never run up credit cards you cant pay off every month.
GOT TO LOVE it TO DO it
Almost 18 getting ready to go buy my own
I’m just like him I got my Cdl at 19 now I’m a OwnerOperator at 24
Find a mentor and be a student of the game. Respect the road
How in the hell can you even see over the dash? You wouldn't drive anything of mine sitting that low....
There is hope for the future!
Good deal keep it up I wish I had started
That young 🙏
Good dude right there 100%
Thank you !
@@zajicek3 man your rig is sweet brother. You should make a CZcams channel?
@@keepontruckinoutlawlife1248 I have thought about it. ! Just always thought it would be very tough to manage while working also.
@@zajicek3 you should give it a try buddy you would get far in the CZcams community man. Appreciate you driv'ah 👍🏻 I already subscribed to your channel 🤘🏻
When I started I learned not to tell I HAVE a cdl and WHEN a MAN asks you to help him out and drive FOR HIM FOR A couple of weeks, say IAM busy RIGHT NOW BUT I WILL HOLLER at you IN a few months and see WHAT u doing.
I’m 20 and drive roll off, don’t wanna do it forever, but do it for the experience
Guy I used to work with got killed driving rolloff a few months ago. Apparently it was a compactor bin, one side was unhooked and it started a pack cycle and the bin pivoted on the side that was still locked and it pinned him against a wall. He'd only been working there for 6 months or so. Be careful out there.
I’m 20 about to get my class a cdl, how were you able to get in a roll off gig?
@@frizdriz9646 I'm thinking that might be difficult. You are going to have to work your way up from the bottom. This has been my trucking career so far, I started when I was 29 now I'm 38: non cdl flatbed tow truck $12/hr, non cdl flatbed/wrecker $14/hr, cdl single axle delivering propane cylinders $17/hr, cdl tandem equipment rolloff and shop labourer $18/hr, cdl medium flatbed/wrecker driver $21/hr, cdl tandem fuel tanker $26/hr, light/heavy wrecker/flatbed/landoll $30/hr. I'm in Canada so may make difference in wages
@@frizdriz9646 when I started my career with a $12/hr job I left my other career where I made $27/hr. It's a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll lol
@@juliogonzo2718 yeah i figured , I have some connections here and there it’s just having to leave my people is what’s hard but gotta make the sacrifice some how right ? Lol
Man i want a t660 looks like the perfect mix of a oldschool big rig and a newer aero truck
I have mine for sale.
We need to get together all the youth owner operator
I agree ! I’d love to bring the young owner operators that are out here together somehow
Congrats on the 100k subs myboy you deserve it! Thanks for all your videos🙏🏽
O/O have to take back the trucking industry!! There’s so many companies that staff their offices with non trucking personal that have no understanding except the numbers on their computer. O/o just like in the beginning need to be in control of freight pricing, not companies with big offices and a board that live off the backs of truckers 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
This Guy is a dope! It's a Pleasure to hear his story!
Almost at 100k bro 😎 🤙🏽🔥🔥
We did it!!! Thanks
BROOOOO i saw him in High Strungs vid!
Awesome
I’m 19 and got my CDL a few months ago and it’s darn easy to find a job mostly agricultural I’m currently doing flat bed tho right now maybe it’s because I’m in California
About to turn 18 so getting my CDL is on the list, from california also so hope all goes to plan, best of luck bro
This guy really can do really good interviews I'm definitely a new subscriber!
19 , about to get my cdl hopefully I can meet you both 1 day 🗣🤝🖤
haha u can not see out the window even. Raise the seat
Safe travels cuz ! Sending love from Chicago 🤙🏻
Dude you are the man being a trucker I look up to you ya had a dream and you attacked it God Bless you ever step of ya way
19 with a class A driving tractor trailer every day saving to buy my own truck when I'm 21
These videos are an inspiration. I'm 23 and I've only been driving a truck for 7 months but the thought of buying my own is eating me alive. I'm nervous about the stuff I don't know but I gotta give it a shot.
I was nervous just like you As long you get good reliable truck that doesn't break down a lot you be ok.
@@sdinim8695 Yeah that’s definitely my biggest fear but I’m gonna go into with enough to get the truck and still have like 20k as a safety net
I bought my truck cash at 22 with only 7 months experience brother ! If I can’t do it you can too . It’s risky but what is there to lose 🤷♂️
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@@joetrucking9571 That's kind of how I'm looking at it now. I figure I might as well go for it and if I fail at least I tried. I don't wanna look back and say "man I wonder how that would have went." Might as well live while we're here, plus I'm young enough to recover from it lol
That's friken awesome!!!!!!
I’m 26, owner operator 2 years already.
Good video as usual man..👍👍
Appreciate you