What It's Like Living Alone In A Semi Truck

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[@callofdutysnipers0910]

Your shop will install your radio for you just ask them.

[@rlucerin28]

The red goes on the outside edge.

[@rlucerin28]

And it's 50%not 100%

[@anthonydesroches8897]

As a profess river I will tell you his. It's not that tht can't see you. It's because they aren't doin other things besides driving. I was almost hit by a Simi and a full size Ford truck. Same position the using cell phones as they was driving. I once had a pair try to do an insutscam on me. But thy be stupid I knew and have them dust to eat😅😊😂

[@shavanatomlinson11053]

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[@FSU2001]

Nice video. I’m not a trucker, but I know you guys don’t get enough praise for the important job that you do.

[@markhill7392]

I drove trucks for 25 years but, I lived in one for 14 years. I took days off at different relatives or friends. If you can deal with loneliness it's really not a bad life at all. Imo of course. Good luck to you driver.

[@tshrg167]

When you got to poop or pee where do you do while you are on the truck?? Just curious about that.

[@markhill7392]

@@tshrg167 OTR drivers spend the majority of their time traveling on the interstate highway system. There are rest areas and truck stops everywhere. Personally I used Gatorade bottles to pee in mainly because most drivers pee on the ground and truck stop parking lots literally smell like piss in the warmer months. I wasn't comfortable adding to that problem. Hope it answered your question. Take care.

[@tshrg167]

Thank you for the reply 😊

[@noulafrantz8589]

You still driving truck

[@markhill7392]

Yes but, I know longer drive over the road. I drive locally for an oilfield service company. Living in my truck for so long allowed me to save a decent amount so I can take it easier now. I work for a relative who allows me freedom to work when I choose. I drive 3 days a week now.

[@garrybailey7939]

As a trucker over the road living alone. Living alone doesn't mean that you're lonely, some people get that mixed up. For me it's an awesome lifestyle because you don't have a significant other to driving you crazy with plenty of drama.

[@Zoroaster4]

Honestly that's the biggest appeal of it to me. The one thing I hate about my current job is being around and dealing with other people.

[@rhondaalbrecht]

That's exactly WHY I started driving OTR, CDL-A... to get AWAY from a narcissistic abusive husband.

[@258shoff]

Been local for 6 years ( easy, hauling fuel) . And I remember being STRESSED otr esp during winter months. But I am still thinking about going back otr and being miserable again because I saved so much money when I did it last time, even as a company driver if you have no kids you should minimum be saving 40k a year. After 3-5 years you have yourself setup with a nice cushion when you’re local.

[@BryanHernandez-mj7lg]

Sheet a couple more years and you can set your self up for retirement. You'll be sitting pretty when it's all over

[@BekEhr]

Hope it’s going well, and you aren’t too too miserable 😌

[@JustFollowMe_]

That's a good place to boost your future

[@258shoff]

@@BekEhr lol I still haul fuel.

[@JoeCarter8]

@@258shoff come to west texas olifield haul water or crude oil while living in the truck same as otr and clearing 2k a week

[@lethiapage4767]

Get some dollar tree plastic baskets for your cabinets. Keep your items in the basket so when you open it the stuff doesnt tumble out. Pull the whole thing out like drawer when you are cooking, take out what you need and put it back. This also keeps stuff from getting lost in the back, makes ev easier to reach, and you can clean the cabinet easier because you can empty it in one motion.

[@Mark-pp7jy]

It's amazing how "lighting" can change the mood of any space. All the best to you!

[@Alicekaren-iz9tq]

Hi❤❤

[@Pillhouse-k8d]

Thanks for the tour, Alex! What a beautiful truck! And the exploration segment was icing on the cake. Would definitely enjoy more of that if you have the time. Cheers man!

[@Alicekaren-iz9tq]

👋👋

[@hmahdi007]

5:30 CB radio goes into the first shelf on the top of your head between driver and passenger. All you have to do is to plug the antenna & power cable from the freightliner factory into your CB, then you're good to go. There is no need for an external antenna. The truck comes with one.

[@madking411]

I added onto my factory antenna w/an aftermarket… the factory one only gets about 0.5mi to 1mi at the most. I’m currently speaking and listening out to about 5 miles with the one I installed. I would highly recommend the replacement antenna.

[@rookietrucker1240]

Factory antenna suck. The truck needs to be grounded better.

