I'm Gonna Make Over $20,000,000 Gross This Year & I Remember Being So Broke With A Dream, Don't Quit

[@MuthaTrucker]

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[@dabassassin7109]

Why don’t talk to guys with tri axle dump trucks I just bought one I’m home everyday and I’m making plenty of money I’m about to buy another one and I’ve only been running since March prolly august September I’ll be buying another truck my goal is 15 tri axles with a broker license so I can run other guys under me there’s a shit ton of money in dump trucks all local work home everyday fuck going otr it’s not worth it my truck goes down I fix it myself and keep it out of shops that’s the biggest cost in trucking not knowing how to turn a wrench

[@robm2428]

@@dabassassin7109 I agree I'm not a owner operator yet but it's def a goal love being home everyday and here in NY it's seasonal it's def nice

[@robm2428]

@@dabassassin7109 I agree I'm not a owner operator yet but it's def a goal love being home everyday and here in NY it's seasonal it's def nice

[@SW-mv6fw]

@@dabassassin7109 what about lease op ? Is that worth it?

[@dabassassin7109]

@@SW-mv6fw I couldn’t tell you about that I just run for a huge construction company there literally 100 trucks short everyday I’m building a shop right now soon as it’s done I’m buying 6 trucks you don’t need to go otr you don’t need to broker through anybody just pick the up the phone man and call places i highly recommend dump trucks home everyday money’s great no elogs no gps no bullshit biggest tip I can give out is learn how to fix your own truck that’s the killer paying people to do shit for you

[@andrewwadel92]

People like this man are what makes trucking great! Old school, genuinely nice and humble but very business minded. 👍👍👍👍

[@jayk.2276]

With badass rigs!!

[@nickalan8586]

FOR Ow/Op.11k-16k$ solo,15k-25k $ team . dedicated lanes CA

[@silkroad1201]

Humble? The dude has a KZbin channel dedicated to bragging about how well he's doing. By all means good for him, I'm not hating, but he is not humble

[@Mansour-O-Killuminati]

Indeed Unfortunately there are many less humble people like him.

[@josephcox4319]

I've trucked 40 plus years and this interview by far was your best, love the way this man thinks and his drive, his humbleness is what keeps the good side of this industry going, this is a company that anyone would be proud to drive for, it's sad nobody wants to work as hard as this young man, the reward of hard work really does pay off in the end and he is living proof of this.

[@Rhino-ux7yf]

You know he’s a hard worker when he doesn’t even stop to do a interview

[@markjones5757]

Yeah wiping a rim while talking is really really really hard work.

[@sixteenttwonine9675]

@@markjones5757 that’s not what he meant. He could’ve been still and sitting down with the interviewer but he found something to do while doing the interview

[@markjones5757]

@@sixteenttwonine9675 I think you miss the point. Some of us can tell when someone is simply putting on a show. Some of us that are in a certain industry also knows bullshit when we hear and see it.

[@toddb3394]

@@markjones5757 Yes sir! It's crazy how gullible dumb truckers are.

[@KasumovMedia]

@@markjones5757 dude stfu he probably was up since 5/6am running his company and his family; and now he has 30 min to do something to peace out his soul lol like shine his rims. And he still did the interview while at it. Not everything is that shallow

[@MrIanLegend]

He’s a true inspiration to many of us aspiring to own a small fleet. The fact that he started from $15K to $20Ms is pure motivation.

[@beemerguy2160]

Trucking is a passion not a job. It’s a lot of hard work. If you’re looking @ just the 20M, keep your day job.

[@danyarrizhalov1828]

As a business owner, I would 100% work for this guy day and night! You don't find hardworking people like this all the time.

[@williewilson8244]

I love these stories, one like this cancels 1000 bad stories. Just restores hope in 🇺🇸

[@MrAgent007xkgb]

We all need to give this guy his flowers while we still have him! Men like this is what keeps the country strong and keep Trucking Alive!!! HARD WORK AND DEDICATION 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING!!!!

