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Justin, you have a special "glow" about you, after sleeping next to nuclear plant! HAHA
Lol 🤣🤣🤣. He did look very Dewy afterwards.
I thought that he looked odd with the 3rd eye. 😅
Nuclear is one of the cleanest and safest energy source. Sad that the media portrays it as dangerous.
So was key stone pipeline. Smh
@@kryptonite96 don't know about that one chief
No doubt media and the wacky environmentalists give a lot of things a bad rap that there is no need for. Of course the government falls for it Hook line & sinker.
The "dangerous" part is the waste/spent fuel disposal.
But got deal with left over stofe the plant produces
The steam is not the reactors. Thee smaller cylinder buildings are the reactors. They create no radiation outside the reactor. Very clean energy.
Exactly, Those were just the cooling towers, and those things are HUGE! So by the video, it looked like he was well over a half mile away from them, and you wouldn't be able to get anywhere near them until the AR-carrying guards more less do a cavity search on you and your truck. lol. I've made a lot of trips into the plant in my county, and even tho' I'd been in there 1000 times and they all knew me, they would still search me and my truck like it was the first time they ever saw me. They don't play or take any chances when it comes to getting into the main fence around the plant.
Cooling towers are used in Coal Fired plants as well.
Very clean until you have to figure out how to dispose of nuclear waste. Which depending on type of fuel used can stay toxic for over a million years. To this day we haven't figured out how to store it safely for that much time. There are millions of gallons of contaminated water just sitting in short term storage as we have no long term storage for the waste set up. Same with thousands of tons of spent radioactive fuel. Never mind there is always a risk of nuclear meltdown. Even with safer tech and human error nearly out of equation, its not a question of if but when natural disaster strikes causing a serious melt down.
Not a lot of drivers would have disconnected or even thought about doing that. This is why I love your videos and your channel.
😎🙏🏽 Appreciate it Bee
Fyi.. Chattanoga and Chickamauga are both Cherokee words... Chattanoga means "Rock rising to a point'. and Chickamauga means "River of death" due to a Battle. I am not Cherokee, I am from the Choctaw Nation. I'd gladly Translate Native words for you, Justin...
Hey Justin,to answer your question Dupré is not a subsidiary of J.B Hunt,we’re are own logistics company,I’ve been a tanker driver for the company for 11 years. They have different branches throughout the country, but are based out of Lafayette Louisiana.
Creek Indian word Chat-to-to-noog-gee, meaning ‘rock rising to a point’, which is speculated to be a reference to Lookout Mountain
Justin, so happy you were able to book some loads heading towards home. Safe travels and fingers crossed you get another load after this one 🙂. God bless you 🙏. PS So great you were able to visit your family for a bit 🎉. Also, your skin looked very Dewy after sleeping next to that nuclear plant 😂.
As a trucker in the 70s & 80s u need to consider a lot of these docks were when trailers were 40 and 45 ft and we had cabovers😊
Yes indeed
So michigan palisades nuclear plant got closed two years ago and they are re-opening the power plant and restarted by the end of 2025
Now you are close to my house. I used to work at that plant. And was security. the shack you parked at is not used any more but security would not have let you get into the plant, it is well guarded. Watts Bar Nuclear Plant. TVA
Twelve U.S. nuclear power reactors have permanently closed since 2012, with the most recent being Indian Point 3 on April 30, 2021. Another seven U.S. reactor retirements have been announced through 2025, with total generating capacity of 7,109 MW (equal to roughly 7% of U.S. nuclear capacity).
They plan on upgrading to newer safer reactors that generate more kw.
Wow that fast loading
In the civil war Nov 1863 a decisive engagement fought at Chattanooga on the Tennessee River which contributed significantly to the victory for the North. It had strategic importance as a vital railroad junction for the Confederacy.
All power plants are connected to the national electric grid (except for Texas for now) and supply power to the grid. In our area there's two grids, 500KV (the largest towers with typically 3 wires per phase) and 230KV. The 230KV lines also power up the major substations that send out 69KV - 130KV lines that feed the substations to typical cities and towns. The large substations near power plants in your area is where your power comes from via smaller substations along the way, but the power is coming from the grid. Think of it like a canal of water where you get your drinking water that is fed by pumps all along the canal. You might be drinking water that was pumped into it from anywhere - no way to know for sure, but most will be coming from your local area.
