What Happened To My Job? Did I Quit? Did I Get Fired? Why am I not working for the same company?

Lots of you have been asking what happened to my job at Pellco Construction. Well here it is, its not that exciting, I quit to start my own business. Starting a trucking company is something I have been dreaming of for years. Now I'm actually doing it!
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[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

How do I keep my long work days entertaining? I love listening to books. Here is the app that I use. amzn.to/3FG78gy

[@nathanholmes9259]

You r pretty

[@charlesh3950]

I ❤️ that Beyond dirt. 👍

[@richarddavis9895]

We used green lights in the army to preserve night vision. A lot of our maps weren’t red light readable either.

[@oby-1607]

A big step. As an owner/operator myself, taking that step is kind of like stepping out into the dark. Maybe there is firm ground out there and maybe not. Sounds like you are contracting out to Pellco and that is a good way to start with familiar and friendly people. I wish you all the luck out there. Do scheduled oil sampling on all the pieces needed such as the engine, trans, and rear ends. The only name I put on my door is my name, all the other titles are on a plate hanging behind the door. Good luck again.

[@danielpolcyn5181]

Young lady as a owner operator of a semi my self for 29 yes I'm very proud of you in what you have accomplished in owning your own business... May you be blessed in going forward in your adventure...

[@jimsmith9931]

Thanks for sharing your story. I know you think the story is not interesting but it helps your dedicated viewers know what’s going on. Excited to follow you on your life adventure. Congratulations on your dreams coming true!

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thank you so much!

[@triplegt6]

Congratulations, and best of luck with your new endeavor. As a driver for 41 years, (28 hauling cars) I know how erratic the trucking industry can be! Sometimes it’s more profitable as a company driver, than actually owning a truck. Being an owner operator has certain benefits, but sometimes most of the profits go back into the truck. It’s just the reality of being an owner. A lot more responsibility! We say in the business, “ If you own a truck, you never have a day off ! My professional advice, Determine a good salary for your personal well being, and keep the rest in the business!!! That way you build and grow the company, while keeping your head above water, and having excess for any contingencies. You are smart, experienced, and hard working. You will do fine! Be patient and give it time ! Stay diligent! Gods blessings upon you and your family !!!

[@daneblackburn613]

I pay myself a salary to a point. Only thing I would say is make it a point to have at least 20 thousand in the bank before you treat yourself to anything.

[@frankswain9483]

@@daneblackburn613 VERY GOOD ADVICE, Dane!!! Stuff happens, and when it does you need cash to pay for the fix at the same time that income stops while you wait for parts & labor. Both are very expensive. And the truck payment goes on including insurance, taxes, etc.

[@grahamjones4888]

Over here in the UK, for a national (UK) and International (Europe and beyond) heavy goods (over 3.5ton Gross vehicle weight) operators license, by law you have to have at any one time a minimum of £8k for the first vehicle and £4450 for every subsequent vehicle after that IN THE BANK. To me that is like skating on thin ice if something goes wrong.

[@holmes1956O]

TripleGTyou are so right. I was an o/o for 40 yrs 16hrs a day 7 days a week. If not driving repairing. My truck was my misstress. I never married didnt have the time. My kenworth is paid for and sits in the shop hoping the industry will turn around so you can make a descent profit. I dont see it happening.

[@daneblackburn613]

I know the hours I run a farm pick up milk wagon

[@davereynolds6145]

Thanks for telling your story on this! So nice that there was no drama, maybe Pellco will throw some work your way? They already know you're an honest dedicated person, so cool you have the opportunity to do this! Good luck!

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Yeah I’m sure they will have some work for me later on.

[@johanblignaut1156]

Huge respect for your former employer. It really takes a great man to appreciate an employee for thanking you for the time you gave to his company. Big big compliment for you and a great testimony of who you are, to leave your job this way. Best of wishes for 2022. Hope your company will grow from strength to strength !!!!!

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thank you!

[@friendlypiranha774]

Johan Blignaut - I had a boss like that once. It was an absolute pleasure working for him. These days, unfortunately, most bosses are an absolute nightmare.