[@fakapikopikomardito980]

👏🏽👏🏽 real genuine person. Humble 💜

[@jmodz7392]

I love driving Man I been watching your channel before I became a cdl driver 3 years ago. Now that I have 3 years experience I finally bought my own semi it’s 2001 freightliner century with n14 cummins engine and a 13 speed cost me 10k I busted my ass saving for this spent all my money now just saving for some maintenance . I swear I’m gonna bust my ass even more after watching this video and it’s inspiring and motivational thank you I really needed this today one day I’ll be on top just like the rest of y’all.

[@nickalan8586]

FOR Ow/Op.11k-16k$ solo,15k-25k $ team . dedicated lanes CA

[@truckinon1871]

Inspired to give O/O another try. Welcome to the 13 speed family.

[@Millionaire21x]

I'm just curious, were you working for free?!! You said you've busted your ass for 10k 😂😂

[@jmodz7392]

@@Millionaire21x when you start as a cdl driver there’s not much company’s that will get me because I’m new I was making 900 or 1k a or up to a week 60 hours over and I had bills to pay and many other things I did a year over the road then went local soing local i had to start from the bottom getting paid like 21 an hour. If I have to explain to you how busting for 10k as a company driver then you havnt had it tough no need to explain lol I’m making a lot more now thank god. Relating on saving 10k just to buy a semi I meant working nights sometimes days. Trucking is not for the weak many people think it’s just driving 😂😂 jokes on them

[@jmodz7392]

@@truckinon1871 thank you don’t give up there’s up and downs to this

[@jayk.2276]

A good sign of a great driver. "I don't know about top driver, but I do the best I can."

[@carriesilvinaespinozavilla5177]

This gentleman has the humbleness and gumption to get the job done no matter what. This is the culture that made AMERICA GREAT!!!

[@countryboytrucker9536]

You're so right

[@godvibesonly7137]

When he said he started trucking in 92’, and probably before I was born in December of 92’ at that is crazy to me. Only been trucking for 6 years but boy do I have a way to go. Actually encouraging

[@techyin326]

My only question to you is that, is it worth going? I've been on and off on trucking since 2017, just want to believe that one day I can make that much money

[@godvibesonly7137]

@@techyin326 it’s absolutely worth it. It’s a valuable profession, especially if you get your credentials up. Some times you just have to “pay your dues” if you will. Depending on where your located might affect it as well. Don’t be afraid to hit the road for a short year or 2 to really come up. We’re talking the top 30-40% of earners in the US if you hurt the road. Get a truck and your in the top 10% damn near. Worry it for sure

[@chowder99100]

How much have u made so far from 6 years of trucking ? An estimated guess maybe

[@OneSvT]

@@chowder99100 if not owner op I'd hope no less than 420k gross.

[@Albertalorian]

I'm sensing a theme here, no emissions = success! lol. Old school Iron, with no BS.

[@sox8594]

Not in Cali

[@stamfam29]

Rhymes nicely

[@nickalan8586]

FOR Ow/Op.11k-16k$ solo,15k-25k $ team . dedicated lanes CA

[@juanram2596]

Hats off to this man . And also hard work does pays off but what pays even more off is taking advice from these old schoolers.

[@RealLegend1776]

GOD bless that man and his company.

[@bluecollartrader1791]

Hard work, Intensity of purpose, and a never quit attitude. THAT is the American spirit that produces the American Dream. Solid dude.

[@brandonanderson3034]

Really appreciated this interview I been trucking for five years so far 1st year o/o under someone else’s authority I been getting burnt out lately with being tired an dealing with equipment issues this video here inspiration to keep rolling keep on keeping on….FYI not all of us new guys are steering wheel holders but it is harder for us to learn when nobody is willing to help out anymore

[@ricjamlig1687]

ain't no trucker and not from there, Why is that nobody nowadays want to stop and help anymore as the ol Days? Is it the new generations of people, foreigners, language barrier, afraid of conscience , or just don't give a hoot?

