Been trucking for three years now and I can second what Rusty is saying - the industry isn’t worth it. Unless you like getting treated like dog shit all day. All these companies care about is the truck, not you; you’re treated like a robot on an assembly line. I have so many horror stories people wouldn’t believe it. Even if you do get into the industry, odds are you won’t be doing solo cross country runs like Rusty and I do. My first job was regional where the runs are under 500 miles which means half your day is spent loading/unloading, for which you’re unpaid. They’ll give you a load on Friday that you can’t deliver until Monday that only goes 500 miles up the road. So that’s only 500 miles worth of pay for Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and then half of Monday. Most companies won’t pay you detention until you’ve been at a shipper/receiver for over two hours. So if you unload somewhere and it takes them an hour and fifty minutes you get nothing. Even better, then they send you to go get loaded at another place and then that place takes roughly an hour and fifty minutes - so there goes nearly four hours of your day completely uncompensated. Or how about when you drop off a load at 11am and the next load they send you picks up at 5pm - if you arrive early at the shipper, you’re not getting paid for the hours in between and that two hour detention pay doesn’t start until the pickup time. So say goodbye to any meaningful income for the day. This is how fucked the industry is - you literally get paid less the more hours you work. My fourteen hour days where I had to load and unload several times are my lowest earning days despite working the longest. But the days where all I had to do was drive, like when I’m doing a cross country run, I can make hundreds of dollars for eight - ten hours of driving. So the harder and more arduous your day is - the less you’re paid. Yet these companies still have the audacity to wonder why there’s a shortage of drivers. Because it’s miserable bruh. When the effort you put in doesn’t match the reward you receive, that’s when people get jaded and burned out. That’s why this industry beats you down. You feel helpless. Sorry for the essay. I’ll conclude with this: I know these videos can make people feel romantic about trucking... shit, even I get romantic about trucking watching these videos and I do the same exact thing as Rusty, driving on the same exact highways. But then I go out there and the excitement quickly fades as you start dealing with all the ridiculous shit the industry puts you through; from state troopers handing out bogus infractions to fund their state, shippers/receives treating you like you fucked their mother, being blamed for administrative errors you have no control over, etc. It never ends. Every day will grind you down more and more. Another thing people don’t realize: being a trucker is more dangerous than being a cop. We rank third in occupational deaths. Law enforcement isn’t even in the top ten.
Well I can’t tell people that right away I have to work my way up there lol. But jay isn’t lying. Some days I feel like quitting cause it’s just not worth it. But some days it’s nice. It’s 50/50.
Everything jay saying is true if you work for a company. The good thing about trucking is you can eventually be owner op and have less issues and somewhat be your own boss and make way more money, it’s all about your personal Goals.
I’m gonna drive trucks for another year, and then I’m done with it. That’s what I said to myself 27 years ago! And guess what? I’m still trucking!!🤣😂 Be safe out there Rusty. ✌🏼✌🏼
I been trucking since 2003. On and off till 2010. Then full time since then. I have worked many aspects in this business. Car hauler, dump truck, local, container, dedicated, regional and oil field work. I’ll tell u what I see the biggest problems I see: Guys working for other people. Companies will always dig in your pockets. Guys buying the wrong trucks. The wrong truck will doom u before u even start. Guys not knowing how to work on their own trucks. The dealers will absolutely kill your pocket with out mercy. The most successful guys I seen in this business. Have zero loans on equipment. Work under their own authority. Dispatch themselves. Work on their own equipment as much as possible and farm out the big stuff to reputable shops. Carry spare parts and lots of tools with them at all times. This business is not bad. It’s the people Who wanna take advantage of you that’s bad. U have to be alert at all times and book good loads willing to chase the rate and follow the markets. Go from hot area to hot area. Check the load boards and see who is paying where and why. You need to know what the season is. I haul reefer. So I have to keep track of what’s farming when and where. I also do coast to coast. Be doing nothing but that since 2015. There is a learning curve. But there is money in the business. A good owner op should make 100k in pocket after repairs, fuel, factoring (if u use it) tolls, and the rest of things u need to keep wheels rolling.
