Life of a Truck Driver

This Wojak meme video is about the life of a truck driver, or life of a trucker. Another episode in the 'wojak life of a' series by Low Budget Stories. In this video we follow doomer in his job as a truck driver. We get to see the pros and cons of being a trucker on the road in a funny and painful way. Enjoy this low budget story!
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[@CZsWorld]

I know it's not the point, but there's something funny about the 40 year career American truck driver having a British accent

[@weshouldcreatelightsabers8978]

Czworld love the content!!!!! I would have never expected you here 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ekita4079]

Hey! Love your work CZsWorld, cool to see you in these parts of youtube!

[@bbcringegaming]

Hey I know you 😄

[@weshouldcreatelightsabers8978]

Omg guys/gals it's czsworld I'm hoping in his next video talking about the history of. He'll give me a quick shout out lol

[@surfrescue3232]

He sounds Aussie to me.

[@henlo3543]

Who else just KNEW his wife/gf was cheating as soon as their phone call started?

[@amanipowell5732]

I did. 😂😂😂

[@dandeother8621]

Yep

[@chiafashionista]

@rowdyjr2318unless you have a gf / wife just as introverted & loyal as you. Some women will do the work to come visit you wherever you are just to see you as well. There are good women out there left. Stay strong y’all.

[@NicknickG]

Not brain surgery. Duh.

[@joaquinlepiz3858]

I see why my dad's friends who were truckers were never faithful to their girlfriends.

[@fahadisahac3074]

Respect to truck drivers, without them our needs will grind to a halt.

[@emmanueldavis1872]

Yep

[@icapfordollars9214]

💯💯

[@poonetidestroyer8955]

Yeah they need to stop delivering for a couple of months. Thin the herd a bit

[@Crypt0fin]

and they say fast food workers are unsung heroes? I would say truckers are the REAL heroes that keep our physical economy going.

[@jbrown7063]

You’ll be surprised by the amount of people who don’t know where their bread comes from.

[@robhensel2097]

As a truck driver, this hit me right in the feels. The loneliness and isolation and wanting to get out of it and have more family time. But also the freedom and seeing different things and places. The want to do something different but also not wanting to give up what you are doing. It’s a hard road out there. Thank you for showing the essence of this life.

[@379exth]

Right too much money spent to get that lil piece of plastic just to throw away

[@RazorsharpLT]

Hopefully someone is at home to keep your wife happy, at least This day and age truly makes me feel sick to the stomach

[@Kaden818]

Why don’t you just go local once you wanna start a family?

[@aluisious]

The problem is when you get ruthlessly exploited for low pay and hard hours. At least at my job I get paid pretty well and it's pretty easy a lot of the time. For some reason a lot of people can't fix stuff.

[@ONEBALLINMYBUTT]

Cry

[@The_Donation_Guy]

As a truck driver for a local LTL company. I have high respect for over the road drivers (OTR) cause they are the ones that put food on our table. I’m glad you gave this story a wholesome ending cause us truck drivers hardly get appreciated!

[@LowBudgetStories]

Thanks for your donation bro! Appreciate it and good luck with your career 💪🏼

[@mohamudmohamud6245]

Hi wojak​@@LowBudgetStories

[@ParogiYT]

@@LowBudgetStorieshi

[@TheConorsmithusa]

​@@ParogiYTbye

[@ParogiYT]

@@TheConorsmithusa 👋

[@afalk1024]

Introverted trucker here. Got into it to get away from people. Empty roads at night is my jam. But NYC/NJ is my kryptonite. Mad props to the drivers who manage those nightmares every day 💪

[@Certiwhipps]

What's the pay I'm new haven't even started

[@afalk1024]

@@Certiwhippsget in with a local company that will train you, like XPO. Avoid over the road as it’s awful pay and you’re gone for at least a week if not more. During peak season even UPS will hire seasonals with no experience. Pay for newbies can be all over the place but get a year or two experience and you can make 70-100k depending on where you live.

[@neo-soul7779]

@@CertiwhippsCertain companies pay well, some don’t. Good companies in Cali pay $65-$80k local. Regional about $80-$90, and OTR $100+. OTR is good if you are single with no family responsibilities, horrible if in a relationship, local much better. If you aren’t getting paid in these ranges minimum in states like Cali and New York, your company is undervaluing you.

[@fernandomason2226]

I do local in the tri state area yeah it’s crazy here 😭

[@ConradS92]

"We really need truckers in this world." At least he's a wholesome chad. 😄

[@MisterBungl3]

He really cares

[@nothanks9503]

Bro it be like that I been that guy you always feel bad for the truck guy but the alternative for me is sleeping in a suicidally depressing hotel room

[@saagisharon8595]

We need everyone doing hard work in the world because I don't like doing any work

[@rhyswerner1748]

I think what he means is we need truckers in the world so that they’re away from home and we can hook up

[@trickm0nkey]

We cannot blame Chad for fucking unfaithful woman any more than we can blame a grizzly bear for eating salmon.

[@MR_Commander]

10 year trucker here again. A few things they got right. 1. Your truck will be your home, especially if you are OTR. 2. It is a loners life, but just because you are alone doesn't mean you are lonely. 3. Do not get into a relationship unless she is riding with you. 4. For you young truckers, explore all options in trucking before you settle down on one. Thanks for the video. S/O to all truckers.

[@quarterpounderwithcheese3178]

If your girl is gonna cheat on you when youre 2000+ miles away, it aint because youre so far away, its bc she's a ho that'll cheat on you even if you're 20mins away

[@ofmanyone]

​@@quarterpounderwithcheese3178 and you just happened to get a unicorn. 😂

[@popcornpony8420]

I got a question, are you allowed to bring one of your family or friend with? Maybe you won't be lonely.

[@MR_Commander]

@popcornpony8420 Yes, you are allowed. Just have to let the company know so they can add it to the insurance policy. Some truckers have their entire family with them. I have my dog, which is good enough for me.

[@ofmanyone]

@@popcornpony8420 what can be better than living in a 4x5 closet with your love ones.