[@james6275]

This new breed of truckers do not know what a CB radio is

[@keithrowell8895]

The coax and cable from factory are junk

[@keithrowell8895]

Radio needs to be peak and toon 1st

[@adamloveshondas3122]

Thanks for your videos dude you been a big motivation to get into trucking I currently live in my crv and work a gas station job due to a divorce once I finish my repairs on my car almost there just love the process I’m making the jump I just paid it off so that’s nice the joys of a used car but really love your videos very informative and motivational

[@coach._.t2858]

I live in Ohio and was able to get my CDL class A schooling paid for in full I didn’t pay a dime. I went to my BMV and they have a place in there that’s helps people pay for different types of trade schools or cdl class. Maybe they have that option in your state I’m not sure but you should definitely look into it if you really want to drive semi

[@ireneerrico4706]

Thanks for the work you do. Stay safe. Keep trucking.

[@greenbee1977]

If it's a collapsible broom which I actually recommend, you can stand it up behind the driver seat and actually use the velcro straps that are back there to keep it vertical.

[@davidmartineau8152]

The CB goes up on top in middle. There is a cable that twists on back of cb and then you should have a fuse power chord also that connects to your cb in back. Then mic goes in front. And you can buy a small bungee and undo screws a bit on middle roof and put hooks under and screw hooks back in and that will be the device you can hang mic up on and you need to buy from truck stop the retractable hook that fits around the round backing of your mic. Then it should work off stereo antenna but if not you can buy cables that connect in back of cb then splits our to both sides of trk to mount to mirrors. On sides of doors of cab. Hope this helps. Lastly to test cb. Once power put cb on swr and channel 1 and key mic and watch needle and turn swr til it stays in red. Then on channel 40 same process. Once tuned that's done as far as getting antennas set with cb. Next you have a squelch button when you turn power on turn volume up and then turn squelch backed off til you don't hear squelch but volume still up. And that's basic set up.

[@pvavmnpls]

Good Morning Alex, thank you for the truck tour. Have a great day, be safe out there.

[@Alicekaren-iz9tq]

Be safe too

[@Alicekaren-iz9tq]

Be safe too

[@JohnTyler-gs2oc]

Hey Alex, I did research for you, it used to be a go kart track! I recognized the tire. I'm serious dude it' an abandoned Go Kart track!

[@craigs3230]

I like how upbeat and nice he is

[@pridegirl66]

At Walmart or any other big grocery store they sell refrigerator mats there absolutely great for not having things move around. I use them and I can't begin to tell you how great they are how easy they are too clean as well. You definitely need to try them.

[@Jbutler63]

I drove otr/local for 25 year.I am now retired,I still miss the freedom of driving but do not miss the stress dealing with dispatchers and customers relations issues and of of course DOT, really enjoy your content,be safe out there Alex😅😅

[@cassius8409]

Here's some food for thought - .securing items in the cabinets may be a simple-ish task. Try a fabric store, or similar, looking for thickish 1" mesh...you cut to the height you want. Secure (inside the cabinets) with the adhesive of your choice...my personnel choice would lean towards super glue (cyanoacrylate - cheapest in hobby stores that sell plastic models)...it may relieve your need to brace things when you open cabinets. It's worked for me for several years...and that's where I found it. You've got alot of storage in that truck. Makin' things easier would add to its value to you

[@Innominat76]

man im so impressed how spacious your trucks are compared to ours in europe! great vid cheers 👍🏼

[@kinai01]

Yeah, our roads are bigger, and when your Over the road like Alex is you don't go home for weeks at a time so Your Truck is your primary home, i believe that in EU you guys are only allowed to drive 9h a day we can have a 14h on duty and out of those Drive for 11h

[@ciucma102]

​@@kinai01 in europe we have 15h work shift incude max 10h drive and most of driver spent above 10days in truck

[@thetruckingcarguy]

Cabovers make much more sense with those much tighter roads in Europe. I'm not sure how you guys manage those roads over there

[@Innominat76]

@@thetruckingcarguyskill😊🎉

[@Alicekaren-iz9tq]

❤❤

[@JJawsyW]

The radio you're showing is a CB. It would really be a good idea to hook it up because other truckers can let you know if there is road construction, wrecks, cops speed traps, weather, traffic conditions and all kinds of stuff.

[@bearcat54]

just need a 12v dc auto plug on the radio and plug it in. Also plug a cb antenna into it. Should be good to go. I agree, great to have on for other truckers issuing warnings of road conditions up ahead, etc.