To put things in perspective if you have a day job from 8-4 you’re gone early and home late. You only have a few hours with the family. With trucking you’re gone for weeks but then you’re home for weeks. At the end of the day it balances out.
Truck drivers do not hear this enough...THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU GUYS DO!! I come from a family of truck drivers and know what it's like to be away for long periods of time. This country would not be where it's at without you guys 🙏🙏
Most new truck drivers coming in only last two to four years. It's a tough gig. When I started 40 years ago it was fun, now it's not so much fun. To many regulations and government interference. It's not for the faint of heart. I've trained a few people over the years some good and some I sent them packing. One young lady I trained went on to buy her own truck and is very very successful. 🇺🇸🙏👍🏁
Happy birthday Rusty be safe and one more thing keep away from them energy drinks, they will give you high blood pressure. My doctor told me energy drinks are bad and congrats on the weight loss I have lost 13lbs just excersizing at truck stops really quick walking for 15 minutes and then sprinting for 30 seconds and repeating the process again. Keep up the good work.
Happy belated Birthday. I could never have done your job in a thousand years. You forgot to mention the isolation. I did LDD for awhile in Great Britain (where a 100miles means you have to take a picnic but a 100 years is like yesterday) but soon changed to become a Bus Driver for London Transport. I really loved every minute of that. Customers made you feel special every day with their "Thank you, Driver"
I love trucking no matter what. I used to run I-40 for 2 years CA TO Massachusetts now I’m an O/O in CA only. Been trucking for 14 years now, still loving it
I always exercise my lungs when i watched your video. You have lost a lot from your diet. Good job on that. The rocky mountainous you had passed along NM and Cali reminds me of the United Arab Emirates. Desserts and mountains views.... Keep your positive impact in all your viewers. Always be a blessing to all... God bless you and your family.. keep safe man... Cheers...
Hey Rusty Happy B Day (Feliz Cumpleaños)God bless you it was nice trip and I hope you thanks God for another year keep doing what you been doing thanks for everything .👍
Thank you for 1 the vids you put out and opening the door to your life behind the wheel 2 the goods you haul coast to coast and local where ever that is , i hope you have safe travails where ever the road takes you
You have a LEMON truck! Take it to shaker and don't pick it up until it's fixed. Having to add coolant on any engine is bad. On a new engine it's a catastrophic event waiting to happen which your warranty won't cover. Get it running and trade it in on a PACCAR.
Rusty, we have that engine in our Pierce Fire trucks. They eat coolant. One common issue is the EGR cooler will leak allowing the engine to burn coolant so you wont see any leaking coolant. DD is a Detroit Diesel.
I hope that you keep on trucking Rusty and stay positive, there’s always bumps down the line that we all have to get over. Much love from South Carolina 🤟
DUUUUDE!!!!!!! At 19:00 im pretty sure thats my moms car that was infront of you lmaoo. I got so ecited at the beggining when you said you were taking the I-40, love the shots you got of my home town ABQ!
For people like me who don't have an education and struggled at minimum wage for many years, this doesn't deter me one bit. I worked for a shitty transportation company (Non-emergancy medical. ) for seven years. Tried college and I couldn't find the enthusiasm to apply myself but there's one thing I know and like to do and that's drive. I think like any other job trucking is not for everyone but many people probably can't imagine themselves doing anything different. When you put up with minimum wage jobs for years anything else can be like heaven. lmao
Been trucking for 10 years now. I tell people the same thing when they ask if I recommend it as a career. If you're single & a bit of an introvert you'll have an easier time. I'm looking to retire from trucking in next 5 years or so. No way I'm doing this my whole life
Shout out to you Rusty, keep staying safe. I feel like the developers of American Truck Simulator need to come read this comments so they can make their game more realistic.