[@Josh-jx6kx]

Damn this video hit me. I trucked for a year back during Covid before I quit. During my first months with my trainer I witness him checking his ring camera and saw his wife had been leaving the house every night around 11pm after the kids were asleep and coming back at 1-2am. Sad shit.

[@DaOldSchoolRapLova96]

Why’d you quit?

[@christopherlewis1017]

Lol

[@Josh-jx6kx]

@@DaOldSchoolRapLova96 trucking is a hard job for low pay. I was making 1k per week after tax and driving 70hrs per week. Living on the road and being in a different state each night. Bad for your health. I respect the men who do it because it keeps this country afloat

[@SamBrown-qi3fk]

Go haul fuel. Home every night. Net 1200-1500 a week

[@Servantofthearts]

@@SamBrown-qi3fkthat literally only “fixes” the pay issue

[@lexajonsdottir]

My husband is an OTR trucker, and I'm his copilot. We listen to books, news, podcasts, and all sorts of things to keep our minds busy when we aren't chatting. Occasionally, I stay home for a month to deal with business at home and see family. We stay on the phone his entire drive shift. Trucking is a hard life, but it is so necessary and important! Thank a trucker for their sacrifice and hard work! ❤

[@sebacuevas5118]

God bless you both :)

[@lexajonsdottir]

@sebacuevas5118 Thank you! ❤️

[@AirborneRangerZz]

A true loyal wife! I wish the best for both of you

[@lexajonsdottir]

@@AirborneRangerZz thank you so much!

[@Nix-qq5je]

How many times have you cheated on him?

[@Rxcvv-rn8gw]

Remember kids : no matter the job u get u'll always think other ppl's job is better and easier smth Wojak explains the best way thru his vids , appreciate !

[@timexcape7961]

I enjoyed plumbing more than truck driving. Just cant do it due to health issues.

[@rayjay1543]

True I worked fast food and loved it, then to a "real job" In a tiny cubicle, 300 employee office job and couldn't stand it.

[@webentwicklungmitrobinspan6935]

well i code for a living and i couldnt think of a better job. the sky is the limit and i am my only limitation

[@drblitz3092]

only difference is the business guy gets to go home every night and has time for video games,gym and cooking isn't a hassle

[@firstlast8258]

Speak for yourself

[@KilldozerNY]

Love how Wojak went from a Kenworth to Peterbilt to a Western Star in the 1st minute and a half .

[@SCIFIguy64]

Company fleet I’d say, idk

[@starship748]

Lol 💯

[@robwhite3241]

@@SCIFIguy64 Company fleet would probably just stick with one company. Kenworth/Peterbilt under Paccar or Western star/Freightliner under Daimler ect. Simplifies maintenance and such. Could be a smaller company that just gets whatever they can though. If that's the case Wojak got an awesome first trucking job, mega carriers are usually hell to work for.

[@TheShowOff2I]

Exactly, He woke up at the truck stop in the international LT. Then 20 minutes later he hit the road in a Kenworth T680😂 Then when he got off the phone with his mom he was in a Peterbilt 379 😂

[@Halfstep2024]

@@TheShowOff2I everybody knows most new guys job hop pretty fast the first year or so. Makes perfect sense he’s in a new truck in every scene 😂

[@zobius9191]

My father was a trucker, sometimes OTR, most times a local teamster. One thing he ironed into my head was that nothing would happen without truckers. Everything from the toothpaste, and toilet paper to the food in the fridge was moved by these men. They are the unsung heroes of our societies.

[@Snake2303]

Becouse you have a rubbish train conection.

[@阿拳]

​@@Snake2303 Which country has railways that can connect the port to supermarkets?

[@Tashyncho-Sapa-CEKTAHT]

yea "I don't know" how people before 150 years ago "existed" without truckers before

[@cameronh5442]

The sense of service is what keeps truckers going. If they thought it was a pointless job, they'd try to do something else. It's a pretty bad career to be honest.

[@jacobhuff7224]

People would find a way to survive. They would have to come together with their neighbors and form their own means of producing goods. If anything, the ability to purchase goods from around the world has devastated peoples sense of community. I’ve talked to many people from South America and they depend on local markets to get their food and other goods. They do just fine. Americans have become spoiled on a wasteful life style.

[@Joejoes1276]

I'm a trucker. Company driver, 100k+ 40-50 hours a week, I get good sleep, take care of myself, and exercise. I don't snack all ride, rather chug water, and I shower 5 times a week. Not all truckers are the same.

[@BasedDep]

sounds awesome

[@BasedDep]

and well done

[@xilefhinac5811]

Hey man. Do you have any advice for New truck drivers. You're such an inspiration!

[@wagonhound_official]

As a truck driver, the most accurate part of this video are all those assholes getting food while they're parked in the fuel island.

[@MrtrenchTrucker]

Arleast he wasn't taking a shower on the fuel isle for 2 hours lol.

[@Patrickstarrrrr69]

@@MrtrenchTruckerhappened to me once in NJ. I couldn’t back up bc of the traffic so I was forced to wait an hour and a half while this guy was taking a shower. I thought it was a meme that people did that until it happened to me

[@Umberloid87]

LOL I thought the same thing! Shame on the mess.

[@VoodooDangerbird]

I wouldn't sit on the driver’s step because there’s splash when i dump my cheater cup at the tolls or at night when it’s late or raining.

[@Theblackshyguy39]

Big factsss

[@SquirrelKnight50]

As a guy who plays ATS, I feel wojaks pain.

[@JezusPilsudski]

I also play ATS

[@I-get]

whats ats

[@SquirrelKnight50]

@@I-get American truck Simulator

[@caduguardrailkingowo]

i couldn't switch to ats, i love ets >

[@RuiLuz]

@@caduguardrailkingowo I think ATS has more soul than ETS, but both are great.

[@coryjohnson2486]

The true CHADS that keep this country going . Nothing but respect to truckers 💪🏻

[@Rotebearda]

Hopefully some brake checking fourwheelers see this

[@masonreppeto882]

@@Rotebearda lol

[@coryjohnson2486]

@@Rotebearda I couldn’t care less who sees this lol. I just know a lot of truckers and respect their grind.