[@charleskinlaw3485]

Pray on brother. About to make a career change and chase my dream of driving too soon. Pray there are still one of God's children out there.

[@igotloadz5812]

Stay at it man!!

[@greghandzel4811]

You know hes the real deal when hes polishing his rims while doing an interview respect boss 👏 🙌 👌

[@bush600r2]

Seems like a good guy. He's worked hard and deserves everything he's made for himself. Hard work does pay off!

[@SterlingWheel]

It's so great seeing people in the industry like this. Such an inspiration to step up my own game!

[@sarahalex2801]

Yes,I love big trucks lol

[@hassertshauling1223]

What a great interview. Homie was so humble.

[@l.a.mcneil4523]

My goal is to own 10 trucks. After watching this I want 10 more.

[@Excellence518]

Love all the interviews. Would continue to enjoy hearing more about how these 1%’ers have continued to scale their business profitably over time. That’s the goal 📈🙏

[@theadventurebiker]

I'm not a trucker but I absolutely loved this interview and this man's story. 👍👍👍

[@dioncherry9612]

I call this the Tom Brady effect. Think about how many QB'S who have come and gone during his tenure? The same with this guy. Imagine how many truckers have come and gone while this guy continued growing? The game within the game makes a difference.

[@zachdraper2]

Thank you for this, when he said you’ve ran 5 days a week and your tired, work harder I needed to hear that.

[@Mike__james]

More to life then working no ever wished they worked more when there dying.

[@zday407]

Great to hear people who have been able to build success in the trucking business from the ground up. I’ve said it a million times , trucking isn’t a get rich quick business. You have to live it love it and be a scholar of it for real success.

[@Giraves]

I mean. Compared to most other jobs u can get rich pretty Fkn quick in trucking.

[@gabrielzazueta2218]

Even when he’s doing an interview he’s doing something. That’s no surprise, that’s the mindset that probably got him there. And still humble enough to wipe his own wheels.

[@MC-vb5ee]

Sounds like a very genuine guy. Like to have a boss like that. Stay blessed sir 🙏

[@barryrainbird7515]

This guy is awesome and hasn't got a big head. He's worked hard to get were he's at, wish you all the luck in the world pal.

[@trmorr2830]

Wow what a humble man super inspiring thanks for this Mai and Mr Nelson

[@mohamedhalabi1568]

I love what you said Nelson, "not this guy". I hate office too. Wow!! My dad pass when I was just 4 yrs old n he was also 36... you're such an inspirational...

[@SawMan247]

Like I’ve said before there is no lack of money in the world just a lack of people wanting to go after it!!! Awesome sir!!!

[@bambinosto]

Problem is people act like trucking and other trades are some dark scary place and one must not go there.

[@Giraves]

@@bambinosto i mean they definitely can be. Many people make bad decisions with who they work for and end up in the hole

[@gcobisagqada5657]

I been following these trucker stories and now I'm dreaming of going to also start new life in the US so I can also become a trucker 1day. Keep it up guys..👌🇿🇦

[@kennylewis1026]

Very good come to nyc we need the help... buzz me

[@bobdavison3758]

@@kennylewis1026 NYC??? Isnt that where the ninja turtles from, the sewage??? And the big rat 🐀 master splinter? Truck drivers hate NYC. It should be bombed 💣 And rebuilt. Don't give the woman cruel advice 😤

[@atilucci20]

Im in trucking school now about to get my CDL license. Swift school is good when you get here check them out. And good luck

[@cmorichie7202]

@@atilucci20 Lol

[@Mansour-O-Killuminati]

@@atilucci20 swift lmao hell no

[@BB-oz8oc]

You don't complain about it you just go and do it. Great quote

[@LiveYourBestLife33]

This guy Nelson is very humble 👌👌👌

[@brk-thru4025]

"POWERFUL" NOTHING BUT BLESSINGS HERE SHOUT OUT 2 NELSON N THE CREW STAY UP THO BRAH

[@reneakelley5117]

Cool guy, glad you got the interview! Much respect to his hustle 🇺🇸

[@MAGA1440-s2m]

I hope you make more than $20million you deserved the heroes of the pandemic

[@a_wonn3135]

Amazing interview ! This dude deserves it all. Blessings brothers!