As you look things over with that handsome Western, be sure you are checking that your king-pin has not been released by a jack-ass > Sometimes, a driver that USED TO work for a company will do that to 'get back' at the company. I've seen a few videos talking about it. Just check the handle and grab your light so you can get under there and be certain that the pin is secure.
Don’t let the haters deter you, if you have a better situation. Your wrong or full of it, just keep on doing you. I think with trucking the progression is becoming an owner operator. That way you pick your routes n pay. Work as much as you want need too. I’m not a trucker, but I’m hooked on watching a bunch of you on RUclips and that’s my perception as how you progress if you keep on trucking. Be safe
if i ever get to live my dream and move to america, the first thing i'm doing is getting my big rig license and driving coast to coast because it looks so amazing, i'm so envious of what you do for a living, i want it to
Hey RTC, just letting you know, ketchup has a ton of sugar! Keto is great but you have to check everything for carbs and sugar for it to work. Good luck man!
@@yvonnebraun7 Hi just enjoying St Patrick's day in beautiful sunshine . Bar's all closed over here .its kind off unusal to say the least keep trucking.😁👍
@@yvonnebraun7 hi Yvonne how you keeping ?So tell me what part off the u s are from ? I've been there a good few times down the years . I come from a town called Navan 30 miles north of Dublin and sadly I drive trucks for a living. Dig out the passport ✈✈✈✈😁
@@jimmcglew8254 California. well you dont have to feel sad for been a truck driver. its a beautiful work. i will be super glad to know a bit more about you, maybe you can suggest a way we can write off here.
Happy birthday! Great video! Lot of effort put in editing and adding music! Always wait for your videos and watch them within hours of upload! Superb !
@@matthewmccormick2417 that sounds good. family means alot, maybe you can suggest a way we can communicate more often away from here. we can know each other a bit better
@@matthewmccormick2417 we can write and communicate with each other on google hangout, it's safe and easier there. brauny097@gmail.com that's my email.
One thing you are wrong about, it is about your birthday!! Not for you, but for your kids!! My kids hated it when i was away when it was my birthday! Love the video again, so keep em comin..!!
Enjoyed the show I've driven the same route many times I would love to go back to driving but the rods in my back say no anyways hope u have a safe trip back across the country. Be safe out there in America driver
Im enjoying the drive the places the stops but most important the attitude 'very important" I'm a driver from down under and enjoy my work although it's shifts with crazy start times I'm home every day so I don't do over the road or linehaul as we say. . I do appreciate all the folk out there that do what they do to keep the wheels turning pay the bills and put food on the table. Cheers
Happy belated birthday and hope ya have a decent birthday and .great vid bud it's a hell of a trip huh lol anyways it gets lonely on the road and it's allways nice knowing ya have a family to come home to .but great vid and godbless
Been trucking for three years now and I can second what Rusty is saying - the industry isn’t worth it. Unless you like getting treated like dog shit all day. All these companies care about is the truck, not you; you’re treated like a robot on an assembly line. I have so many horror stories people wouldn’t believe it.
Even if you do get into the industry, odds are you won’t be doing solo cross country runs like Rusty and I do.
My first job was regional where the runs are under 500 miles which means half your day is spent loading/unloading, for which you’re unpaid. They’ll give you a load on Friday that you can’t deliver until Monday that only goes 500 miles up the road. So that’s only 500 miles worth of pay for Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and then half of Monday. Most companies won’t pay you detention until you’ve been at a shipper/receiver for over two hours. So if you unload somewhere and it takes them an hour and fifty minutes you get nothing. Even better, then they send you to go get loaded at another place and then that place takes roughly an hour and fifty minutes - so there goes nearly four hours of your day completely uncompensated. Or how about when you drop off a load at 11am and the next load they send you picks up at 5pm - if you arrive early at the shipper, you’re not getting paid for the hours in between and that two hour detention pay doesn’t start until the pickup time. So say goodbye to any meaningful income for the day.
This is how fucked the industry is - you literally get paid less the more hours you work. My fourteen hour days where I had to load and unload several times are my lowest earning days despite working the longest. But the days where all I had to do was drive, like when I’m doing a cross country run, I can make hundreds of dollars for eight - ten hours of driving.
