Some of the hardest to find destinations are usually the most enthralling. Was having a terrible time trying to find where exactly the entrance was to the dump site, so called the customer. Had to go through two gates to get past an electrical sub station, but wound up on top of deserted mountain (at least in Texas) over looking a huge lake. Amazing scenery. When I was unloaded and back on the road, called the guy again and told him thank you, as it was one of the coolest places I'd been to.
Ma'am, the three biggest lies in trucking are: 1., "Plenty of room", followed by, 2,. "Can't miss it", and, 3., "Pays good". That one scene in your video reminded me of one of a mid-last century baseball player named Yogi Berra's famous sayings: "When you come to a fork in the road - take it". [Another would be: "It's like déjå vu all over again".] Oh, and one bit of advice for anyone who wants to try shoving 80,000 lbs up and down the highways and byways that I was given when I learned to truck: "A thousand times too slow - only once too fast". I've seen the results of too fast more than once.
I suppose some viewers who are not into trucking don't know how bridge weight laws work. For those not truckers, many states allow more weight based how many axles you have. Also how far apart they are. I didn't blame you for being a bit nervous about backing off to the side where it sure looked like it could be soft
Yep, seen 'em go off on a job site awhile back out east of Sacramento by the raceway. Can't remember the owner-operator's name, but boy was he P.O.'ed. Especially since Mike S., the owner of "S. Trucking" who we were pulling for (double bottoms) had just been up there and told us how "Safe" it was.
Fix your current box now and get rid of it immediately..aluminium was only made for light haul things like mulch and agricultural stuff..buy a good steel solid one and you don't have to worry about cracks and so forth .keep up the good work and good luck.
When covid hit the East Coast I hit the beach at Ocean City New Jersey and stayed in the beach house for the whole time wild Pennsylvania was on shutdown and I travel back and forth Ocean City New Jersey to Lebanon Pennsylvania to go to the VA Medical Center I will get my appointment done and then head back to New Jersey. Thank God for my granddaughter who drove all the time and drove me around. Bobby ever need help welding I do MIG heliarc,Tig and I also do plasma welding. I could not stand coverings on my face for safety glasses I was using my sunglasses and that was good enough because their wraparound. My daughter-in-law is the safety officer and she is a nurse practitioner at Christiana Hospital in Delaware. Otherwise I could never wear a bandana or face covering over my face cars that went out the window as soon as I left wherever. Well have an awesome day and keep trucking
like you I was always mindful of how I dumped in situations like that. They have a dozer there for a reason, and I was never afraid to make them use it. If you tip a trailer over or a truck, they’ll forget who you are and deny they told you to dump there.
@@TKM1951, I knew that. It was John McCuen (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) who taught me how to three finger pick back when they were starting out and I was playing guitar with Penny Nichols..
Once you got up on the levee it looks like here in Louisiana. My dad was a dragline operator and built levees and lock and dams so I grew up i places like that. He had me running a D6 dozer at 12 and was teaching me to dig dirt with the big dragline but I almost broke a 175 boom on dragline one night at 13 and that was it I was done lol
Its real easy for the ones who have been there first i have seen this go real wrong at times have been lucky to get out unscathed nice work driver you have that comming ability nice trate😊😊😊
I had a friend that I went to grade school with live in that area and they had a big chicken farm. I did not realize the road went back that far. Ebey Island and slough area.
About you said, " follow the signs" the only sign I seen was the SLOW rite before the house. Some times the directions aren't the best. Also a lot of drivers don't know but if you're running a set up with drop/ tag axles you can pull them up once you get off a ' Public Road', when you're on private property DOT can't do squat .
Relax stop tensing up u tense up when u r reverseing c it in ya face u can do that job u r very very good with that pup just chill lol me been a cat shovel op but finish now reached the 70 mk good person
How do you like all the bumps under the trestle? If you do not know, they are the old piers from the old trestle. We tried pulling the out about twenty years ago and there is too much suction on them. The road is constantly sinking. Hopefully this summer or next spring I will be training some operators on a profiler to grind them down. Thanks for the great vid and getting the drama on the CB.
I miss the beauty of Washington, nice to have the Mountain in our backyard. Wintering in Louisiana will be back in October for some Maine Corps gatherings.
As always another great video. I was becoming tired waiting for you to get to where you were going to dump. That tree that was leaning across the road is what's known as a widow maker. Keep up the hard work and stay safe out there 🙏 ❤.
I just started following you about a month ago I drove a dump truck for Salt Lake County got injured on the job and had to stop. I do enjoy your videos.