[@ICYPROFITS]

The market will always discipline the undisciplined or reveal the quitters.

[@Galactis1]

Give it 5 years, truck drivers will be gone.

[@YouTubeCensorsReality]

@@Galactis1 yup. Especially since they're trying to make Tesla semis that can drive themselves.

[@trujdvs]

I've been trucking 16 years and I am in complete agreement with these fellas. I don't blame the gentleman for wanting to service the customer direct and just build a great relationship with that company personally. Hey everybody wants great customer service but it does go both ways.

[@yeahj1js]

I'm impressed with him working on his truck while talking

[@vtwinpower1903]

Good for u YOUNG FELLA , I bought my son a mini excavator float n small dump for his new venture in cement finishing hrs after cutting the cheque for his DREAMS he said he didn't want the headaches after im out $75,000 dollars. NEVER AGAIN HES ON HIS OWN EVEN IF HIS FAMILY N HOUSE IS IN TROUBLE OF LOSING!

[@JayRiches]

Shame. Shame. SHAME! I, unfortunately, have a stepson like that. I saw the lack of care clear as day but the wife can't see past what she wants for him. 20k wasted for a yr at a "digital media highschool for gamers" because he got there and realized he couldn't manipulate the staff as he did his mom, so he flunked out...every single class. So glad it came from her stash and not mine.

[@kingmichaeln1]

I think for a lot of drivers they are afraid the hardest part about starting a business is buying your first truck.

[@maktoobyt2009]

True, coz you buy one with the only money you have and it breaks down, that’s the hard part. But I think fear is worse.

[@kingmichaeln1]

@@maktoobyt2009 my first month I made $15,000 so I wasn’t thinking about repairs no more lol

[@maktoobyt2009]

@@kingmichaeln1 yep when you have it running for a month, you don’t have worry about repairs. Good job man. And how much you bought it for?

[@kingmichaeln1]

@@maktoobyt2009 $40,000

[@user-de8xc3tf1g]

@@kingmichaeln1 how did u make 15K can u explain a little more please

[@killshot6053]

Have to say this man is inspiring to someone that's owner operator my self been trucking for 11years now and alot younger then most that are. But thanks for content man very inspiring stuff

[@woolymammothproductions5162]

teach the youths some integrity and morals i love that

[@CRAYCRAY3592]

“Whenever your tired, you need to work more” *deep*

[@vonnieboski5275]

I’m 26 years old and I’m starting my journey in January 🚛🚚

[@kevindelgado1335]

How’s it going Vonnie

[@waynewalker8141]

Excellent interview ! We need more company owners like Nelson

[@annukun7318]

Hello there i just got my 20th truck this is very motivating congrats to mr nelson for acheiving big success!

[@prettyladie8327]

He’s absolutely amazing…Beautiful truck

[@dboyd1124]

Awesome trucks….thanks to all you truckers stay safe!!!

[@haynes1776]

In my past 2 trucking jobs I had not made anywhere close to making $20,000 or more. This time I hope to find a good company and believe me, I'll be working my butt off.

[@blackhawks1870]

You got a cdl and your haven’t made 20k?

[@haynes1776]

@@blackhawks1870 Unfortunately, no. I was at Werner for 7 months and droved for LCT transportation for over 2 years and I didn't make close to over 20,000. A joke.

[@iceman5957]

@@haynes1776 how is that even possible?? What were cents per mile

[@ac-ir9gs]

@@haynes1776 what? I own a truck and after expenses I make $16k a month.