So the harder and more arduous your day is - the less you’re paid. Yet these companies still have the audacity to wonder why there’s a shortage of drivers.
Because it’s miserable bruh.
When the effort you put in doesn’t match the reward you receive, that’s when people get jaded and burned out. That’s why this industry beats you down. You feel helpless.
Sorry for the essay. I’ll conclude with this: I know these videos can make people feel romantic about trucking... shit, even I get romantic about trucking watching these videos and I do the same exact thing as Rusty, driving on the same exact highways. But then I go out there and the excitement quickly fades as you start dealing with all the ridiculous shit the industry puts you through; from state troopers handing out bogus infractions to fund their state, shippers/receives treating you like you fucked their mother, being blamed for administrative errors you have no control over, etc. It never ends. Every day will grind you down more and more.
Another thing people don’t realize: being a trucker is more dangerous than being a cop. We rank third in occupational deaths. Law enforcement isn’t even in the top ten.
Dude thats some true shit right there. Good on you bro.
I’m really wanting to get into trucking but everywhere I look I hear the same thing. Guess I’m dodging a bullet then
Very accurate summation of the industry today.
Well I can’t tell people that right away I have to work my way up there lol. But jay isn’t lying. Some days I feel like quitting cause it’s just not worth it. But some days it’s nice. It’s 50/50.
Everything jay saying is true if you work for a company. The good thing about trucking is you can eventually be owner op and have less issues and somewhat be your own boss and make way more money, it’s all about your personal Goals.
I’m gonna drive trucks for another year, and then I’m done with it. That’s what I said to myself 27 years ago! And guess what? I’m still trucking!!🤣😂 Be safe out there Rusty. ✌🏼✌🏼
Follow the money lol
Do you drive in the US too? Or somewhere else? Greetings Dennis
U. S.
I guess it's true what they say. Once a trucker, always a trucker
so far your comment has aged well 😂😂😂
I been trucking since 2003. On and off till 2010. Then full time since then.
I have worked many aspects in this business.
Car hauler, dump truck, local, container, dedicated, regional and oil field work.
I’ll tell u what I see the biggest problems I see:
Guys working for other people.
Companies will always dig in your pockets.
Guys buying the wrong trucks.
The wrong truck will doom u before u even start.
Guys not knowing how to work on their own trucks.
The dealers will absolutely kill your pocket with out mercy.
The most successful guys I seen in this business.
Have zero loans on equipment.
Work under their own authority.
Dispatch themselves.
Work on their own equipment as much as possible and farm out the big stuff to reputable shops.
Carry spare parts and lots of tools with them at all times.
This business is not bad. It’s the people
Who wanna take advantage of you that’s bad.
U have to be alert at all times and book good loads willing to chase the rate and follow the markets. Go from hot area to hot area. Check the load boards and see who is paying where and why. You need to know what the season is. I haul reefer. So I have to keep track of what’s farming when and where.
I also do coast to coast. Be doing nothing but that since 2015. There is a learning curve. But there is money in the business.
A good owner op should make
100k in pocket after repairs, fuel, factoring (if u use it) tolls, and the rest of things u need to keep wheels rolling.
The volvo is the only one that did not have big issues
It sucks that he didn't get to drive a mack truck though
@@Karanthealsomeman It sucks having to drive a mack truck.
@@anthony1636 why
Yeah !!!! Volvo’s are awesome I’m driving one for my job it shifts and drives so smooth
Mack’s eehh.. I’ll take a Volvo VNL all day any day..
Remember beautiful truck doesn’t get the job done but mechanically sound does
To put things in perspective if you have a day job from 8-4 you’re gone early and home late. You only have a few hours with the family.
With trucking you’re gone for weeks but then you’re home for weeks.
At the end of the day it balances out.
Truck driving is more a way of life than a job.
He don't know that. He is a bit confused.....
Ya, a shitty way of life.
@@glackaglack1534 you're the one that sounds confused.