At first I thought that the lady sent you on a wild goose chase,bcause it seemed like you were having second thoughts about the way she sent you & oh my God,those guys were having a heck of a argument about the way they they were supposed to go,I wish that your videos were longer,bcause I like way videos about dump trucks & rigs with dump trailers,so I hope sometime that you will make a longer video & you're a great driver
Looks like Ebey Island? Enjoyed the drama. I work for a neighboring county road department and we dump at peoples houses sometimes, usually after pulling shoulders, and some of the places they want us to dump are mind bogling. I remember one residence where the owners wanted me to back my dump truck down a small ravine full of blackberry bushes. Uh no. They got their load dumped in their back yard.
Love your videos. Gr8 content. I lived in Bremerton & Gig Harbor area almost bought a mimi-farm back about late 80's early 90's. Climate was ok but the weather sucked. When sun came out we thought we did something bad wrong. It is majestic though. Would like to come back for visit sometime. Im in Bristol, Va.😊
Hai Dauminique, Was weer een mooie vlog interessante route door het landschap om te lossen , mooi te zien hoe laden gaat en lossen , midden in niemandsgebied nu de camera's aan de kipbak vastzitten, bedankt top truckster👌👌👌👍👍👍gr carel uit Holland
Cb chatter is better than music 😂. I’ve seen it all from just arguing to an all fight. All them personalities and egos it’s bound to happen. Throwing him off the job for words is a good way of Getting Your Back Dusty out here 😂
That looks nerve racking, since your driving all the way out in the back. With little direction, but after you drop that first load, the others after get easier I’m sure. I came over from FSC Trucking, really enjoying the channel.
While this was a beautiful ride ..I was on the edge of my seat with all the what ifs ..what if wrong turns...man that must be stressful ..you can't just make a turn or turn around ..Your patience and staying calm is one reason your good at your job ..This a was exciting venture ...
It a daily part of the job. Been doing this since 1979 and it never changes. Just more traffic. Even up here in canada you get the same directions. None or wrong
Love your channel I grew up in Everett class of "72" home of the Seagulls. Do you no is this being developed for housing? I no some of that area used to flood out yearly thats why you see some structures build on stilts. 👍
There's always that one guy on the job that puts the boss in a bad mood. Just curious, does your truck have a locker or double lockers? Been running my normal drives without lockers for years and had a guy take out both axles in 3 days so I'm now putting in bigger axles with double lockers, figured I might as well do it right while I'm doing it.
Very early in my trucking career I drove for a company that had a very large fleet of day cab Macks pulling 39 & 40 foot frameless dumps. We ran just about anything from coal to rock/stone to power plant ash as well as pretty much anything else. Most of our drivers were decent guys and girls just trying to make a living. However...we also had quite a few hot heads that were always getting into arguments with the load out staff at our shippers and receivers. A couple times a week if you were in the right place at the right time you would hear one of those jackasses get kicked out or even barred. It was a never ending soap opera with that same crew of loud mouths.
Well, to hear Steve at FSC Trucking talk, we, here in Washington and Oregon are the armpt of the country! He can keep his New Jersey butt out east, I think. I know he is you guys' friend, but... Todd the retired trucker.
Hi Dominique, I'm new to your channel. Can you tell me why the hitch is so long to the trailer? I've never seen one that long before. You take care and love your content 👌👌🥰
@@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriverThank you for that, definitely different from my father's gravel train in an Autocar tandems. Came here due to FSC Trucking at MATS and now the Ford CL 9000. 👍🏻
You wud think they would of put up mile marker signs so you all could call out to let each other know were your at! Works well for log trucks! Just saying lol
We call out descriptions of where we are. “Inbound at the 90” or “Outbound at the skinny” we just were not calling out because we didn’t know what was going on.
@@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver, Glad to hear the two-way (CB's) are still a "Thing". (Or were you on a Group Chat of some kind with cell phone network? Done that too, but it only works in limited situations.)
Would you consider giving someone a job working for you out of the UK?. Is it hard getting a truck driver job ?? Maybe you should cover that topic for those that are looking to move to America for work..
Do you always dump the pup before the truck, or are there situations where you dump truck before the pup? Also, cc's. I notice some of your videos don't have closed captions. Do you have to pay youtube or a third party for closed captions?
The guy shouldn’t have had an attitude when it was obvious really no one knew what way to go, but since he got some authority to sign trucks out, he wanted to be big and bad. That driver was trying to figure it out and he came talking crap cause his position. Guys like that should have no authority on job sites. You different trucks from different companies going different places, he said it correctly, there should some type of signage
It's called "Dirt Hauling" for a reason. Either you're hauling to where there wasn't anything there before, or you're hauling to where something vital needs shoring up and is usually out of the way in the middle of nowhere.