[@haynes1776]

@@ac-ir9gs I was at Werner for 7 months and didn't really make a decent check weekly. When I was at LCT transportation for over two years, I did not make the yearly amount I was expecting. I didn't run enough miles a week. Not even close to 3000 miles a week. That really suck for me. I never refuse a load that was assigned to me. I hope next company I drive for will a good one.

[@Drew.Joseph]

I appreciate what you do, Alex. Thank you.

[@DavidTorres-xp1vs]

No matter what year the truck is as long u take care of it. It looks awesome 👏🏽. Love, sweat ingredients to a good life. 😎🤟🏽💯💯

[@TheRoadhammer379]

Yeah it does matter, do you have any idea what the cost is for the "hot box" on the freightliner trucks, you know, the emissions bullshit? 35k dollars! Once the truck is out of warranty, how many guys do you think can afford to absorb the cost?

[@Tyler-xe1es]

Yeah anything pre 2007. After = Trash

[@daniels3318]

I’m doing this but with rental properties. Either way on the road to riches loving what we do! Peace and prosperity

[@elfuturo8147]

Keep going brother, you’re already on your way to success, im 24 about to get my CDL, i want to learn about Trucking business, if you could teach me some stuff I would e honored

[@mambalight9821]

@@elfuturo8147 what would you like to learn?

[@ceejcollections716]

This video was awesome. I hope to own my own truck one day. Until this respect to all thee drivers putting in that work and sacrifice to make a living. God bless

[@Patriotoneable]

100% Correct, running trucks requires waking up everyday and strapping those boots on. Help others when you can and do good by others to build that network. It never stops and there’s always a lot of work to do….

[@waynejohnson3714]

It's not about the money it's about leaving his mark here on earth..a legacy.

[@nighthiker8872]

This guy is honest.

[@UnwanaUdoh]

Never quit...

[@tazman2868]

Good for him , not that many guys in the business that take pride in trucking. I bet he is not doing cheap freight!!!!

[@4starnekoda]

My sister(Sasha) and I just redid a front end on a 379 1992 its sharp...God bless all in the life

[@c7adventures376]

What power plant are you running??

[@allenrodriguez7387]

I seen videos about truckers saying theirs gonna be a great slow down because the deisel fuel is about to become ten dollars a gallon I don't know allot about truckers but what I do know is they are the backbone of America in my opinion everything we get to use everyday to use wouldn't be possible without them everything comes to our stores through them and that definitely has my respect

[@johnrobs7556]

I read these comments you can’t believe everything you hear you just can’t .....everyone wants to go super big stay small there’s some smalls guys out there getting it ......sounds very genuine In my experience people lie in this business constantly

[@fearless7424]

Nice that one hard working man👍

[@igotloadz5812]

Yeeeaaahhhh!!! Love the video man!! I'm from Wisconsin and am inspired by this guy's journey!! Amazing

[@michaeltillotson7044]

Another great video buddy. I like these interviews. Especially with dudes like this. You know we all have crosses to bear at some point in life. God knows it's tuff to talk about. Great to hear a guy like this open up and talk about some of those sensitive topics gives other people going through crap inspiration. God bless and keep on trucking.

[@andrewjackson2806]

Alex..I respect you so much..you keep me motivated...keep doing it bro 👍👍👍

[@oscarwilderEspinoza]

Am old school over the road bus driver ., I resonate what he said about stopping am helping out .. still if I see kids on the car broken down I stop no matter what ..

[@petebart147]

I drove a 2001 black cherry 379 for years that one down the line is gorgeous

[@rogerg0834]

"If they have to get a load to China I'll get it there"...this is the mindset that = success! Can-Do attitude.👍

[@artman6976]

Awesome interview....Awesome guy!! That's the American Dream done right!!!