[@DoubleAIV]

Nah the true Chad's are BANGING truck driver, construction workers, and traveling union workers wives

[@coryjohnson2486]

@@DoubleAIV NOPE. They are the lowest of the low.

[@DogWithHangover]

Poor Wojak. Just as he commits to being a trucker, he gets replaced by a robot.

[@furanduron4926]

Such is life

[@zidan40o0]

can't wait for all the heists.

[@JamesBond-wt6zg]

That won't happen soon.

[@jakeastside]

Good. He’s doing a poor job anyways.

[@DavGre]

@@JamesBond-wt6zgI don’t know what is preventing it besides govt red tape and union protectionism, self-driving teslas are already a thing and the technology is mostly there.

[@lukeswain1752]

There's a lot more to trucking than just driving. Severe eye strain, fatigue, high stress, blind spots, bad weather, wind, emergency vehicles, hemorrhoids, claustrophobia, poor sleep, inconsistent sleep schedule, break downs, blown tires, DOT inspections, border crossings, horrible horrible food options, diabetes, blood clots, heart attacks, depression, loneliness, lack of human contact, not being home for months, lack of parking, lack of bathrooms, piss puddles at every truck stop, crap puddles at every truck stop...I could go on... Trucking is brutal!

[@ryanmorrison3699]

This had a far more uplifting ending than I was expecting. I’m going to keep on trucking now. Everybody have a nice holiday!

[@mobius-1503]

Be safe out there Ryan. Thanks for what you do. Im a kroger warehouse worker. Load trailers etc.

[@ryanmorrison3699]

@@mobius-1503 Thanks for what you do too. Without you guys, we’d have to load and unload our own trailers on top of driving them everywhere. I’m so grateful that you guys help us out after we’ve been driving for days and give us a chance to take a break.

[@lexflowaz]

Fr I was getting sad 😭

[@Notworthy85]

I like how reality based your stories are. His ol lady is at home with a dude while he is working to provide. Just like real life

[@kinocorner976]

Dude got Jody’d. It’s the worst feeling in the world. Any service member, or trucker will tell you it’s best you’re alone when you start.

[@mike.1]

I'm the dude 😎

[@luiswicho5301]

Not always, but most of the time. Sadly

[@ogrroyalty5875]

🤢🤢🤢​@@mike.1

[@TheSunshineGroup]

Meanwhile the trucker is gettin blowies in the lot

[@prototype9904]

The BIGGEST part they left out, is the ability to listen to podcasts, documentaries, independent journalists, etc. ALL DAY every day. Imagine what you would know if you were getting high level lectures delivered to you, and you had an abundance of time to absorb that knowledge. Or how many languages you could learn, or how many audio books you could get through. Don't underestimate the Truck Driver ~

[@Tota111]

No one can listen that much of a material. With time it will get tiring and you will just start listening to music. From there you elevate to the next level of brain development

[@prototype9904]

Don't tell me what I can and cannot do ~ Or anyone else in fact. Seems like you're projecting your own mental limitations on everyone else m8..... @@Tota111

[@jminkvihubyb]

@@Tota111Na. I did my whole sheet metal apprenticeship listening to audiobooks & podcasts. That was 5 years & I only listen to music in my car. Just on one app I finished over 300 by my 3rd year. There's sooo much history, that's always fascinating. Tbh I did kinda get bored of science based books tho. But I think it's because I finished all the good ones lol ...really tho, I finished all the psychology books available which even included dogs. At least available in San Jose's library system. Plus multiple in like literally every subject I even had a slight interest in

[@TomAZ1984]

@@jminkvihubybWow. I’m a new trucker and I’ve been thinking of doing the same thing. Just maximizing my knowledge level. Nice to hear from somebody who’s done it. It’s inspiring

[@prototype9904]

wow.. maybe for you... I'm not mad if you can't concentrate. Just don't project your shortcomings on me. I learned Spanish and Chinese this way. It's not hard driving in a straight line for 500 miles with the cruise control on lol. You should probably be studying now I guess. Good luck with your brain thing ~ @@xlgnepo

[@typicalmans8661]

As a truck driver. This is SO FUCKING ACCURATE, minus the part of Having your truck sitting at the fuel island while your going inside and sit down and eat lol. ( tho it does happens) thanks for making this!! It’s entirely true. Not all folks can do this job. Not for everyone, A lot of these new people come into trucking industry, and they don’t realize at all how lonely and your never home, your always out, different states different time zones. People just think it’s all about sitting down and driving and bam, I’ll be home. They’re wrong. You gotta add in the Stress of your truck, Traffic, On time delivery, parking for the night and idiots driving on the road. In trucking it’s always, lose one and gain another. It’s not for everyone. That’s why it’s absolutely true, not a lot of folks last around 6months and less, they just don’t understand it completely. It’s not for everyone.

[@Kylewraps]

If you’re gonna do truck driving do local food service imo

[@lukeswain1752]

I lasted about a year OTR. Six months local. Trucking is brutal! Might get back in the seat one day though. Keep the rubber side down!

[@francistrombley8813]

Most unrealistic part of this: finding parking after dark.

[@GonzalezSix67]

This is exactly why I choose to drive a truck. Get away from people lol. That and being outdoors in a way. I'm not stuck inside some grocery store stocking shelfs, or behind a cash register. I'm driving, something I love doing, and exploring and seeing new places which is really fun. I'm not away from home, I'm home everyday after my 12-14 hour shift. It does get lonely at times, driving at night, thinking about many things while the world is asleep. Sunny, snowy, icy, stormy, always there keeping the world moving :)

[@DrawinskyMoon]

A lone wolf, Godspeed.

