Alley Jam

Got stuck in an alley, so I thought it was a good time to go on a little rant.

[@ewdavis4682]

Takes a bunch of acid Hahahaha love your vids man 🍻👍🏻🤘🏻

[@Seriousmods]

Good stuff! I like the short rants!

[@TwoHeartsLeft]

When you described the movie Up I lost my shit laughing, damn that was funny! Lookin great love the content and short little rants :)

[@chromedaddy]

He also murders another old man and steals his blimp and his 200 dogs.

[@jamey48]

When the house crashed down was it the same one that killed the wicked witch of the west ? Glad your back. You and a few others inspired me to get into trucking. Lovin it so far !

[@Doritoz0rz]

So cool seeing videos again :P

[@Cryptonymicus]

It's where you get on the PA (you need a PA) and say, "Yo, buddy. Any time this year." And you say it like you love Brooklyn. (And you better fucking love Brooklyn because you don't wanna be around when Brooklyn gets its feelings hurt, lol.)

[@anzwertree]

A nutritious universe is a broken doorway.

[@sebhac0123]

Soo Matt, so glad you're back!! Got a question tho.. You still hate on french canadians? Haha!!!

[@servicarrider]

Nice intro. Still waiting on some Vlogs on the Boardwalk.

[@johnbooth9180]

longer videos

[@Dutch_Pancake]

I've been driving in Europe for almost 4 years now and been almost everywhere. (I know some will still call me a rookie, but w/e.) Lately i've been thinking more and more about moving to the US or Canada, to get into trucking over there, because I find myself ready for the next challenge. I think across the pond people have more respect for the profession and the facilities like truck stops are a lot better. Here in Europe I can't see a bright future in trucking anymore. What do you think about this idea? Should I stay in Europe, or make the switch? And how hard is it to get your CDL?

[@NaughtyScottyvh]

+Neodar I don't know much about trucking in Europe, so I'll take your word we have better facilities. I think drivers in the US see less respect then in the past. So I don't know if it would be a good move or not to come here. But getting a CDL in the States is pretty simple. As of right now, technically no formal training is needed. You just need access to a Class A combination vehicle to take the drive test. Most people entering the field don't have that, so they go to a 4 week school to learn what is needed to pass the drive test. The schools typically provide the truck for the test. Sooner then later the formal training mandate will be implemented. I'm pretty sure it will somewhat mimic the existing 4 week courses.

[@Dutch_Pancake]

+Truckin NorCal Thank you for the info. The only major thing that keeps me in doubt is the fact that in the U.S. drivers get paid per mile instead per hour like they do over here in Europe. Maybe it's just because I am not used to the idea, but over here we sometimes have a lot of waiting, that would mean, no money in the U.S.

[@NaughtyScottyvh]

+Neodar Yes, "per mile" is very typical for Over The Road drivers. Lots of local driving jobs pay by the hour.

[@robertreynolds2726]

im happy to see you making videos again. on another note there is a lot of wisdom in the movie forest gump like dont screw around with a crack ho who has aids.

[@M22OHIO]

I've experienced all of this that happened in this video it kind of stinks.

[@matth8278]

Lost a shit ton of weight, well done!

[@vegasmondoza3501]

Hey are you with CRST

[@rp1430]

King supers is owned by Kroger

[@rondogwil]

I thought "R" was for race???...

[@kyle20466]

+rondogwil and when i go into "Race mode" i back into the guy behind me...