[@dewmontain123]

ATTENTION ALL TRUCKERS This means that from now on i dont want to hear truckers complain that there is no money in trucking. If this man can make good money so can you.

[@hollydawnhewlett9255]

Thank you for being real and honest!

[@MustangDesudiroz]

This is my life goal build a trucking empire than i can pass to generations and inspire more to be truckers

[@shawnjordan3330]

America does not move without you sir, carry on with your proud self. God bless.

[@horizonhopeharlow]

Best trucking channel! Respect. God Bless

[@kelty2424]

Ya had me til "it's not about the money.. If i won the lottery I'd still be working." Nah, fuck that 😆

[@robertoavitia6304]

This gives me hope. I’m 24, new into trucking and eager to one day get to this level. Thank you!

[@jesusmendoza7615]

Same bro I’m 21 and I’m a few months in and I hope to be at that level one day

[@owenbrunet1279]

don't hope, put the time in, a lot of time in and you'll get there if ya want it bad.

[@francisco6969]

If you want bad enough, you’ll work hard to get it and succeed.

[@M4chozi]

Is hard for me to believe sometimes, when people say I used to be broke but I'm rich now

[@yaboyghe]

Believe it 💯 I’m in the well off stage trying to get rich

[@jamesbrown-ln2vq]

Hopefully the fuel prices didn't kill this man's business

[@D20jackson]

Thank you for your content Alex this channel keeps me motivated

[@GENESISR_RRANCH]

Some good music sitting there good luck and be safe on the road to all

[@portcity8589]

So inspiring to see bro!💪🏽 Me and my family are about to get into this business 💪🏽💪🏽

[@finesser2556]

My family has owned 2 trucking companies and still own one as of today, my gram stays at home and dispatches out of the office, my dad and pap drive, I just turned 21 so I will get my cdl here soon aswell! Been a lot of good years, a lot of bad years. Obama ruined us and a lot of other companies, somehow we survived but it’s slowly dying trying to get people to haul freight

[@Finishthejob4]

@finesser stfu kid, just live

[@californiadreaming9216]

@@finesser2556 hi. Your words about O Bummer have not fallen on blind eyes. Sad fact: socialists don't build industries, they destroy them. But, in the words of Rush Limbaugh: " They CANNOT destroy the American dream because it is much bigger than them. Be safe. Cheers.

[@davidtoledo2323]

Love trucking, been a company driver for 5 years another 2 years OTR team for UPS. I take my craft serious, safe/knowledgeable driver. Just realized, Love what I do, good at what I do, I've made other people tons of 💰... now I need to go into business for myself! So now I'm looking into buying my own truck and being my own boss. So, I'm putting this post out on this Good trucker channel hoping to get some feedback from some fellow truckers. Be Safe!

[@kevindelgado1335]

Step one get your mc dot number and authority step 2 watch plenty of videos of how to get your own loads how to put away for expenses etc step 3 get the truck n get to rolling

[@davidtoledo2323]

@@kevindelgado1335 Thanks for the info!

[@kevindelgado1335]

@@davidtoledo2323 don’t quote me tho Dave I’m barely starting my journey to otr I say that because I’ve heard that in order to have a authority you need to have a truck with the Vin number but I’ve also watched a video of a guy that use the Vin number through a rental truck that he rented through Penske and he was able to get his authority with that Vin number

[@tonythecarfreak]

I don't appreciate him bad mouthing foreign truck drivers cuz at the end of the day we're all out there trying to make a living regardless of where everyone is from

[@binog8952]

I'm in cdl school right now and I can believe what he is saying 4 foreign student came in my class and none of them can test out in the manuals because the can't understand when given directions and can't communicate another 4 from the class before have each failed the test 3 times with just the maneuver portion of the test because they either don't list or don't understand I can only imagine how they will be on their on if they do get on the road

[@joedementia2479]

most foreign drivers are ignorant to the game,,they bring their shitty ways with them,,so if that offends you,,go back home,,nobody cares about your feelings..