[@_INUIT]

I love how this channel respect the all of jobs, really tough my heart, espescially the chatting at the end of video. I'm office worker and work together, sometimes I feel really interested in my work but sometimes so lonely and boring and frustrated because I just sitting on the desk and watch the monitor all day long. we all have the pros and cons have rights to respected. and I can also see the shock that wojak feels when he feels his girlfriend cheating on other guy. This channel has big humanities

[@LowBudgetStories]

Thanks 🧡

[@Fiuntach]

As a Ex Truck driver, I can understand his pain

[@TheSwedishHistorian]

I like the last two videos a lot, they feel a lot more realistic. Like this is the pro/con life of trucker life

[@LowBudgetStories]

Thanks!

[@Rock-Bottem1982]

I drove 500,000 miles over the past 5 years as a OTR driver, the only accurate thing is the hometime, you're only home 3-4 days every 6 weeks. When you're 1 year into your trucking career, you have a pretty solid idea what the sacrifices are. You NEVER forget what time zone you're in, you work literally every imaginable shift hours, and you don't call it, "once I finish this job", it's more of a time frame, like 4-5 weeks on the road, than you earn a max of 3 days, 2 nights home, then back out for another 5-6 weeks. It's really a thankless job, yet it whats makes this country survive, yet all the "4 wheelers"( aka cars) is the WORST past of this job, because you all are complete A$$holes to us truckers while driving, because for some reason, you all treat us like garbage while you drive wrecklessly around us, because you all think that your time is far more valuable than ours

[@Israel_alive_forever]

Because that’s what most of the truck drivers are: garbage. People don’t drive that reckless because they’re trying to harm you truck driver, that’s because they’re idiots. But as I said most of the truck drivers are garbage people: lazy, selfish, stupid. You guys have chosen to stir a stirring wheel and watch KZbin, eat garbage food and all you can talk about is “dam, I stock at the fuel island” or “man, I almost got late for delivery!”. That’s it. I understand that without truck drivers all the economy will stop. But you do this job not to help economy in any way but because that’s the only thing you can do to make your small money. There’s no way to say “oh but if everybody will quit trucking, then, THEN…!” Of course everybody will not quit trucking, because those garbage people who only can drive a truck for living will never end 😊

[@firstlast8258]

Gawd bless Murica 🤓 🖕

[@saucyhighlights5534]

Depends on what company. I work for Werner and they give us 1 home day for every 6 days worked. Plus they have a bunch of accounts that differ in home time

[@dudethatuploadsstuff4247]

​@@saucyhighlights5534hes talking abt owner operators.

[@christopherlewis1017]

Damn 4-5 weeks out that’s torture I’m OO hauling chemicals with Trimac I go out deliver and go back home I’m never out no more than 5 days and accept the next load whenever I’m ready to accept UNLESS they really need me to go out

[@jean-christophebriolin8989]

1:23 using a Koopa Troopa Shell to depict the Gas Stations logo is genius!

[@therealrailfangamingboi]

It's a reference to the "Shell" gas stations around the world 😂

[@ElCristian797]

This was pretty cool and the ending was nice, I’m a trucker and I’m glad I wasn’t thrown out into the OTR world. I stay local and get to spend time with my family. OTR guys got my respect

[@LowBudgetStories]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. And thank you for providing the economy with supplies 💪🏼

[@spaceoutmisfit1738]

same i stay local i deliver liquor to stores all over the city and suburbs

[@lotusflute2104]

Standing Chad is the only content creator who makes Chad a positive person lmao

[@lancecook7225]

What about Millennial Thinker?

[@seth3491]

​@lancecook7225 Depends. Chad zoomer is depicted as a good guy, but idk about the others

[@someperson8649]

Zero budget too

[@Mgameing123]

You forgot the gyms in the future video.

[@LowBudgetStories]

The majority of my videos feature Chad as a friend of wojak. You should check them out ;)

[@johanwillfred6139]

I’m not a truck driver, but I have deep respect for these guys. I can’t even imagine how hard the job is, especially for our truckers who stuck in the middle of nowhere in winter at Polish border, for weeks…

[@pastoryoda2789]

It depends on the account you have.

[@gravefrightn5720]

If you was a German trucker just invade. Lol.

[@Sgt.Dornan117]

I dont, truckers are destroying my town.

[@MrJflomario]

The accuracy is insane. Both of these conversations I've had a few times as a truck driver. Especially the 40-year driver. I've met alot of those.

[@derrickcapps945]

This makes me respect truck drivers WAYYYYY more than I did while working at Aldi! Driving all over the country and states just to help keep businesses afloat! Even when we switched to a “HEAD store” program! They were still there for us💪🏼

[@excripto1]

At this point Wojak has worked so many jobs. Imagine his resume.

[@zidan40o0]

still wouldn't be hired for an entry level position in this horrendous economy.

[@fastestdino2]

@@zidan40o0 Honestly dude, some jobs are really hurting for people right now. I got my new IT job in less then a month with a decent starting wage. It sounds like it won't be too bad. Just keep your head up.

[@magesalmanac6424]

Plumbers, electricians, and other trade jobs are always in demand.

[@kaelanpatel4938]

@@magesalmanac6424what’s the pay of those jobs?

[@ayugoslav5554]

​@@kaelanpatel4938high

[@ReyhanehinJapan]

Respect to all the truck drivers.❤ 🙏

[@firstlast8258]

Tots and pears

[@hoiman2356]

Life of an investment banker/doctor/accoutant/lawyer please! Would be interesting to see Wojak in these situations.

[@qatari4nc]

No thats boring stop ruining the channel

[@steflift5165]

Wojak’s life is supposed to be depressing not aspirational

[@hoiman2356]

@@steflift5165 who says those jobs aren't depressing?

[@hoiman2356]

@@qatari4nc you're boring.

[@robertm.4193]

Life of a peds resident.

[@Bradleyschaeffer376]

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[@Ashleycorrie8494]

I've been struggling with finances for months after I lost my job and I haven’t been able to get another and also the bills are so much for me For real.

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[@avthateck]

Ahhh yes the world of truck driving, where everyone hates having you around but still wants their stuff, where dispatch treats you like a 5 year old, but yet your responsible for all the lives around you, where you sacrifice all your time to be constantly shorted on your miles and your pay checks, and there’s nothing you can really do about it. Where you try to switch to another company but they’re all the same. Where you wake up and realize you’ve spent years of your life driving and no memories to really show for it.