@@powshredder3716don’t project :)
@@110pLover what's that little lady?
Truck drivers do not hear this enough...THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU GUYS DO!! I come from a family of truck drivers and know what it's like to be away for long periods of time. This country would not be where it's at without you guys 🙏🙏
Most new truck drivers coming in only last two to four years. It's a tough gig. When I started 40 years ago it was fun, now it's not so much fun. To many regulations and government interference. It's not for the faint of heart. I've trained a few people over the years some good and some I sent them packing. One young lady I trained went on to buy her own truck and is very very successful. 🇺🇸🙏👍🏁
My father drove trucks from the early 60’s till 2000 it killed him at 62 year’s old. It’s a boring thankless job.
@@Harlanmote sorry for your loss.
Ive been thinking when Im older I wanna be truck driver but after hearing all these Im scared to become one lol
Happy birthday Rusty Big hug from COSTA RICA 🇨🇷
Happy birthday Rusty be safe and one more thing keep away from them energy drinks, they will give you high blood pressure. My doctor told me energy drinks are bad and congrats on the weight loss I have lost 13lbs just excersizing at truck stops really quick walking for 15 minutes and then sprinting for 30 seconds and repeating the process again. Keep up the good work.
joekaty2000 - very smart of you!
Happy belated Birthday. I could never have done your job in a thousand years. You forgot to mention the isolation. I did LDD for awhile in Great Britain (where a 100miles means you have to take a picnic but a 100 years is like yesterday) but soon changed to become a Bus Driver for London Transport. I really loved every minute of that. Customers made you feel special every day with their "Thank you, Driver"
I love trucking no matter what.
I used to run I-40 for 2 years CA TO Massachusetts now I’m an O/O in CA only. Been trucking for 14 years now, still loving it
I always exercise my lungs when i watched your video. You have lost a lot from your diet. Good job on that. The rocky mountainous you had passed along NM and Cali reminds me of the United Arab Emirates. Desserts and mountains views.... Keep your positive impact in all your viewers. Always be a blessing to all... God bless you and your family.. keep safe man... Cheers...
Happy birthday Rusty be safe love your videos am I big big fan of yours Deuces
Hey Rusty Happy B Day (Feliz Cumpleaños)God bless you
it was nice trip and I hope you thanks God for another year
keep doing what you been doing thanks for everything .👍
Thank you for 1 the vids you put out and opening the door to your life behind the wheel 2 the goods you haul coast to coast and local where ever that is , i hope you have safe travails where ever the road takes you
You have a LEMON truck! Take it to shaker and don't pick it up until it's fixed. Having to add coolant on any engine is bad. On a new engine it's a catastrophic event waiting to happen which your warranty won't cover. Get it running and trade it in on a PACCAR.
Rusty, we have that engine in our Pierce Fire trucks. They eat coolant. One common issue is the EGR cooler will leak allowing the engine to burn coolant so you wont see any leaking coolant. DD is a Detroit Diesel.
Great video Rusty,. Happy Birthday from Ireland
Hey Rusty -you have a new abonnement member - Greetings from Germany. Dennis
I hope that you keep on trucking Rusty and stay positive, there’s always bumps down the line that we all have to get over. Much love from South Carolina 🤟
Happy birthday Rusty
DUUUUDE!!!!!!! At 19:00 im pretty sure thats my moms car that was infront of you lmaoo. I got so ecited at the beggining when you said you were taking the I-40, love the shots you got of my home town ABQ!
Happy Birthday belated Rusty 🎂🎁🎉🎈
For people like me who don't have an education and struggled at minimum wage for many years, this doesn't deter me one bit. I worked for a shitty transportation company (Non-emergancy medical. ) for seven years. Tried college and I couldn't find the enthusiasm to apply myself but there's one thing I know and like to do and that's drive. I think like any other job trucking is not for everyone but many people probably can't imagine themselves doing anything different. When you put up with minimum wage jobs for years anything else can be like heaven. lmao
Been trucking for 10 years now. I tell people the same thing when they ask if I recommend it as a career. If you're single & a bit of an introvert you'll have an easier time. I'm looking to retire from trucking in next 5 years or so. No way I'm doing this my whole life
Happy B-Day Rusty greetings from Guatemala!!!