Would love to see the cabover used for some flat bed content. It'd be cool to show your viewers the process of the load board with flatbed loads. I started out as a local dryvan driver but now doing OTR Flatbed with plans to buy my own truck so seeing the comparison between the two would be awesome
People are irrationally afraid of nuclear waste
We have a bunch of nuclear power plants in PA. Of course everyone knows Three Mile Island. And there's Peach Bottom and Limerick and Berwick/ Nescopeck. I spent a day at Limerick while picking up hylon spheres that were being replaced by the fire prevention company. Yeah, kinda weird sitting a few hundred feet away from the cooling towers. That water come from First Quality that you delivered? I know First Quality packages thier own brand and other companies in house bottles.
Came from some lonely warehouse
It reminds me of the former Rancho Seco here in the Sacramento California area they shut it down years ago and it also was near a lake, Rancho Seco Lake
The town is named for the area's original occupants-Native Americans known as the Tsikamagi Cherokee. (“Chickamauga” is a phonetic spelling and pronunciation of “Tsikamagi.”) The Tsikamagi settled in an area known as Crawfish Springs, which was named after Chief Crayfish of the Cherokee Nation.
The name Chattahoochee is thought to come from a Muskogee word meaning "rocks-marked" (or "painted"), from chato ("rock") plus huchi ("marked").[1] This possibly refers to the many colorful granite outcroppings along the northeast-to-southwest segment of the river. (From Wkipedia)
Those are cooling towers
I Enjoyed this video
Native American names. Chattanooga derived from the Creek Indian word for the nearby Lookout Mountain meaning "rock rising to a point!"
24:55 - they’re backed up trying to get on I-24 north to Nashville. There’s construction on that route through Chattanooga.
Justin, The Manhattan Project in WWII was located in Los Alamos, NM. The first nuclear explosions happened in the White Sands Missile base in NM.
They did enrich the uranium in Oak Ridge Tennessee for the bombs and the admin offices for the Manhattan Project was there. There's still a lot of nuclear research going in Oak Ridge from what I hear.
@@symphonic1057, I was unaware of that. Thank you for the added information.
Chattanooga; CHATT-UH-NOO-GA (n.): Derived from Tsatanugi, which in the Cherokee language means “rock coming to a point” or “end of the mountain.” Lookout Mountain..
The name of our city comes from white settlers’ pronunciation + respelling of Tsatanugi, which sounded like chat-to-noo-gee or cha-ta-nu-ga.
When you first got on Amnicola Hwy and you saw water, that was Lake Junior, just a small lake.
When you passed the Volkswagen Dr exit you were only 4 miles from my house.
You passed my house about two miles after crossing the bridge.
Justin all those odd names in Tennessee are from Native American sources. So you are correct about them being from another language! Great video keep 'em coming!
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People in government have stock in solar lol nuclear energy is easy no investors needed
Safe Travels Justin!
479 is from nw Arkansas the have a big office in Lowell Arkansas..
Thank you
I ove watching your channel i find it very interesting
Glad you enjoy it!
Yup, you know where Oakridge Tennessee is and what it is famous for?
Justin,
You missed my house by 6 miles off I-75 exit 285. Red Top Mountain, Cartersville GA.
Yes, there are plenty of homes, cabins on Lake Allatoona.
Great video and Safe Travels my friend.
Welcome to chattanooga!!! Been watching your videos for a while. Good to see you in my hometown
Hello 👋 safe travels
18:15 I live in the area so everything looks familiar, even near Ooltewah. But Chattanooga has a creek word for "Rock coming to a point."
The place in Tennessee is Oak Ridge. The Oak Ridge Boys of today are named after it & I believe there was an early band of the same name made up of staff/family from the project
Awesome info
They are the same group, just different members. and they were from Knoxville.