[@matisyahup613]

i just went to school to get a CDL but dropped it. realized its a shit industry thats why they are giving people a free ride to train because nobody wants to do it anymore.

[@Arkemist0094]

Seing Chad in that situation... broke my heart, litterally

[@surfstarcc1]

When he said "stay loaded kid" I knew somebody writing this has been in the trucking industry.

[@Thompson98PL]

What does it actually mean?

[@ericktobar8506]

@@Thompson98PLloaded as in carrying freight in your truck, stay busy = make money

[@Thompson98PL]

thank you!@@ericktobar8506

[@gregorysagegreene]

Stay Safe. S a f e, SAFE, S A F E. 🚛💥💨

[@dreqomusic]

Could have said "keep the rubber side down" if he was wishing him safety

[@chasedooley6237]

The driving and solitude is the best part about trucking. Unfortunately the rest of it sucks a lot (insufficient pay (work 60-70 hours every week and earn barely $1300 average), insufficient hometime (work 6-8 weeks, be home for just one!), frustrating office staff, disrespectful and unappreciative customers, other drivers trashing places and making the rest of us look bad, the dangers of the road, the tolls on health, wellness, and fitness, and relationships or the lack of them; constant stress. Horribly evil and predatory companies taking advantage of drivers, etc.). I’m thinking of hanging up my keys in a year, once I can afford to go back to school. I’m not enjoying the job as much as I did before.

[@blakexi3731]

Yeah, brokers I get told are the main reason why trucking sucks now, at least regarding the poor pay.

[@Rotebearda]

I quit otr and now am local see the same shippers every day so they're friendly get home every night. It's still a lot at times

[@coryjohnson2486]

Save some money the next year or so, then find a trade to get into- HVAC, electrician, whatever. Start as a grunt and try your best to learn on the job.. or just go to trade school. Plenty of trade jobs out there with plenty of money to be made if you apply yourself. Don’t go to traditional college unless you’re going to FOR SURE follow through with a career that pays well. It has to be something actually worth all the debt. Good luck bromosapien.

[@williamtaittinger4529]

school is a SCAM kid

[@chasedooley6237]

@@coryjohnson2486 yup that’s the plan. A trade like HVAC or college for a useful degree (honestly thinking accounting). Pay for the training/degree in cash. They only way I see myself continuing to drive is if I get really really lucky and land one of those unicorn cushy jobs that pays like $35-45/hr for 40-50 hours each week. But that’s just not likely where I live

[@tonyscalifornia]

Nobody talks about how amazing storytelling and animation that put in here, love your video man.

[@Jacob-wr7ch]

I’ve only been driving OTR 8 months now but wow this was accurate. I’m finishing out my contract and then going local. It’s honestly embarrassing that in this industry, OTR somehow pays less than local jobs. I’m just trying to stick it out so I can move up. I’m tired of making >50k. Especially when you consider all the extra bs that comes with OTR. Also, the whole “get to see the country” thing is mostly bs. Whatever you can see from your windshield is what you get. One thing that does put a smile on my face though is when kids do the arm pump. Just today I drove up 95 through South Carolina and saw some kids on a boat doing it. I didn’t even hesitate! 😂

[@stargate371]

As a military member, this hit me in the feels. Not being home ever etc..

[@crispysocksss]

My wife's bf is really chill though. Keeps my foxhole warm when I get home.

[@aro8630]

sad bruh

[@crispysocksss]

@aro8630 sad for him because she's all mines when I get home

[@helloyello182]

Chad dicking down the old lady

[@DefinitelyNotAFerret]

I wouldn’t mind that, but the military denied me 😂 I thought I could join to BUILD discipline, but they said I didn’t even have enough to JOIN. Well there goes my plans

[@deborahglnt]

Next video: Wojak is a student and has crippling student loan debt and works as a barista at Starbucks.

[@rustynail3893]

and spends half his life paying it back

[@MariusNinjai]

Don’t forget picking a useless degree and blaming the world for it

[@nikolaizaicev9297]

@@MariusNinjai Which degree is not useless nowadays?

[@mjpthetrucker9485]

"What a shame. We really need truckers in this world." 😂😂😂 Chad is wild!

[@cris_261]

Wojack should have responded with, "I heard that babe, and I'm filing for divorce."

[@cautarepvp2079]

​@@cris_261roflmao brutal

[@redflame300]

@@cris_261 nah more like: is that chad? tell em i said hello.

[@chuckyyes]

YEA NEED TRUCKERS SO HE CAN BANG TRUCKERS WIFES 🤣🤣

[@5yrniki]

@@cris_261 he shouldn't respond they're not married i think just treating it like a job is better work till you get a better one, then quit and switch

[@BStar870]

That opening convo with his mom actually destroyed me. That's exactly how my mother and I talk about work. The guilt of not being able to visit home because of work is worse than you'd think; it eats away at you.

[@firstlast8258]

Speak for yourself

[@MeekMillisbendingoverrn]

Some of us don’t have families that’s who belong in trucking lol

[@cameronleventis7]

Same man, my mom always says I miss you and when will you be home, I always say soon but I know when I actually take my hometime I’ll spend it somewhere away with other friends or family. I only see my mom once a year so far since starting this career

[@nvragn]

Where has this channel been all my life. Looking forward to digging in. I'm a 30 plus years as a heavy truck mechanic in Canada and I definitely enjoy anything trucking related. See you in the comment section. New guy 👍🇨🇦

[@furr9381]

I love wojak going through his character development each episode 😀

[@ETNASES]

I was OVER THE ROAD for a month. Got depressed so bad. Im now a dedicated driver going home every night seeing my family and my dog. Just 8mins from home to depot .