Love these vids rusty, cant wait for more!!!
That was a good one Rusty, thanks for the video! 👍
Keep up the good work Rusty! Keeping our economy moving!
Yes sir midnight in Australia always get excited when I get the notification thank you
And happy birthday 🎉
i do this job 28 years in Greece !!! i like it and i dont stop for any reason.
That brush fire is the Bobcat Fire just north of the city of Azusa
Enjoying the long video rusty.... watching from Ndola Zambia 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
Happy birthday Rusty...and I love ur videos
Happy Birthday Rusty !!! Love watching your videos, your right the road can be a lonely place at times be safe and stay blessed!!!!
I've always wondered if this is worth it. Thank you for being honest about it! Also, thank you for trucking!!
Nice video Rusty! And happy birthday!
Happy Belated Birthday Rusty ! Love your channel a lot !!
@13:45 truck at increased video speed sounds more like a sports bike than a truck.
Thanks Rusty for this nice video. Happy birthday.
I really enjoy your videos. The Scenery is breathtaking. I loved trucking but don't miss it lol. Great content and thanks for sharing.
I love ur videos I got my dad watching you
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!!!!!!! Roll on.........................
Happy Birthday Rusty! Love your videos!
You haven't fully explored america man. You need to explore the north side of the country.
I’m the opposite lol. I feel like all I ever am is in the North.
@@justenzo6342 same, I'm up here in Massachusetts.
@@rr6401 Cool! I'm from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
Watching these trucking vids, give me simple mental vibes
Thank you! Love your videos and love it even more when they’re long!
Happy birthday man. Great video
Glad you ARE back on the road.
Love your vlogs
Great video bro, love your content cause I am truck driver myself and you motivated me and keep on driving
I40 for the views, I20-10 for the easy miles. Can’t beat them stars out in the middle of the desert, love my night breaks
Shout out to you Rusty, keep staying safe. I feel like the developers of American Truck Simulator need to come read this comments so they can make their game more realistic.
That lock you put on there is really gonna stop anyone with initiative...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY brother!!!!! Thanks for great vids 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
As you look things over with that handsome Western, be sure you are checking that your king-pin has not been released by a jack-ass > Sometimes, a driver that USED TO work for a company will do that to 'get back' at the company. I've seen a few videos talking about it. Just check the handle and grab your light so you can get under there and be certain that the pin is secure.
Don’t let the haters deter you, if you have a better situation. Your wrong or full of it, just keep on doing you.
I think with trucking the progression is becoming an owner operator. That way you pick your routes n pay. Work as much as you want need too.
I’m not a trucker, but I’m hooked on watching a bunch of you on RUclips and that’s my perception as how you progress if you keep on trucking. Be safe
Good video keep up the good work and happy birthday Rusty
@Kevin hello how are you doing
I have been trucking for 37 yrs and would do nothing else on my runs I get by the house every 3-4 days
if i ever get to live my dream and move to america, the first thing i'm doing is getting my big rig license and driving coast to coast because it looks so amazing, i'm so envious of what you do for a living, i want it to
Hang in there ,I have been driving 26 years.I love what I do..
Happy birthday Rusty!!
Hey RTC, just letting you know, ketchup has a ton of sugar! Keto is great but you have to check everything for carbs and sugar for it to work. Good luck man!
Good video all the way from Ireland.
@Jim hello, how are you doing
@@yvonnebraun7 Hi just enjoying St Patrick's day in beautiful sunshine . Bar's all closed over here .its kind off unusal to say the least keep trucking.😁👍
@@jimmcglew8254 Heard a bit about Ireland i will love to visit there some day. sorry to hear that about the bars. hope they get to open soon. lol
@@yvonnebraun7 hi Yvonne how you keeping ?So tell me what part off the u s are from ? I've been there a good few times down the years . I come from a town called Navan 30 miles north of Dublin and sadly I drive trucks for a living. Dig out the passport ✈✈✈✈😁
@@jimmcglew8254 California. well you dont have to feel sad for been a truck driver. its a beautiful work. i will be super glad to know a bit more about you, maybe you can suggest a way we can write off here.