[@johanblignaut1156]

@@friendlypiranha774 unfortunately money and power has taken over mostly. Three things only matters, what I have, where I live and what I drive has become the norm to measure success. What happened to love, understanding, kindness, compassion? I always strive to leave the later. What footprint do we leave in the lives of others. Is it a scare or is it a blessing. People can make you or break you. The kindness one shows to others can make a world of difference to them. A big thanks to all uplifting employers.

[@bobcarlson3905]

Dauminique, my very best wishes to you and your husband in your new venture with your own dump truck. You do an excellent job as a truck driver and dump operator. You'll do an even better job as the truck owner. I hope that Pellco and other good companies will provide you with opportunities. Keep on doing the first rate job explaining your topic. Your vocabulary and thorough explanations are a real treat in a world of people with poor language skills.

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Haha I really appreciate that. I’ve never really thought of myself as being very good with words.

[@nikostosniklaas7500]

@@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver Well, English being not my first and home language, I also thought from watching your videos you speak so well and calculated. And all I can say is being the start of a new year as well my wishes for you, your husband and family that this is the start of a new dawn for you all. Good luck and Gods Richest blessings to you and your family. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@bobcatii50]

you know we are all behind you 100%. B est of luck I know you will do great. One thing though I didn't know your husband was a driver I thought he was just a mechanic, but that is awesome a back up driver and a mechanic there is no way you can lose! Again best of luck not that you need it, you have the means and drive to make this work. Keep the videos coming I love them!!

[@marklacombe2671]

I use red lights in cab. I work a lot at night and it helps not stress your eyes and retain your night sight. Also just enough light to do paperwork/find something without blinding the hell out of yourself.

[@toddrabideau5576]

Best of luck to you and your husband D! Exciting. Also, I’m sure this will be GREAT for your channel here as a bonus. Life sure has changed for you in the past year or so that I’ve been watching. 👍

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thank you so much!

[@cuttnhorse2013]

Congratulations, on your new venture! About your lights, as a retired pilot, most of the lights in the planes were red with dimmers. For night adjustment for your eyes so you can see better at night.

[@stevewurtz1166]

Keep GOD above all things and everything will work out just fine.

[@fitch8363]

Excellent video tying up loose ends. Really looking forward to the first video of you earning your way forward in your own truck. Drive safe and enjoy being your own boss.

[@gwpsr58]

Ah, at about 13:20 you answered a question I was going to ask - Great that Pellco values you, and that you left on great terms. I'm sure they'll sub to you as often as they can because you're a known value.

[@elainemiller266]

Enjoy the journey..one Life that's it..plenty of truck's and other material bullshit that eventually ends up in the Dump truck 🚒 and landfill any whooo. keep rocking and rolling, God be with you and hubby Too 👍

[@paparog6433]

To keep from digging out your dog house and your box. Have your husband take the truck into the shop and W E l d, 2 pieces of metal to the left side and to the right,side of your dog house at a 45° angle from the. Bottom of the box about a quarter of the way up on the doghouse. That way, it will keep the doghouse from the dirt sticking to the corners of it so from the bottom of your box to a quarter of a foot up on your dog house world, a piece of metal on both sides, so the dirt will not stick in the corners and you do not have to worry. About shoveling it out so much better, donut, thank you.

[@craigmccue2841]

Becoming an O/O is a huge and very expensive step as you know. Way to go to be driven for what you want to do. I've heard the best way to bankrupt a millionaire is to buy a truck. I believe that could be true for someone with no experience in the industry and no business knowledge but not the majority and not you! I believe you will be very successful!

[@tswr51]

For pete’s sake, spit it out! I couldn’t finish the video, way too slow telling simple story. Uggg

[@MyTractorGuy]

Awesome! We just bit the bullet and went out fulltime on our own this year. It's inspirational to hear others share their story and I look forward to seeing your continued success!

[@michaelatoz580]

The colored light in a truck is for eye fatigue in the dark. Police and Fire use red light inside the vehicle. And when firemen alarm goes when they are sleeping the lights turn on red so they can adjust easier when getting dressed heading to the rig.