[@ManualFrequency]

Dude. I’m thinking about going into trucking and this was THE BEST video I’ve seen about the nitty gritty. Thank you so much for all the deets.

[@senthilnathanviswanathan4924]

Life of truck drivers is challenging and one of hardship. Coping with loneliness is a major challenge. I am an avid follower of your channel and i have had free drives via your channel. Great trucking.

[@UFOsAreRealArea51]

Loneliness is a state of mind. Get that money!!! 🤑🤑🤑🤑

[@JTDyer21]

I bought a smokeless grill to cook my meals. One of the best investments ever. I cook steak, hamburgers, salmon or whatever I want. Saved a fortune by cooking my own meals. Also have a fridge to store milk, waters and other drinks with cheese and chilled items and a small freezer. So actually have everything I need to live well on the road.

[@mrwilson7617]

OH LORD Alex !!! It's a gosh darn Citizens Band radio !!! A CB radio !! I had one on my Schwinn Sting Ray bike in 1973. Can I suggest watching the 1978 movie "Convoy" based on the CW McCall song by the same name. That radio puts you in real time contact with your fellow truckers. There might even be some Smokies (police) who still monitor ch 19. So Google how to install the radio and get your ears on good buddy. Get yourself a handle (nick name) and get jawing on the channel. Big plus is it can add some neat content. You ever find yourself on Long Island by mistake give me a shout. Handle is Time Bomb. Keep the shiny side up and the rubber side down. Catch ya' on the flip flop good buddy.

[@ChadsGarage1]

This new generation of truckers has no idea about the cb culture. They are really missing out.

[@mrwilson7617]

@@ChadsGarage1 They are also missing out on the big wreck blocking the highway ! Or how to get to a shipper/receiver or if the truck stop is full. Sure there's an app for that but it sure is nice to hear a human voice tell it and also have useful 1st hand solutions. Shame on the mess !!!

[@Lt_Tragg]

@@mrwilson7617 come to think of it yeah, had Alex been using a CB, there’s been a few occasions already he could have avoided a few jams at some pickups.

[@BadBettyBigRigger]

Alex you would hear me every time I see aGP Transco truck... " ALEX IS THAT YOU?????"!!!!! HAHAHA

[@alanmeyers3957]

@@Alicekaren-iz9tqHi!

[@unitedstates1ish]

How can you operate without a radio? Many receivers and shippers call you on the cb. Plus it’s a great way to find out what’s going on ahead from other truckers. It’s kind of an essential tool. You can get a hand held one similar to a wakie talkie but it will have a short range. Ask any trucker you meet in a truck stop and chances are they will help you install your radio and antenna I’m a retired trucker. Good luck young man. Be safe. God bless.

[@Alicekaren-iz9tq]

Wow how are you doing

[@KeithHouchens]

everyone uses cell phone now not CBs

[@Southalabamaoutdoors]

1st you should know what every switch and button does.. 2nd you need organize your stuff, buy baskets, crates, bags for all the loose stuff. If you'd do that your stuff won't fall out everytime. You should have a cb radio, it can save your life. You'll get instant road conditions, traffic, weather ahead too.. Watch a video of how to install it, it goes in that cubby in the middle overhead. Should have power outlet to hook up power and antenna to screw on the back of the radio. Is there antenna already on the back of the cab?

[@leeyoung5747]

Great Video Alex, Watching from my Truck in Nashville Tn 😃

[@melindajones401]

I used to work as a receiving clerk at a grocery distribution center. I met a lot of wonderful truck drivers.😊 People just don’t realize how hard you all work and how important you are! Thank you for sharing your truck with us.

[@str8backtv]

I would say that yes you are right. Truckers do work 60 or 70 hours per week. However in my personal opinion I would say the moment. You step. Foot near after leaving home is working nonstop Twenty four hours a day seven days a week until the day you step foot back home.

[@chrismcdaniel3367]

So happy to check in and see how far your channel has grown!!! I'm happy for your success!! Excellent work!!! ❤😊❤

[@GoblinsMom]

Wow! It’s so nice inside! I have friends who are married and both of them drive all over the US with their 2 dogs. I feel your pain with everything spilling out every time you open your cabinets, on a sail boat it’s even worse! We used a lot of plastic containers different sizes with and without lids and screwed in some eye hooks that we attached a bungee cord across to keep the head injuries and mess less. 😆 Thank you for the tour and the work you do, stay safe!!! 💕

[@rebeltrucker]

Alex don’t know if anyone told you but go in by maintenance across from the desk you should see a sign out sheet for one of the cars. If not ask maintenance about it.