It's always a pleasure to see your videos and you documenting everything that happens. Keep them coming.
Happy birthday! Great video! Lot of effort put in editing and adding music! Always wait for your videos and watch them within hours of upload! Superb !
Happy Birthday great driving with you!!!
When you went through Albuquerque, NM, I remembered Better Call Saul!
Breaking bad is what i remembered
Late happybdayy rusty i hope you had an awesome day!!
Happy birthday Rusty from Fairfield, OH
Stay safe out there Rusty!!! Keep on trucking!
Love I40, Have used it many times POV. AZ to Ohio, AZ to Wisconsin, AZ to Tenn so ya GL stay safe
@Matthew when do you come to Ohio again? how are you doing
@@yvonnebraun7 I have not did any trips in a long time. ATM am footed in Wisconsin. Soon i want to make a trip to TENN again to see family tho
@@matthewmccormick2417 that sounds good. family means alot, maybe you can suggest a way we can communicate more often away from here. we can know each other a bit better
@@yvonnebraun7 Hello again, What way would you suggest? I am open to suggestions and knowing each other
@@matthewmccormick2417 we can write and communicate with each other on google hangout, it's safe and easier there. brauny097@gmail.com that's my email.
Yeah ! your back, you are so right, she’s a beauty....safe travels 😎
Enjoyed the video and the scenery of Arizona and California!
@Henry hello how are you doing
Great diet while on the road!!! Proud of you! Avoid the badness.
Thank you Rusty for the video, be careful out there and God Bless you.
@Mark hello how are you doing
Happy Birthday bro, stay Safe out on the road👍🏻
Happy birthday rusty 🎂 hope you enjoyed your birthday keep the awesome videos up stay safe
One thing you are wrong about, it is about your birthday!! Not for you, but for your kids!! My kids hated it when i was away when it was my birthday! Love the video again, so keep em comin..!!
You are also smart to try and look after your health while you are young
Happy Birthday Rusty! Heading along I40 Convoy style 😊
@Gareth hello how are you doing
Enjoyed the show I've driven the same route many times I would love to go back to driving but the rods in my back say no anyways hope u have a safe trip back across the country.
Be safe out there in America driver
Thanks for your advice i need to show your to my brother he want do his CDL, by the way happy birthday man
Im enjoying the drive the places the stops but most important the attitude 'very important" I'm a driver from down under and enjoy my work although it's shifts with crazy start times I'm home every day so I don't do over the road or linehaul as we say. . I do appreciate all the folk out there that do what they do to keep the wheels turning pay the bills and put food on the table. Cheers
Happy late birthday bro, I hope you have a good day!
27:52 looks same place where my Greyhound bus stopped 2015. I was coming from Las Vegas hmm..
Good Morning Sir
Many happy returns of the day
Nice video
God bless you
Happy birthday rusty. Thanks for the vids man. Have a great day and stay safe out there
Happy late birthday rusty
Happy brithday form Arizona
Happy birthday lad, keep on doing what you're doing
Truck looks great with that new trailer ...keep the shiny side up !!!!
@Kirk hello how are you doing
Happy belated birthday and hope ya have a decent birthday and .great vid bud it's a hell of a trip huh lol anyways it gets lonely on the road and it's allways nice knowing ya have a family to come home to .but great vid and godbless
Happy birthday Rusty, Deuces.
Happy birthday my friend
Congrats Rusty! 💐
Happy birthday rusty 🎊🎊🎊👏
Safe roads always 💒👋
*Mississippi
It’s good that you do an enroute inspection. Prevents problems down the road.
@JP hello how are you doing
Happy Birthday Rusty. 🥳