[@kingsley2565]

D, is working / living in AZ out of the question? We loved to have you and family here.

[@peted2770]

Congrats on having the courage to do your own thing. A couple tips that I've learned being self-employed. Keep your business and personal finances separated, no exceptions, pay yourself a salary. Your numbers may be different but always have a minimum of 30k on hand to cover your personal life. The same goes for the business but usually, the business will need a higher emergency fund on hand at all times. Learn how to say "No", in the beginning, you will take anything that comes your way but beware that you can end up married to bad contracts. And finally one of the greatest pieces of advice that was given to me but took way too long to learn, Don't jump through hoops for a hundred dollars.

[@DJDOUBLE077]

Couldn't have said it any better

[@dodirty28]

I started my own dump truck business and I did all the things you said not to do and it almost put my company down so I 100% agree

[@omarseera9960]

I'm in same spot just like you , but the difference between you & me I'm still working my regular job at USPS ( 8 years ) . I love to follow my dream, but I'm not strong enough to decide ( To be or not to be ) .. thanks & glad to see you again ....good luck

[@freedomrider30]

You get out of life what you put in. Liked you from the start and now look at ya! Good on ya guys!!! Thats how you start a new year! Love the name and colors!!! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@REDMAN298]

That`s a great attitude. Why is that no good deed goes unpunished? That`s the way it is sometimes. I don`t dwell onit but it sure is a factor and I hate kicking myself in the ass. bwahaha

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thank you!

[@garycecil9561]

Airplanes and locomotives use red lights for a well documented reason.

[@pisom4314]

you are going to do great in 2022!!! we all have faith in you;-) its a big jump into the self employee/ownership BUT you have a great work ethic & will be fine!!! yes the week of Christmas & new years is VERY SLOW.... iv been in the family business since i was a kid, i have started taking that week for a vacation & to spend time with the family!! thanks for sharing & be safe!!!

[@joshmiller8663]

Well Congrats on your new truck and the start of your business and hopefully it does great.

[@todd727300]

Need to change the channel to Dauminique The Dump Truck Owner

[@piglet577]

Good Job I too decided to upgrade myself to do better and became a Hoisting Engineer for mobile and tower cranes and also obtained a certificate of qualification as a tractor trailer commercial driver in 2017. That came 10 years after I got my truck licence in 2007. LOL. Man how time goes by.

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thank you

[@Roadglide-ou2qe]

That's exactly how I started my business well kind of...... I ran a tri axle hauling company for years than decided like you did to quit, to start a business and make a better life for your self. So I did, I know the stress worry and struggle at first opening a business, but stay with it and don't take no for an answer in life and you'll get where you want to be. Congratulations and good luck. Love the t800 very nice. Did u make your husband polish the body.??...... lol smart hide in the office. Just subscribed also.

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Haha no I didn’t. He just did the kick plates below the doors.

[@saltydog3714]

Congratulations Dominique! I had a feeling that driving was deeply trenched in your blood and not office work. Your sincerity and work ethics will lead you down the road to success. It’s always hard to go out on the limb and leave your comfort zone but I am sure you will persevere and succeed. Doug Baird.

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thank you!

[@mussieTil]

Congrats on your move. I don’t know if you know but, if you leased on to the company you work for, you didn’t need to pay tax on the truck purchase. In PA if you have are registered with PA utility commission. Then you are tax exempt.

[@sabrom]

Thanks for sharing Dauminique, atlleast you're local and not long haul so that definetly will help with the bills being payed on time you got this.

[@DigginLife21]

🔥🔥🔥 YOU’RE GONNA DO GREAT!!! Can’t wait to see you and your family business grow💪💪💪

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thank you!

[@rickthrelkeld9694]

I support your decision 100% And I think you'll do quite well on your own God bless you don't give up we love your show and your truck looks very sharp nice find

[@shawngleason1345]

The intended purpose of the colored interior lights was to help keep the drivers eyeballs from getting completely dilated if turned on while driving.