[@georgeandy6923]

That would be really nice to have a car that you could use to get away for a bit!!

[@TrumpWon20]

where do they rent the cars out?

[@rebeltrucker]

If you are at faculty go to maintainence desk and across from there should be signup sheet

[@Frank-ul1qs]

Out walking I'd be using my metal detector, money earn while working nothing wrong with that and tax free. Cb radio are easy as pie, connect to a power source, fuse box aux. And don't forget ground wire to frame or something, and mostly your antenna is a must gotta have them.

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

Lot lizards really appreciate the RGB lights, gotta set the mood 😏

[@cristiano6965]

Alex never speaks about that, would be an interesting vlog haha

[@TheGemGaming19]

Are there any good ones????

[@BadBettyBigRigger]

No don't corrupt the poor young man!

[@ashleydavis3342]

Beautiful truck. Keep up the good work and content Alex. You found a niche on KZbin and I love watching

[@UnkaiSpeedyRacing]

I’m not sure why or how this came up on my recommended but I watched every single minute

[@ellenmelius7807]

Watching from Upstate NY; many hills and curves. CB radio would be great! Best of luck.

[@betzaidavazquez5579]

Nice truck tour and adventuring Alex, Stay Happy, Healthy and Safe. Looking forward to the next one 🌟😊👊

[@teresaalbarran7887]

Hello Alex this is what I meant awhile ago that you were working too much I like it when you get to explore and show us what out there and miss you’re cooking but hope you’ll be doing more videos exploring as you work but Alex hope you’re with family this Sunday for Easter god bless you and be safe 🐇

[@OscarZheng50]

basically a mini apartment minus the bathroom, closest thing you can get to an apartment on wheels besides an RV van

[@ALEXTHETRUCKINGGUY]

yeah pretty much

[@SuperBigDog2U]

Maybe years ago there was a boat dock for refueling there. Oil, pipeline and tank stuff, seems to fit what may have been there.

[@Alicekaren-iz9tq]

Hi❤ 6:40

[@marksellinger3736]

Alex, you dont live alone in your semi. We are all 'there' with you (in spirit only). Sounds creepy, but thank you for sharing with us.

[@Alicekaren-iz9tq]

😆 lol

[@TheOriginalKilamanjaro]

Back when I drove...I got to drive a new 2000 model for Cannon Express. The road has its challenges, but it was also interesting seeing the country. Definitely a lot of ups & downs out there

[@BiggSexyKSguy]

I remember seeing Cannon Express trucks. Didn’t the company go bankrupt?

[@merediths2cents]

I work for USPS so they paid for my cdl. I had planned on driving once I turned 55 but then I met a great man. I’m always jealous of you guys.

[@Deathbecomesme3]

21:37 "It's an old, I I think a Ford, pickup truck". Homeboy missed it saying NISSAN in caps on the valve cover. That's an old hardbody.

[@German-u4s]

U should get plastic bins so your stuff isn’t bouncing around. Measure your cabinets

[@BadBettyBigRigger]

Yes, I think so too. I got a bunch at dollar tree real cheap. They are so handy. Then I just pull the whole bin down and see my food n such. I also have them in my fridge. ❤️✌️

[@minomokwa744]

Thank you for letting us look into your truck-life. So very interesting.

[@db4695]

This is inspirational for an upcoming trucker like myself. thank u!

[@carloscastano2454]

Alex: where have u been lately? I haven´t seen your videos for quite sometime. Nice to see u back online. Have a nice day.

[@gideonporter537]

You could try flexible cargo netting (cut to size) to keep everything in place....and foam padding under your fridge to reduce vibrations? And add foam inside it to keep everything quieter? Otherwise it looks great and snug and comfy!

[@18000rpm]

@10:46 tip: when you use candles you should always burn it long enough for the entire top layer to be melted so you don't end up with a hole in the middle and waste a lot of wax

[@stephaniegimmey9195]

If you have an empty space in the load lock rack on back of truck, put your broom in it

[@OoohUSuk]

If you ever get that CB Radio installed, hopefully I’ll be able to say “Hi” over the radio waves when I start trucking.

[@justfIy]

18:48 hey Alex, that’s the remains of the Blodget Road Bridge which connect Channahon Township with Wilimngton township back in the 1940’s.