Morning Justin, lol I remember delivering to that plant to their maintenance dept sure felt like the Simpsons 😅😂
I live in Bristol TN down from the NASCAR track I go by there about five times a month never been in there before
They are not part of JB Hunt
Chattanooga is getting in the area where I was born. I'm now in Illinois. My oldest is around 33, talk about feeling old.
Some smaller reactors operating in deregulated markets have become uneconomic to operate and maintain, due to competition from generators using low priced natural gas, and may be retired early. The 556 MWe Kewaunee Power Station is being closed 20 years before licence expiry for these economic reasons.
Newer plants are designed for a 40 to 60 year operating life. At the end of the life of any power plant, it needs to be decommissioned, cleaned up and demolished so that the site is made available for other uses.
Lake Allatoona (Al-Tuna) is big. My mother in-law lives near it in Acworth GA. People live on its banks in and near Woodstock GA.
Its clean until it goes bad LOL
Ever wondered where the name “Chattanooga” came from? It's a Creek word for “rock coming to a point.” This refers to one of our most infamous sites, Lookout Mountain, which begins in Chattanooga and stretches 88 miles through Alabama and Georgia.
Nuclear reactors are being decommissioned because they are hitting the end of their operational life. The local NJ nuclear plant, I would visit occasionally, and 'back in the day' would have minimal security. That changed DRASTICALLY after 911. They surrounded the plant in razor wire, built 100' guard towers, security at the gate, check under car with mirrors, swab car for explosives, check with guard at reception, (all had M16's and 9mm across their chests), radiation monitors, escorted by person I was visiting at all times..... yea, a little different from walking in through the cafeteria open door.
What's the difference between a M-16 and an AR-15?
The Chattahoochee River's name is derived from Creek Indian words meaning “painted rock.” The river drains an area of 8,770 square miles and is the most heavily used water resource in Georgia. The river arises as a cold-water mountain stream in the Blue Ridge Province at altitudes above 3,000 feet.
Oakridge is the town in TN where they worked on the Atom bomb. A lot of research there since.
Have a good day
Hi Justin, There's a young guy i watched a couple of months ago and he mentioned that. he said they don't mind you parking on them if you're using the facility's/member 👍
The names you mentioned are native I dian names.
Gasoline has hit $4 a gallon in Idaho.
Oak Ridge TN!
If they require chocks, I don't push against the dock real hard so I can push back hard like you did. And if I can't pull out the chock because it was a heavy load that settled the suspension? Well, Mr. Pete has no problem dealing with that...
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Chattanooga:
Is Chattanooga a Native American name?
The name “Chattanooga” was named from the Creek Indian word for “rock coming to a point.”
Means rock coming to a point are look out mountain
Everytime you see a nuke power plant, think Bitcoin. Some of these facilities are involved in mining it.
Chattanooga is creek word meaning rock coming to a point as most of the words are native words
Ahhh thank you
Hopefully u can find a load to go to the area u want to
4:53 - actually, those are cooling towers, not the reactors. Reactors are buried (not literally) deep inside buildings to ensure containment amongst other things
You are half right
is Terry your alter ego ?
good stuf
Hell no never again would i ever deliver or pick up a load at a Nuclear Power Plant after what happened last time. When siren's and alarm's where going off. And i drove through the gate i was like bleep this $#@!. They was doing a safety training course when the alarm's and siren's was going off. And the security guards at the gate had no idea what was happening. They was like move cause he (Me) ain't stopping. I offered to replace the sliding gate and the company said it's ok. We never went back there again TJ.
Hey Justin
Well there are several types of Nuclear reactors. Personally I am a fan of LIFTR style reactors or the old school MSRE reactors. The reason is those reactors are generally safe to operate and is capable of burning up high pressure reactors nuclear fuel. You can google and look up Oak Ridge Labs and the MSRE experiment there are several documents and some small older videos in regarding that experiment. My advice is to get a Radiacode either 102 or 103 and play around with it. Learn just how hot natural radiation around you is and explore for your self. The Radiacode 103 is the latest generation I don't think its out for everyone yet but it looks cool from what I have seen about. Check out Radioactive Drew on youtube it's really interesting how some things around you can be really hot.