[@scuddrunner1]

As an ex union carpenter in Washington State who like you started my own business get a CPA to do your books. The DOR will come after you at some point, not a bookkeeper a CPA. You have a ton of write offs a bookkeeper will never find. Like you the union was going to keep me at a sub average level. I wanted a million dollars in the bank, house paid off and nice cars paid off and I did it. Working for yourself you can work as many hours as you want and the money is all yours. I see you have vinyl windows. Spray pledge furniture polish in the tracks, top and bottom and the slider will slide super easy. :-) Good luck with the business!

[@TheWorkinMan59]

Your story is exciting because it’s “your story”. Thanks for sharing. Congrats and best of luck. I took the leap of being self employed a year and half ago so I can relate to the challenges.

[@DeltaCo7175]

when i started my trucking biz many years ago i put it out there anywhere i could that would bring me some income . I dont know what your area is like but where i am the state and towns hire out for snowplowing and removal , its blood money but helps take the edge off of any expenditures and will bring up the bank account a little . It can be tough on the truck being exposed to salt and the elements so as soon as i got ahead of my bills i quit doing it .

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

We don’t have any snow🤷🏻‍♀️

[@trucker85d47]

Wish you the best of luck with the new self employment with the truck I work for a owner operator for years till he passed away last year was lots of fun be safe out there 👍👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thank you!

[@docholliday6338]

You could put your name on the door in calligraphy print. Nice story to share that you left on good terms.

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thank you!

[@alan4657]

I am excited to for you! And I am looking forward to all the new content from you! If I see ya on the road I'll make sure to wave at ya!

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thanks

[@northmanlogging2769]

well, I'm excited for ya, its hard to leave a good job, but being self employed has been pretty skookum, though the bills and break downs can be daunting, its still better then working for even a good boss... especially if you've had the fun of having some really S'y bosses. pretty sure you don't need the gvw anymore, just the DOT# and a business name. at least thats all I see on newer trucks, and all I've been putting on mine.

[@robertandreoli9764]

On to bigger and better things good luck and hammer down 👍

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thank you!

[@psg6314]

I really hope you succeed in your business not many are thinking about starting there on business good luck with your start up have a great new year

[@alanbare8319]

I wish you and your husband well in this new adventure! I think starting a new business is a good move. Nice to hear that will be able to get some work form your old employer. Sounds like a great company to work with.

[@maxpuppy96]

It's better to try and fail then it is to never try at all.

[@wbball15]

DTDTD, appreciate that you're always looking to better yourself. We have company name and DOT # on doors. Gross weight and NET load weight on box/ trailer (we pull side dump trailers)

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thanks for the input! I appreciate it.

[@jdbrown3695]

It takes courage to cut the line from being a company employee to the owner of your own company & rig. Hang in there and good luck!

[@garycecil9561]

A great video, thanks for the update.

[@ld5954]

Congratulations and good luck with your new business!👍

[@OldBoldGuy]

All that is interesting, but why the secrecy on how much you paid for the truck? As a owner operator, is it by the hour or by the ton, what's the rate structure? The actual nuts and bolts are what I'm curious about, in comparison to the market that I do business in :) PS: Did you look for trucks coming out of California, anything older than about 2012 had to be sold out of State, I dumped a 2000 T800 in good shape and only got $10,000.00 for it in Yuma AZ:(

[@rightsideofthegrass8114]

Monetary matters are hers. They are nobody else's business, regardless of "what I'm curious about." I applaud her for keeping it private. Otherwise, this thread would degenerate quickly into "woulda', shoulda', etc." I follow some farming channels and statistics like count of acres, herd counts, yield markers, price points, etc, ... never are shared. This is the right way. Enjoy the trucking content - she owes nobody anything else. (spoken from experience with my own business for 26 years).

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

I didn’t look at trucks from California because they don’t run the kind of truck I was looking for. I’m not being secretive about how much I spent, I just don’t like talking about money. Haha

[@terryperrott9913]

The way it all came together was a '' Blessing'' he's got a plan for you. Thats so cool for the guy at pellco to say that . Im in AZ & drive end dump & lowboy for a local underground wet utilities company for home developments. We are bussy more than the PNW because of the dry winter weather, last year I only had like a total of 5 days off , do too the monsoon season.

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

We rarely have days off here. Only when it snows.