Moral of this Story....Hobbies are more important than winning a pointless Argument.....very Sad PEOPLE can be like This 😅😮🎉😂❤❤❤❤.....Oh Washington don't have Torontos.....Thank God......yes ??
Some of the hardest to find destinations are usually the most enthralling. Was having a terrible time trying to find where exactly the entrance was to the dump site, so called the customer. Had to go through two gates to get past an electrical sub station, but wound up on top of deserted mountain (at least in Texas) over looking a huge lake. Amazing scenery. When I was unloaded and back on the road, called the guy again and told him thank you, as it was one of the coolest places I'd been to.
It’s always an adventure
@@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver, Wasn't that a recruiting slogan for one of out military service branches: "Its not a job, its an adventure"? :)
Ma'am, the three biggest lies in trucking are: 1., "Plenty of room", followed by, 2,. "Can't miss it", and, 3., "Pays good". That one scene in your video reminded me of one of a mid-last century baseball player named Yogi Berra's famous sayings: "When you come to a fork in the road - take it". [Another would be: "It's like déjå vu all over again".] Oh, and one bit of advice for anyone who wants to try shoving 80,000 lbs up and down the highways and byways that I was given when I learned to truck: "A thousand times too slow - only once too fast". I've seen the results of too fast more than once.
Love the plenty of room when I look left and right and have .5" on each side.
@@ClydeTyme, Or, when they say, "We had a 'big truck' in here just the other day" and they're talking about a bobtail.
Whats a day without a little drama?! Pretty country you've got out there!
Great video! 👍👍💯🇺🇸
I suppose some viewers who are not into trucking don't know how bridge weight laws work. For those not truckers, many states allow more weight based how many axles you have. Also how far apart they are. I didn't blame you for being a bit nervous about backing off to the side where it sure looked like it could be soft
Yep, seen 'em go off on a job site awhile back out east of Sacramento by the raceway. Can't remember the owner-operator's name, but boy was he P.O.'ed. Especially since Mike S., the owner of "S. Trucking" who we were pulling for (double bottoms) had just been up there and told us how "Safe" it was.
You are doing an awesome job. Keep up the good work 👍
Thanks!
Fix your current box now and get rid of it immediately..aluminium was only made for light haul things like mulch and agricultural stuff..buy a good steel solid one and you don't have to worry about cracks and so forth .keep up the good work and good luck.
When covid hit the East Coast I hit the beach at Ocean City New Jersey and stayed in the beach house for the whole time wild Pennsylvania was on shutdown and I travel back and forth Ocean City New Jersey to Lebanon Pennsylvania to go to the VA Medical Center I will get my appointment done and then head back to New Jersey. Thank God for my granddaughter who drove all the time and drove me around. Bobby ever need help welding I do MIG heliarc,Tig and I also do plasma welding. I could not stand coverings on my face for safety glasses I was using my sunglasses and that was good enough because their wraparound. My daughter-in-law is the safety officer and she is a nurse practitioner at Christiana Hospital in Delaware. Otherwise I could never wear a bandana or face covering over my face cars that went out the window as soon as I left wherever. Well have an awesome day and keep trucking
The classic drama between dumpsite bosses and truck drivers. I see it never ends.
And between the dump truck classes, side dump and the smaller dump truck I don’t exactly know the terminology for that
What happened to the 77 truck
like you I was always mindful of how I dumped in situations like that. They have a dozer there for a reason, and I was never afraid to make them use it. If you tip a trailer over or a truck, they’ll forget who you are and deny they told you to dump there.
That's why, in a loud, sonorous voice [and a grin, I'd ask the dump man: "You want it where?!???" [Double bottoms.]
Thanks for the ride along . Couple of times I thought I could hear a banjo warming up
@@TKM1951, No, but I've played with banjo players - a'way back when. I'm just a git picker who plays both acoustic and electric.
@@johnbesharian9965 your funny ! - I was referring to the movie Deliverance - staring Ned Beatty and Bert Reynolds A classic movie
@@TKM1951, I knew that. It was John McCuen (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) who taught me how to three finger pick back when they were starting out and I was playing guitar with Penny Nichols..
never saw a trailer and dump truck unload like in this video. very informative
Once you got up on the levee it looks like here in Louisiana. My dad was a dragline operator and built levees and lock and dams so I grew up i places like that. He had me running a D6 dozer at 12 and was teaching me to dig dirt with the big dragline but I almost broke a 175 boom on dragline one night at 13 and that was it I was done lol
Its real easy for the ones who have been there first i have seen this go real wrong at times have been lucky to get out unscathed nice work driver you have that comming ability nice trate😊😊😊
Since I live between Sno and Monroe, it's been fun watching your routes/deliveries....and some people's drama...be well. Stay safe.