[@kanalou7679]

You make me feel so unorganized. Just seeing how organized your truck is! Love it !

[@make685daily]

"Just when the caterpillar thought the world was ending, he turned into a butterfly." -Proverb

[@nancybert5149]

I am pleased with your knowledge and dedication. Wonderful. You are correct in parking far from the building so that you have to get needed exercise to use the facilities. Looking at the debris lying about, I think this site was once where another business was located.

[@kaurkoop]

What knowledge, in one of the videos he said hes truck is all wheel drive. If you think thats knowledge then i feel sorry for you, dude is a fxking retard

[@MJacksonXenos]

I’ve learned more from this KZbin video than any other that I’ve ever seen.

[@TheConservativeHippie]

I put my spices in a small narrow caddy so everything fits tightly in it 0ver the fridge table. Never falls. I also put a bungee cord around the fridge door

[@rowdysgirlalways]

Get tension rods to put across the inside front of your cupboards to keep things from falling out. Use a bungee cord top to bottom of your closet to keep your things from falling out. Your truck is pretty. You didn't show a fire extinguisher. You gotta have a fire extinguisher. Smoke/CO2 detector too.

[@terrywoods4242]

Alex get some clear plastic shoe boxes from the dollar store, to put your small items, so when you open open doors items don't fall out at you, also bungi cords. To keep clothes from fall out 😅

[@AudreyHarris-kz1ze]

Cargo nets will keep things from falling out too😊

[@gfelder63]

I bought my son fridge and it smaller than yours, lol. He said too big....I like how you showed us you get your power too, nice truck.

[@rhondaalbrecht]

Not your responsibility to maintain the safety features of that trailer, unless you're an owner/operator and that's YOUR trailer. It's the company that you contract for, whose responsibility to make sure that reflective tape is replaced. (CDL holder here.)

[@tarikcarty3937]

I enjoy watching your videos! Love From 🇯🇲

[@roostershooter76]

Watching a year later, but the dock washed up when the river flooded, and when the water receeded, whoever put it there didn't move it back. All of the debris you see is from the flooding of the area and the water settles and leaves garbage. You'd be surprised what I run into when my farm fields flood from year to year. The lower parts flood and I clean up all kinds of debris.

[@AnthonyCriscuolo]

Homie got super hard from led lights inna truck 😂😂😂 my kinda guy💯

[@backlash370]

You might be able to swap out the broom handle for a short extendable handle from Lowe's, or Home Depot.

[@tedburton8490]

I used to carry a small battery powered leafblower....

[@Alicekaren-iz9tq]

👋

[@YPC.KdthreeX_YT]

You should definitely get weed eater racks for the brooms it will keep em in place and they will be secure on the road

[@DARRENWALKERBIGD]

I'm gonna say it's an old fuel oil off loading site barges come down river tie off then unload.

[@ChrisAWright-ps1gp]

Thank you for trucking. Some things are not to question but to leave them

[@tamarashiels570]

😅😅 The fridge clanging and banging.👍

[@andyperkins8620]

I'd say with the frame from a dock, the oil sign, tank, and pipes it was probably a marina. If you haven't got that cb hooked up yet you'll want to. It's the best tool you'll use as a driver. Ask another driver for help with it if you need it. Great video.

[@ajthebestgamer3425]

Alex, you gota get Velcro or something for the bottom of your spices, so when your driving they don’t move around

[@chriskelleher5294]

Alex I was having a very bad week and feeling very depressed. Watching your video made me laugh. You are very funny. When you were showing us your CB radio saying you bought this radio and the CB antenna but it's been sitting up here because I have no idea how to install it, that sounds exactly like something I would do. I am NOT handy AT ALL, not bragging about that, it's kind of embarrassing. Anyway, you have a very nice truck, thanks for the video, and be very safe out there on the road.

[@syreallewyatt5048]

Good vid man. I find it odd those "bunk area" windows dont have screens though. Would seem essential depending on what area of the nation you're driving. Mosquitos, moths, flies ect.. My personal guess would be that tank was perhaps for gas for the boats for the dock area you saw. That was pretty interesting seeing as I have a passive interest in archeology and all that, so its like you came across something that maybe is close to 70+yrs old and isnt quite nonrecgonizable but is becoming that way.

[@donotneed2250]

At my last companies I drove an International and sleeper windows had screens. When the weather was right I'd pop one open and then crack a window up front for ventilation. When I went home and parked when it's warm I'd pop one open so the inside wouldn't be so hot when I got ready to leave.