[@jamnben278]

Hey Mutha Truckers, after watching The Asian Mai Show for over 2 years I am scheduled to start school to get my CLP and CDLA starting Monday. My goal is to be an owner/ operator out of Loveland, CO after getting some local experience. Any advice or references welcome.

[@brianwillis8447]

Stop believing the things you see on this channel.

[@joeishere500]

Sounds like you got your plan all set ....

[@TheRoadhammer379]

Get experience, make sure you really enjoy being away from friends and family for weeks, make sure you can support yourself on a mediocre few hundred dollars paycheck and most of all, make sure you can endure being treated like a piece of meat for the first year or two. Truth is, you will probably end up with a mega carrier for the experience, and you will be broke and treated like a piece of shit until you find a good gig. Tens of thousands of new and seasoned owner ops go broke and out of business within the first 2 years of business, that's reality not what you see on this channel. For every success story on this channel, there's a thousand guys who lost their trucks, their wives, their kids, their homes and their dignity. Welcome to the real world of trucking. Live like a king one year, and possibly on welfare the next year. 2018 we are getting 5 and 6 dollars a mile, do we buy another truck or two? 2019, the rates are 3 bucks a mile, can you still afford the trucks you purchased the year before, and still feed your family? Be smart, get experience, you can make damn good money on one truck, even after tax, if you are smart. I have 3 trucks, on track to gross at minimum, 450k per truck. That's 1.3 million dollars this year BEFORE fuel, ifta, insurance, wages, maintenance, etc. My trucks are all paid off, trailers are paid, but fuel will be 60k or more per truck, driver wages will be 270k or more, 8 drive tires will cost 4800,and on and on but I will still live good and so will my wife and kids. So, get experience, be intelligent, be motivated and don't get greedy. Watch the rates, get good customers, build good broker relationships etc and you'll be successful.

[@yo9758]

Get a local jig then after 2 year get into tanker and call it a day but gotta have a clean record and that’s hard to do in Colorado with those drivers I work for adams out of Sidney there a good company

[@paul.1687]

@@brianwillis8447 what’s that suppose to mean ?

[@Abdur_Rahman_S.]

2:11 he makes good use of those Pilot/ Flying J towels 😂😂😂

[@coltonhughes4925]

Why does cleaning and life philosophy content make the best videos 😂👍🏽

[@jamesjenkins7825]

1.63 million miles holy shit. Just goes to show these things will last if you take care of them.

[@qthemusiq6641]

Hey man been watching you Asia main for bout to a 1 year and I went to school to get my CDL and I had to drop out cause of funds and it took me 2 months to get back at first I was very discourage but now I fought my way back up and now I'm starting school next month on the first I appreciate you man foreal you inspired me to be a trucker I'll keep watching your channel forever one love man I hope you have a blessed day!!!💯💯💯

[@joeishere500]

Man there's options ,,,, mist schools will finance the cost . Or sign with a truck company that will cover the cost but you have to drive with them for 1 year. I did the 1st option....

[@MuthaTrucker]

Wishing you the best!!!! 🙌

[@mr.charley1507]

Awesome business owner, Awesome video!!

[@truckinfam2207]

Great pictures. I never broadcast what’s under the hood. I let them find out the hard way. Ten-4. Keep on Truck’in

[@pep5772]

He started driving at 15 ...............a dually! Let's start the show!!

[@truckergal]

Gosh, those trucks are beautiful! I strive for this kind of knowledge 🙏

[@ricardoalvarez2800]

I love that truck older ones are better in my opinion if you can fix them. Chrome wheels are hot on that trailer….. I’m going to look for an older truck like this guy……it’s cool 😎.

[@marcusmitchell3474]

I LOVE the way he thinks...

[@mitchell7256]

I love the slow truckers. It's the fast ones I don't like. 15 over the limit in the country is one thing but in the city going 80 is just dangerous. Slow down if you're a trucker.