[@terryperrott9913]

@@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver nice....

[@johnfellows2867]

So glad your'e back driving again ! Look forward to your new adventures Niki !!

[@scottmiller9796]

Thanks for covering this. You had me wondering. I'm sure it is a little nerve wracking. With your work ethic and passion I believe you will do great.!! Looking forward to ßeeing you succeed in your new adventure. Thanks for your time keeping us posted.

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thank you!

[@leslieloughnan1461]

Thankyou for sharing your story. That’s good you are still going to work with your old company but under your terms. The green lights are for night vision. It’s easier on the eyes.

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thanks!

[@troublemakingpups5787]

Cool...good luck! You will do fine. 🙂🐶

[@davidhostetler2769]

We have a shortage of drivers in northern Indiana . There are companies that had like 10 trucks park because of not having drivers .

[@karagregory69]

I heard green lights wont ruin night vision. Wonder if the green lights was so can turn on a light to see in the cab but not ruin night vision.

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

They also won’t light up the cab enough to see your paperwork. Lol I highly doubt they were for seeing anything. I think it’s just to look cool.

[@countrymankdx200]

Green and red lights do not dilate your eyes as much as white light so it’s better at night so your not blind for a few seconds after you turn them off in the dark

[@vinniegillotti9347]

It truly is hard to find a good company out there that you actually look forward to going to work for like you said not dreading what’s going to happen next when did I hear correctly that you’re actually going to lease your truck and trailer to working for them if so that’s fantastic

[@hrkm-tv]

never never stop, think alternatives?, keep going, keep going,keep going

[@sudd2685]

Really admire you guys, all the luck in the world, with your work ethic you guys will do fine, thank you for your videos.

[@larryclark6212]

Wishing you well!! 🌹

[@curtistucker8514]

I will put my numbers on the bed of the truck

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

That is an option

[@ryanbraun3500]

If I was you I would change all the lights to LEDs

[@jamesdevole2317]

If you know that it gets slow, y didn't y wait to leave your other job?

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Because I have to be available to drive the truck when I get the call for work. I couldn’t work my job and then tell people who call me to work my truck that I have to put my 2 weeks in at my job, they wouldn’t call me again.

[@sisutrucks]

We have 25% sales tax, so much fun when buying new stuff 😅 Most people lease equipment so don't have to deal with it, but I'm old school. Truck prices went up about 20% in a year. And year and a half delivery time at the moment. Fuel went up 30% also, getting down right stupid.

[@stevewurtz1166]

Good Luck with your new adventure I love to encourage people that start there own company. America way! Good Luck Again!

[@fredbeor2299]

support comes for friends and family and also from God's so always remember who you can depend on

[@georgewilson1184]

I see you did change the color

[@Saskue78]

So cool although was it hard to leave the job you loved though? Also it sounds like they might have work for you with you in your own truck which is cool to. If anyone can make make it work you can. The green cab interior lights was wired. I know having coloured lights on say the on the cab back wall was a thing but never seen the lights you would use to read paper work check a map when it is dark to be coloured though. Stay awesome and have a good week. 🙂🙂

[@garycecil9561]

BEYOND DIRT - I LIKE YOUR NAME

[@joshbutterfass5251]

Just make sure it’s on the truck where the dot officer will see it because if they don’t see it they’ll ticket you for not having one

[@chrisbeall9098]

I don't know squat about dump trucking as I live in Italy and independent trucking is not so common a thing here. Having watched a lot of your videos, I dare say you'll do well in this new adventure. Wishing you well and looking forward to your progress.

[@planeanddirtsimple]

Nice story. I hope all goes well with the new truck. Could the green lights in the cab possibly be for night vision? I am a pilot(construction work as second job) and we use green or red at night instead of white to help keep our night vision.

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

I'm gonna guess its what he thought was cool. I could be wrong though.

[@jerryschrode2125]

I’ve had my class A for 4 years. Absolutely love driving but was wanting to find something home daily. Is driving a dump much different then a 53ft van?

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Yeah it’s a lot different. The work can be a lot more demanding and physical.