[@cameronleventis7]

@billnyethenggrguychinesega9116I guess I’m mental then lmao. Almost 2 years of doing OTR now but thinking of doing local tanker soon

[@normalermann1623]

What a happy ending, quite enjoyed it. Poor Wojak doesn‘t know what job is coming for him next time though

[@District1DnB]

So good to catch up on the 3 latest episodes. Forgot how much I love this channel

[@MrDmac423]

This one was personal😂 I’m 30 and was in trucking for 2 years but has to get out. I miss every day of it

[@Rxcvv-rn8gw]

shout out to the truck drivers all around the globe .

[@awoihgahleswrhlaedthi]

oh man it’s depressing when you are being cheated on

[@luthers_janitorial1995]

Catching her cheating is a blessing in disguise…he’ll be on to bigger and better things in the future 😉

[@Moonscentedhunter]

@@luthers_janitorial1995not for an introvert that spends a lot of time in a truck. You don’t get to meet a lot of women or friends that way.

[@goywonder7341]

Wojack has the Lizzies at least

[@luthers_janitorial1995]

@@Moonscentedhunter not a problem…no women around, Wojak can focus on more important things… like buying a newer truck, or a fleet of trucks, then he could have people doing the driving while he just collects $$!

[@ZackstaDaxta]

At BEST depressing. Those situations can get very volatile.

[@shuvittt]

My dad is a trucker, but luckily he only does regional trucking (Florida) so I can see him more often. I’m really thankful that he’s spending so much time just for us to make income. I love him so much.

[@captainleisuresuit]

As a former long haul single, introvert trucker, I identify with Wojak's views here. If trucking was only listening to audiobooks and KZbin on the highway, I'd still be doing it now. But the hassles at shippers/receivers and finding legal truck parking after every shift ruined it for me.

[@truth.honesty]

I actually feel more extroverted than introverted, but I still enjoy trucking. 2 years in, but I get home every weekend. It's not as bad as it seems.

[@batboiii1164]

Sounds like a canadian line-haul.

[@RidingWithJay]

I’m in the same shoes brother

[@ReptoidDiscoversMinecraft]

Mad respect for what the truckers of the world do for all of us - Not forgetting all the train engineers as well. Blessings.

[@BicyclePump]

I’ve learned after watching all these low budget stories that life is not gonna come and give you a handout. Yes there are cons to every single job but what’s worse having a job or not having a job? I recommend to find happiness in every single chance you can get. as a person who works 9 to 5, and does overnights just keep your head up king and don’t forget to take care of your health and yourself. Only you can make a difference in your life , it’s up to you Also, don’t get discouraged to quit your job. Just make sure you have a job that already hired you before you quit. Also please for the love of everything good. Spend time with family.

[@ayugoslav5554]

Some ppl have no family

[@BicyclePump]

@@ayugoslav5554i’m only speaking off of my personal experience. I’m sorry for those who do not have any family but you gotta have hope and faith. If anything i say religion would be your best friend

[@caner78bob]

​@@BicyclePumphope and faith are a waste of time. Praying and being patient gets you nowhere, I've tried for years, now I don't care anymore and do what I want because God lets you suffer regardless wether you're good or bad

[@BicyclePump]

@@caner78bob first off I admire your strength to continue praying Second, if not, hope/faith, then how about a mentor? Any idols/role models could really bring other perspectives. It’s hard to see the beautiful in the ugly I understand that life’s challenges are very complex also. Mike Tyson once said, "As long as we persevere and endure, we can get anything we want."

[@Scorching_Man]

Son of a trucker here and I’m pretty sure my dad feels the same and it’s all he really knows how to do especially when he dropped out of high school to do this and he’s still making a decent amount but lately the loads on a load board are just paying too low that it ain’t even worth firing it up. He is also home every week to be part of everyone’s life normally leaving Monday and coming back on a Thursday or Friday still respecting him for what he does after so long and be able to give out loads for a few other truckers leaving him able to get some additional money and be home a little more.

[@zombiemenace03]

Dude I work in construction (electrical) and we literally couldn’t build American without these men… shout out!!!

[@BuzzKilla]

The message at the end has inspired me to become a truckie

[@Lrules364]

Please don't. Save yourself from a life of depression

[@jonnie2bad]

you won't make it 6 weeks out on the road

[@Molecule583]

@@interestingstories6375 Well, you see the country but you also drive the same route for multiple month at the same time usually

[@mikeh2006]

Well you can try it. When I started 10 years ago everyone said I'd never make it and that it wasn't as good as it appeared. Anyway, 10 years later I'm still at it. Over the years I have come to realise that it isn't just a job, but a lifestyle choice in reality. Some days are rough, really rough and you just want to go home. But you can't, because home is far away and you've still got to finish the job. Other days though, are great and you don't even feel like your at work. When your out in the truck, break times and overnights aren't really time off. You still need to be near your truck, ideally in eye view. You are responsible for it, and its cargo, and those aspects mean you can never switch off.

[@rickgrimesdirtyondatass5672]

This video is about otr “over the road” trucking. You could always go regional and local after about a year of otr. You get paid a lil less but you get to go home a lot more with local. Otr is just building trust and experience so you can manage to drive through smaller city roads.

[@chickenpermission]

I LOVE this representation. It's actually a bit more brutal and hazing is incredible, but you got it on point with the talk, lingo and context. The sacrifice, the betrayal, the long hours. Spot on. I appreciate it. Thank you. I also found it funny how the driver switched from a long-nose to a modern truck. Editing is magical. I saw a lot of respect in this video for truckers too, and let me tell you, we appreciate all we can get.

[@More_Row]

Hazing is incredible ? Can you explain what you mean by this and are you talking about American trucking?

[@chickenpermission]

@@More_Row Yes, American Trucking. Hazing is absolutely horrific - what I meant by incredible. If you're a company driver, you're automatically considered a piece of feces. However the color and texture of you as a piece of feces varies depending on companies you drive for. For example, Knight-Swift (previously Swift) is considered actual excrement. However companies like Yellow are considered golden layered and least smelling. UPS and Fedex are in the middle for having some of the worst winter drivers, but hardest working. If you're an Owner Op, then you're considered a real trucker but still given crap depending on what and how you do. Company driver? Good luck. I drove for many companies in my ten years and always struggled alone. Maybe a few instances of a brotherhood, but that brotherhood is fake and only reserved for "real truckers". After ten years I finally got off the road. Traffic being too much as it was because normal four-wheeler drivers were crazier than before and truckers were getting just as crazy.