[@AndreaMenzies]

Good tip on microfiber towels in the travel fridge. I drive an RV and that gets tricky.

[@randymurphy9709]

I am guessing that the frame you found in the woods was a floor / foundation area of either a m Mobile Home or a camper of some sort.

[@KanakaUso96792]

Lot lizards will love those purple lights 😅

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

He didn’t show any disinfectant for his cab 😂

[@Houndini]

Top windows be great when cooking to help ventilation flowing.

[@richieb74]

I’ve always been curious so here’s a few questions. Do you have ac and heat when the truck is off? What charges the inverter? Does it just charge when you’re driving? Is there like an auxiliary generator that runs when you shut the truck off? I would think you need all of those things to make it livable

[@terrywoods4242]

Alex you play jazz😅 Paul Hardcastle! For starters, I love your channel

[@hustlegame5069]

Unscrew the broom from the stick. Put the stick on the top bunk. Then put the brush part in the side box

[@TheDisneylover23]

My hubby keeps all of his brooms and load locks on the back of his tractor. They clip on there somehow.

[@MarkBerg-tk8js]

You went by my terminal in Cohasset Mn right west of Grand Rapids on the “Tote road, US 2, “ named when finished in 1928 north side of Seattle. More wood and timber hauled on us2 than any other US hy, goes through most of the northern forests nation wide.

[@JohnSummer98]

Alex you are an inspiration, I am a rookie and need to gain some experience, till then my goal is either swift knight, variant or GP transco one day I will get there, keep up with the videos love them

[@thetruckingcarguy]

Knight and swift aren't bad for new drivers, even though you'd get crap with swift for driving for them. Take things slow and you'll get more confident as you go along. If it takes you 20 minutes to do a successful back and not hit anything, so be it. We were all rookies once

[@danielsnyder3086]

Alex is a rookie too!

[@JohnSummer98]

@@thetruckingcarguy thanks for the advice there, much appreciated

[@JohnSummer98]

@@Alicekaren-iz9tq hi

[@Alicekaren-iz9tq]

@@JohnSummer98 hey how are you doing

[@superjayslots2001]

All you need to do is make a brace to hold up your bed when your getting stuff in and out. Any how thanks for the tour.

[@AR-MM93]

That's a beautiful Truck tour...❤

[@tutie]

your truck should have factory CB antennas.....and if you ask the mechanics at the HQ i bet they would install your CB for ya! :)

[@Forverlost2017]

Love the red microwave and your matching air fryer.

[@DIMTMO1111OCCA]

looks like you found an old oil drilling operation. you can see oil in the water. the sign was likely that of the operatior

[@beehappyalways]

You need one of the chairs that folds up into a cylinder, with a carry pouch type thing. You could easily store it in your truck.

[@inthetrenches7315]

It's great 80%Of the time not to bad the other 20 did my 20yrs and have to say phew but I do need some window time here and there so I tune into you and a few others thanks stay safe and look ahead

[@RalphTheTruckingLobster]

Hey Alex, I saw those lights you wanted @ Walmart the pinkish lights for less than $15, all you need a DISCO BALL! Keep safe as it's tornado season, remember that! 🌪

[@mylodge312]

Dude, don’t know if you know but being forced to watch 2 x 15 sec commercials…no go

[@chrispark11]

You should consider a OneWheel to get around and explore and get to the bathroom a mile away!

[@friesnaa101]

I would have put the price of the 2 brooms into a rechargeable leaf blower. Make the trailer, corners and all, more clean and quick with less work. Small enough to store easy. 💪💙

[@lornes7526]

Yup, and none of you clowns clean up the mess after you blow it out on the pavement.

[@gettyly76]

I'm glad I read the comments before commenting this same thing. As a driver for 15 yrs, a leaf blower is the best. Saves time and better yet energy. I almost want to say fun at the the same time because it feels like you got away from doing labor. This is a pro tip for sure.

[@jkraas3167]

Lol I was really thinking the same thing that you said at the end about yourself because I'm like you left the truck adventure. But thanks a lot I really appreciate the time that you. It gives you something more positive to watch

[@australiantruckspotting8883]

I’ve always thought sleeper cabs are so cozy

[@ranger70]

Alex is a good guy

[@elizabethaja]

It occurred to me how much trucking is like van life. I can think of some good org hacks. Thanks for the vid!