[@TimS366]

Always nice when you leave on good terms, it is a reflection on you as a person and a business. Good luck and enjoy your freedom!

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thank you!

[@kennethpwhritenour2701]

Go where your heart leads you,the lord above with you.🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@shanemcdonald4956]

I wish you the best.

[@bubbaj4213]

Thanks for sharing. It’s so good to see you move forward with your aspirations!!

[@Petebootyfudge5312]

Our company has trucks with red and regular lights. I think its so people other than the driver can turn the lights on at night and see what theyre doing, while not bothering the driver

[@bradf1467]

Looks like you got the green light to your new adventures.

[@colbertlogisticsllc7850]

Green lights mean green money.💰💰💰

[@petersack5074]

Wow. Perhaps, you should use the 'youtube' time, to further your business. WHO CARES, about some useless video. GET ON WITH MAKING THOSE PAYMENTS, an endless money-pit, is a modern truck, WHEN THINGS GO WRONG. It will cost you alot of $$$, to repair computer problems. i know, i had 2 of these large trucks. IT TAKES 24/7 ALL YEAR long, to 'own' a modern truck, with the pay rates of companies, THESE DAYS. If it's not tires, or brakes, its other expenses, like DIESEL FUEL.

[@lonnieclark473]

I've been o/o for almost 30 years. I'm leased to a well known company. Been with them 26 years. I have 379 pete and two double drop extendable trailers. Been some rough times but some good times. Just be willing to work hard. Do whatever it takes and you'll be fine. You got what it takes to make it happen. I been watching you almost the whole time on your channel. You know your business. Wish you the best. So you get out there and show all the guys what your made of.

[@EddieTruckingAdventures]

New sub here. Amazing looking channel

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thanks!

[@DirtBrute]

Congratulations on having your own business. I love your honesty and have nothing but respect for you. Most KZbinrs don’t like to give up their real situation or numbers. Nothing but respect

[@michaelthomas-fu8rs]

I always help truck drivers. Today l saw a semi on my left with his signal on so l rolled down my window and waved for him to move over in front of me and l think ALL driving schools should teach EVERYTHING about how to drive while being around semis/trucks. BTW- You look like you have lost more weight. Tell us your secret.

[@landho1]

Congrats on the new business best of luck! Takes a lot of guts to do that

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thanks!

[@arthurburke1044]

Don't Ask,Looks Like There Was A Party Back There? Remembering, Teddy Pendergrass, ( Turn Off The Lights ) Go Girlfriend.

[@gqhall]

Well that's a big deal buying your own truck. It's great. Freedom from a "Boss" and you can work when ever you want and take off whenever you want. (Last sentence is total BS) It's great thou and I'm sure you both will love it. 17 years and 11.3 months having my dumptruck and the experience has been great so far. Go get em driver

[@dredayful]

Congratulations 🎊🎉🍾 and I pray God overloads you with work and favor to grow your business. When help another’s business grow the same must happen for you. Your dope 😊

[@charlesh3950]

Hey quick question or two, in one video you had a blue cab with your dump truck? What's G.B.W ? OK the green lights inside ur cab is to soften the light when you read. The military may use red light. I'm not a trucker, but hopefully I was able to help you.

[@JMAC-rs6ey]

I wish u nothing but the best , good leap of faith I been a oo for over 30 years love it. I drive a Peterbilt 386 500 horsepower 2 speed auxiliary. Best of luck. East coast USA 🇺🇸

[@gilboy020]

Thank you for sharing. That is awesome that everything is coming together. Congratulations!

[@dilvermartinez8738]

Hello there from Guatemala. Well in my opinion you have done a great decision, and probably the numbers convinced you to do such an important change. But it would probably be a less harm experience to have more savings until you where able to get the expected clients. But very aplausable, it takes courage to jump to the water. God bless you and your family. My expectations? To find a company that would be able to hire me, from Guatemala to USA, will see if it is possible. I love mechanics specially tra ctor traillers and love to drive them too. Thanks fore sharing your story.

[@cfd335346]

I wish you the best of luck I hope that truck Makes you lots of not only money but happiness god bless

[@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver]

Thank you!