[@More_Row]

Damn, thanks for expanding. And humans really suck huh. No community between drivers, only hating on the " not real" truckers and newcomers. What a shame. It's probably only gotten worse in newer times . @@chickenpermission

[@chickenpermission]

@@More_Row It really has. I never went Owner Op, wish I did, but never had the resources to. Don't get me wrong, there is an extremely strong trucking culture still there. But the disrespect between Owner Ops and Companies stems mainly from the deregulation under President Reagan in the 80's. Since that time and the rise of trucking companies, a giant rift has expanded that separates the two. I only a few times got to see real trucking, in winter mainly. When things get hard and tough you'll fall in line, form a convoy, get through the blizzard or follow a fellow driver around an accident on a backroad bypass. But those were few and far between. You learned to appreciate the memories there and it helped you move forward.

[@Bobisus_201]

My father “was” a truck driver and he was in the business of delivering furniture. I have to say this is pretty accurate this is just one of his average days of work. Now he is moving into the truck business larger and higher, he just wants to drive larger trucks. Me and my family don’t really mind about him going for that long. I love my father, and of course I know some parts of this story aren’t accurate but this is an amazing work of art. I love how your videos put into perspective of other people in certain jobs and how they feel or would feel and act in businesses.

[@jaxx1360]

0:22 the car passing him angrily is a nice little detail

[@Dariothegem]

Bro you are my inspiration!

[@Athanael777]

Nothing but respect for fellow working class.

[@brentspineDev]

Just hearing this alarm sound literally put my body in a weird state of panic for a short time and that with every ring, it’s horrifying

[@Comboed660]

The sad part is that this actually happens to truck drivers :(

[@builderbros270]

The women who cheat on them for doing good for the economy belong to the streets.

[@VersoTai]

@@builderbros270No shit

[@Rotebearda]

Yeah you only make money otr if you're homeless. Then you got nothing to spend it on except women booze gambling or food.

[@Kylewraps]

@@Rotebeardaand if you drink booze and get a .4 it’s dui time

[@EmpireStateExpress01]

Facts

[@sleeplesspops3949]

I just got off the road yesterday. Enough time home to celebrate the holidays and I’m back to business. Thanks for the comments for supporting us tractor drivers.

[@alexcarter8807]

*The Millionaire Next Door* is a very good book. Don't bother with the later books in the series, just read that one. It's pretty dated, but the fundamentals are still there. Live below your means, save, try to set your kids up to have a decent life (unlike the standard American practice of kicking them out of the house by age 18 to sink or swim). My impression is that trucking can be a good way to stack money up and see the country *before* you settle down and get a partner. BTW as a trumpet player, Chad's lips are always hilarious.

[@anthonyscott5484]

As someone going through amazon career choice and starting CDL school in january, seeing this video is refreshing to know that no matter what will happen its like any job. Pros and cons. But i love driving around and being single no kids looking for a way to really save some money to do the things i want to do later on is the perfect way for me to go about it.

[@EmpireStateExpress01]

I went through Amazon Career Choice to get my CDL, and I was the best decision I made. It even paid for my college as well too.

[@rageavictor8099]

Did same thing here bro, only in UK. There's nothing else I'd do

[@anthonyscott5484]

@@EmpireStateExpress01 they told me this month they'd get back to me on doing my DOT physical, long story short I'm just worried they won't reach back out to me to schedule that. Did they schedule yours almost right away or did you have to wait a bit

[@MxrMase1]

As a truck driver myself, im glad to see this video and all of the positive comments! They should of added a part about shippers/receivers! 😂

[@Gamingclutch1993]

Thank you low budget stories, I actually needed to see your video. It made me fell a type of joy I haven’t felt in years. That ending was beautiful. Again thanks

[@Silvertailzz]

Leaving the medical field to pursue trucking. My work at a nursing home where we get paid in scraps to wipe ass and get punched has drained me of all the passion I had for my career and I want to do something I will enjoy. I am not a people person and solitude is the most rewarding part of the day for me. I like to travel and driving has always been a nice time. I figure I could make it in the trucking world despite being a small woman.

[@rj9617]

Go for it! Ignore the negative talk. I've driven otr for 6 years now and I like it more every day. Seen all 48. I make decent money and I save almost all of it. I've seen plenty of small women driving big rigs. You'll be fine. Good luck! Keep me posted if possible. Peace

[@wodkdnwiwondsn]

why wouldnt you? that d be much more enjoyable

[@bigjohn7583]

Great job on this one! Really showed the rollercoaster of feelings that is the road, always wanting to get out of it but there’s nothing else I’d rather do. Keep the rubber side down drivers. 88

[@ComposedSage75]

This was great. The older guy Wojak met at the gas station was a nice addition to this story. He provided a new perspective on being a truck driver. Also, it’s a shame he was being cheated on by that harlot of a woman. It’s sad but great he got the wake up call he needed about what kind of person she is.

[@690_5]

That alarm gave me PTSD... It still beats local driving though, man. God, this video is just exactly what the life is like. This hurts so much. I'm going back to it in a bit after a 4 month Trade school break. To all the people considering driving, do it. At least for a year, and get out. You'll learn a lot about driving, yourself, your taste in music and podcasts, your patience. I sure missed the open road for those four months.