Keep her to the floor bud. Safe travels sir
Hi Justin and Tdubs and family
CHATTANOOGA mean Creek word for rock coming to a point
Most of the power from the nuclear station west of Phoenix sends most of it to California.
Weird that there wasn’t a lot of visible security of the power plant got more security at Walmart distribution Center that place. But to your question about the names of the cities and rivers and such I think that I know of after the various Indian tribes and chiefs names but they first met when I first came to those areas so named after Indians in their tribes
You don't show the terrorist where you are. Think about it.
LOL Man's son has Mohawk, Man doesn't know about Chattanooga & Chickamauga River of Blood.....just funnin ya
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Justin most of those names you're wondering about are Native American words. You will find a lot of places that have those names on the east coast, central and Western states. Heck even Kansas is named for the Kanza Indians.😊 Drive easy out there.😊
At eighteen minutes you used words from roughly 5 different eastern US Indian Nations.. Cherokee among them.. which is where the Main names came from, in that area, Cherokee and Seminole..
Well dang Appreciate it Brother
Most naming came from tribal description of rivers, or the tribes themselves
What does Chattanooga mean in Native American?
rock rising to a point
The city of Chattanooga, Tenn., was named for a Native American expression meaning “rock rising to a point,” which was how the Native Americans described nearby Lookout Mountain. The city is on the Moccasin Bend of the Tennessee River near the Georgia border.
cooling towers
Hello Justin, the nuclear power is really a big thermo plant, the contamination comes from the water that is used to cool the uranium rods that takes millions of years to be usable, also when the uranium rods need replacement there is no where to dump them and become nuclear waste, Not that the solar panels when they reach the end of life can be recycled.
Or burned I burn old solar panels to get rid of them it smokes pretty good but it’s a way to get rid of old ones
The old rods are still in the plant and will never leave.
Justin do you know which Springfield was the original inspiration for The Simpsons
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Nuke-u-lar, It's pronouncend nuke-u-lar!
Always good to see family y'all take care be safe
Hey Justin would like to talk to you directly let me know how I can do so
Al tune ah lake.
I forgot to say I hope Cash is feeling better and sorry he missed his Field day.
might not be a nuclear plant, coal plants look the same.
It was nuclear
Justin i glad you got to see your dad and family in Atlanta and I'm glad you got another load
I missed where you discussed getting an extra $1100 for a load in the video. I caught the part where you negotiated that you wanted $700 for a load and they said that they were at $600 and you said the lowest you would go would be $650 and they said that they only had $603 into it and you said that you would be available if they changed their mind and then a few minutes later they got back to you and said that they would agree to the $650. So, I caught that part.
And actually, I'm wishing that you would have discussed a little bit more on how that was a more important part of the video because it just goes to show that when the Brokers constantly tell you that they only have a certain amount in a load that they are completely full of shit. If they are claiming that they only had $603 into their load but they were willing to come back within a few minutes and agree to pay you the $650 for the load, there is no way in hell that they're losing money and you know damn well that they had way more money into it and could have probably come up easily to the $700 or even $750.
They more than likely had at least $900 into the load so they were just trying to negotiate as much as they could to squeeze you down to as little as possible. There's no way they were agreeing to take that load and lose money so I wish you would have pointed that out more in your video but you didn't.
Anyway, can you explain where you discussed getting an extra $1,100 for a load in your video I didn't catch any of that in the video and I thought I watched the entire thing. I will admit I was doing a few other things at the same time so maybe I missed it so let me know where it was in the video. Thanks.
Always wondered what it looked like back up in there seen the live yesterday was good brother thanks for the view now I know what it looks like back in there lol
Justin, are you glowing in the dark???
Not yet
Those are all native american names.
Good beautiful morning y'all
not 100% sure but I think they don't have security because the bad guys would find it offensive ;)
The names are based on the Indians that inhabited that land
Did they make the Planet Fitness locker rooms unisex yet? They allow men in the women's locker room as per company policy.
The native Americans