Flatbed Trucking-October 30, 2023 Minnesota

[@DwayneMarkowski]

Really like the videos

[@BigJerm47]

591 miles is a really good day for driving mostly on slower highways. Glad to see you made it up to grand Marais, which is my favorite small town. Also, you won't find any snakes in dem der woods.

[@margaretshaffer7975]

More antler talk. Really all nature! I love your love for nature. Be safe Jesse Keep up the awesome content

[@stumble-repent-repeat2544]

Heya Jesse...first time coming across your channel....just subscribed. I like the one vid I've seen so far haha. 6yrs OTR pulling reefers, gonna start a new company in a week or so, pulling flatbed. Stay safe.👍🏻

[@jedgeled759]

when i had hair like yours i was full of energy,,,a brand new 4x4,2 race cars,a dirt bike,a street bike,,i had the time of my life,,,,then i got married..............and now i`m watchin You 🤪

[@bethdoler542]

Antler talk away 😊 I’m so worried when you go off trail you’re going to say oh 💩 there’s a bear. Nice tarp job Jesse. Stay safe 💖

[@shawnsmith9789]

Grand Marais is an amazing place. Awesome place to go in the summer for vacation. I love it up there!

[@michelleeigenberger]

If you head to the North Shore with your family check out Lutsen Mountian. They have a great alpine slide. We were there this summer and the kids and adults loved it!

[@pandachance1]

Watched the ads! ❤❤❤

[@cherylforsythe6918]

I love nature talk with Jesse, antlers, mushrooms, lizards, snakes, it's all good. Sounds like you are starting to feel a bit better. Probably the OJ you drank at Perkins. Stay warm, travel safely. Luv u man!✌️🤟

[@tonymanuell6841]

I think the antler talk is fine

[@Itssteve1994]

Tarp job seemed good

[@mandyt.2868]

Antler talk is cool… just like your tarp job!

[@drbippes]

What I was so ineloquently trying to tell you yesterday, was you get people criticizing you or making comments about the fact back in the old days, we ran a thousand miles and we were on paper logs, and you running 35 or 3,600 miles a week is no big deal. Well I was on paper logs for a long time and I ran a thousand miles in a day but at some point you have to let your logs catch up You can't run illegal forever. So sure you can run from Michigan to California and back to Michigan in 3 days but then you have to sit for 3 days or four. So telling you that you're only running 3,500 mi and it's not a big deal is b******* because I've done what you do and it's a lot of work. From one old school trucker to a new school trucker I tip my hat to you.

[@b.c.islandgal..6772]

Jesse..be careful,those "loaded" breakfast bowls will getcha a one way ticket back into the bushes ! 😉..Safe travels "Gingerlocks" 🤣🤣🤣

[@jessebaremore]

😂😂😂

[@trimtrac]

more antler talk love to hunt

[@Truckin4Tacos]

My sweet for this video was antler talk

[@jessebaremore]

Thank you ❤️

[@Ah022]

How’s your hair? Perfect, you’re welcome.

[@CoffeeMonster98]

What kind of CB do you have?

[@hotrow69]

Hey Jesse awesome content sir, how long does it take in realtime to Un tarp that load and put everything away? Thanks for what you do sir it’s not an easy life.

[@jessebaremore]

It can vary. The one in this video was 38 minutes of filming total

[@tonijerzak]

Sorry, you ran into a Karen in Willmar! I live just south of there. I drive through that city often for my job. Hey, would you please provide a review of the movie you saw? Thanks from the Minnesota Grim Reaper! 😊

[@northernconfederate7957]

Tell your dispatcher to start sending you into Alaska , then can show us some Brown bear country but you can still talk big game sounds good to me

[@jessebaremore]

I’d love to drive up there. Brown bears and grizzly bears are the same species. And I live in grizzly country. Ran into one picking berries once.

[@garygregory350]

Are you sure you are usjng enough straps ? LoL.

[@drumsrlife71418]

You seriously have to tarp a wrapped lumber load? Yeah that ain't happening lol. I be on the phone with Dispatch to either drop the tarp request or find another load. Otherwise good video.

[@jessebaremore]

Comments like this puzzle me. I am paid well to tarp. Most lumber requires tarps. Wrapped, or not. Especially in winter time. Also, that wrapping will be destroyed in the wind, if it is going very far. Like 2000 miles, in this case.

[@drumsrlife71418]

@jessebaremore that load of lumber I bet was sitting outside in all weather elements already, what else is not going to see going to its destination? Besides if the wrapping is loose either the forklift driver, could and should, have a staple driver to secure it better. I been doing this a long time and any chance you can get not to tarp (i/we) take advantage of. What bothers me is tarping a load that is/was already wet. I just recently came across your channel and appreciate all fbd'ers sharing with the public how physical the job is, thanks for that. But if that was load was assigned to me, it still be sitting there, all I'm saying, nothing personal. Keep up the good work and the videos.

[@bethsteckler6584]

I personally feel that you should get paid more than $100 to do all that stuff with those tarps. 🥺

[@tonymanuell6841]

If you ever saw one of his tik tok videos he talked about this saying it usually takes him one hour to tarp and one hour to untarp on average so he’s basically making 50 an hour to do it

[@dorothylewis1207]

Antler talk way fun, yup more is nice.🫎