[@firstlast8258]

Gawd

[@adamus1995]

I was a truck driver for a year. And I don't surprised that young people give up on it. It is terrible job

[@cameronleventis7]

It’s good if you live in your truck and have 0 bills you can save a lot of money, it helped me get out of debt and save a lot but I’m never home to spend any of my hard earned money

[@zimman56]

I drove for 6 years, at first I loved the freedom, but as I realized that it meant I couldn't have connections or a family, it began to make me extremely depressed. Being a driver has taught me a lot, but one thing I don't regret about quitting, is that I make more money now being out of the industry than in it. I was always a company driver, but even though owner/ops can make a lot more money, they spend a LOT on maintenance. Now I work to sell truckers and mechanics parts at a dealership, and with how expensive their supplies are getting, it's no wonder the industry is hitting a big downturn lately. The industry is focused on getting rid of the driver, for better or for worse. It's no longer the glory days of being a lone wolf on the road, and driving for a company will only make you a modest wage. My advice? Keep your Class A CDL like I did for a rainy day, but get a "normal" job. When you've been through hell, a normal 9-5 job won't feel so bad, cuz at least you get to go home every day.

[@davidevideouni8808]

That "ciao" at the end surprised me. Blessings from Italy

[@dnkypnch7442]

I did OTR for about a year. It’s exciting at first but it does get kinda old and you’re hardly ever home. It’s tough if you have a family. But now I’m a propane delivery driver and it’s pretty great.

[@Kylewraps]

Hank Hill would be proud I tell ya h’what

[@heavybre]

I've had socially anxiety for most of my life. I'm a loner, but I've never felt lonely when I'm alone. Truck driving, like any other job, has it's pros and cons. But I'd rather be doing this than any other form of work. I did ten years in the military and although I'm proud to have served my country, being there made me realize how much I prefer to work by myself. They talk about robots replacing us truckers and I hope that never happens, especially during my lifetime. I guess I could work somewhere else that doesn't require much socializing, but it wouldn't compare to the joy of seeing a new place every day, listening to podcasts and audiobooks while driving, and having my own moving office. Anybody can be a trucker, but it's not for everybody. Thank you for reading this, peace and blessings, have a Prosperous day

[@firstlast8258]

Served the elite 🤓🖕

[@ChrisRedfieldsbloodline]

American roads are, on average, waaaaay too poorly maintained to replace drivers with AI.

[@atimewastersaccount5243]

1:17 My man's drive with the emergency breaks pulled 😂

[@davidmella1174]

Its called low budget for a reason 😂

[@Youtubeuser1aa]

Chad supported his profession and supported his wife

[@Longlivethedude]

Watching this in my truck now, pretty spot on I love trucking though and I don’t think it’s that boring or lonely. When it starts to feel like that I’ll get something local be home every night.

[@Kuzc0]

Respect to truck drivers. You guys are one of the more important cogs that make our clock work 🙏🙏🙏

[@sheridaedwards9690]

Btw your animations are great keep it up man

[@LowBudgetStories]

Thankyou!

[@joshuaryantrucking7396]

I'm an over the road trucker for 13 years now and I've lost many relationships and missed my daughter growing up.... I still love this job though!

[@Alpha-Scythe23]

Why do you love it though? What’s so special about trucking that you would give up seeing your own daughter grow?

[@sirshrulu3722]

@@Alpha-Scythe23it’s like asking a chef why he loves to cook. Some things are just your divine purpose God given.

[@Alpha-Scythe23]

@@sirshrulu3722 In theory I see that being plausable but in reality trucking companies don’t care about your divine purpose or your family just keep that truck running make me rich and shut up. No company is worth killing yourself or your relationships over.

[@Whereswoody36]

This was word for word accurate to where I am now lol Edit: only the first half thankfully lol

[@javierdejesusramos420]

I have been driving for 8 years now, and I have to say that the good thing about trucking is that you don't have to deal with coworkers and bosses to see their faces all day. I enjoy working alone, the only con side of trucking is the dispatchers and brokers the way they see us as numbers, that is inevitable.

[@aidengkholmes3]

I don't know how it works in the U.S., here in Italy every truck driver has a card that records driving hours and miles driven. Well, they are often forced to keep a magnet on the part of the truck that records trips so that it is always stationary, and they often have to use the cards of off-duty colleagues to double the mileage done and make more money for the company. The only advantage is that if you have your own company you make a lot of money, but if you are an employed truck driver, you will be exploited like a slave for little money. My uncle has been a truck driver for almost 40 years now, one of the things he told me is "never work as a trucker."

[@kinocorner976]

I’m laying down in my sleeper waiting for the customer at a Dick’s Sporting Goods to unload and this uploaded. Edit: God, this hits hard, I call my mom daily to let her know I’m doing fine. The early morning waking up still tired to do a pre-trip. I’ve been doing this for over a year, so wojak in a funny since is literally me 🤣. Most of the guys you meet that have been in the game forever are just tired. Most of the newer drivers, frankly are morons or don’t speak a lick of English. Also, it does ring true that most drivers don’t last a year, most go 6 months so the mega carrier they drive for has to cover trucking school cost. It’s a hard life. The pay is mediocre compared to that of the golden era. You get fat, you age faster, you deal with moronic drivers and customers. However, while there’s a lot of crap you have to deal with, nothing is more beautiful than listening to that diesel hum while you cross over the Rockies or the plains while the sun rises. The air is pure and fresh, and for a moment, you’re truly free.

[@epants8507]

I live in Ottawa Canada, I was there when the Trucker Convoy came in freezing temperatures and parked in front of Parliament Hill during Covid.... It was one of the best days of my life. I bought them coffee and donuts and tried to make them feel at home because they were being ostracized by our Government and by the corporate media. I have so much respect and appreciation for Truckers they don't get enough credit for the sacrifices they make. Thank You❤

[@Sam_splatter]

I’ve been driving for 14 years, luckily mostly local and home every night. These trucks are loud inside! You have to turn up the radio so high that your ears will fatigue when listening to music too long. Podcasts are a little easier on the ears. I did otr (over the road) for a short time and it’s tough. Not healthy sitting for extended amounts of time. Local deliveries allow you to be in and out of the truck all day. Not a bad gig

[@laylow9o965]

I’ve been OTR truck driver for 5 years. I love it, it ain’t for everybody I am single no kids I will die alone but wealthy 😂

[@firstlast8258]

Everybody is born and dies alone

[@jeroddd]

Telling family you won’t be there for Christmas or Thanksgiving is always a sting.

[@firstlast8258]

Speak for yourself