I had a friend that I went to grade school with live in that area and they had a big chicken farm. I did not realize the road went back that far. Ebey Island and slough area.
About you said, " follow the signs" the only sign I seen was the SLOW rite before the house. Some times the directions aren't the best.
Also a lot of drivers don't know but if you're running a set up with drop/ tag axles you can pull them up once you get off a ' Public Road', when you're on private property DOT can't do squat .
You are such an amazing dump truck driver
Great video, it shows what what you truckers have to go through on a daily basis. Love and respect you truckers.!!!
Relax stop tensing up u tense up when u r reverseing c it in ya face u can do that job u r very very good with that pup just chill lol me been a cat shovel op but finish now reached the 70 mk good person
THATS whatcha call a rural area..... looks like a good place to get stuck in the mud
Interesting job site, thanks so much for taking us through it.
Tarnation........ the front axle on your dump trailer actually turns...... SHAZZAMMMM
Nice scenery! The way u kept driving to dump thought u were close to candien boarder!
How do you like all the bumps under the trestle? If you do not know, they are the old piers from the old trestle. We tried pulling the out about twenty years ago and there is too much suction on them. The road is constantly sinking. Hopefully this summer or next spring I will be training some operators on a profiler to grind them down. Thanks for the great vid and getting the drama on the CB.
The "supervisor" sounds like a real winner and needs anger management.
All trucks should be going in THE SAME DIRECTION to avoid any mishaps.
I miss the beauty of Washington, nice to have the Mountain in our backyard. Wintering in Louisiana will be back in October for some Maine Corps gatherings.
I don't mean this in a weird way but I could watch you drive truck all day keep the videos coming and thanks!!!
As always another great video. I was becoming tired waiting for you to get to where you were going to dump. That tree that was leaning across the road is what's known as a widow maker. Keep up the hard work and stay safe out there 🙏 ❤.
hello dauminique it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy
That dump looked super soft on the left when you pulled up. That narrow road on the way in just looked like a country lane in the UK.
I find this all oddly soothing. Thank you.
I just started following you about a month ago I drove a dump truck for Salt Lake County got injured on the job and had to stop. I do enjoy your videos.
At first I thought that the lady sent you on a wild goose chase,bcause it seemed like you were having second thoughts about the way she sent you & oh my God,those guys were having a heck of a argument about the way they they were supposed to go,I wish that your videos were longer,bcause I like way videos about dump trucks & rigs with dump trailers,so I hope sometime that you will make a longer video & you're a great driver
Dauminique. The dump truck. Best. Friends. ☀️. 👍🥇🥇🆒🫙🫙🧑👱♂️ Jeff.
I’m Cuban and I live here in the USA. You’re phenomenal. I like what you do. I also work on the same thing as your blessings.
high snow level this year more water ....... interesting dumping Im used to transfer rigs where slide your trailer into
your truck
Looks like Ebey Island? Enjoyed the drama. I work for a neighboring county road department and we dump at peoples houses sometimes, usually after pulling shoulders, and some of the places they want us to dump are mind bogling. I remember one residence where the owners wanted me to back my dump truck down a small ravine full of blackberry bushes. Uh no. They got their load dumped in their back yard.
Great videos as always, when can we see your other dump truck the 77 in action??
Keep up the good work and don't worry I've been around road construction and there was always fighting on the CB
Wow. That was a wild trip. Good job sweetheart.
It's a long way to dump the dirt😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 18:56
Love your videos. Gr8 content. I lived in Bremerton & Gig Harbor area almost bought a mimi-farm back about late 80's early 90's. Climate was ok but the weather sucked. When sun came out we thought we did something bad wrong. It is majestic though. Would like to come back for visit sometime. Im in Bristol, Va.😊
Hai Dauminique,
Was weer een mooie vlog interessante route door het landschap om te lossen ,
mooi te zien hoe laden gaat en lossen , midden in niemandsgebied
nu de camera's aan de kipbak vastzitten,
bedankt top truckster👌👌👌👍👍👍gr carel uit Holland
Cb chatter is better than music 😂. I’ve seen it all from just arguing to an all fight. All them personalities and egos it’s bound to happen. Throwing him off the job for words is a good way of Getting Your Back Dusty out here 😂
You did a great job looking great keep at it iove your video keep up the good work
That looks nerve racking, since your driving all the way out in the back. With little direction, but after you drop that first load, the others after get easier I’m sure.
I came over from FSC Trucking, really enjoying the channel.
While this was a beautiful ride ..I was on the edge of my seat with all the what ifs ..what if wrong turns...man that must be stressful ..you can't just make a turn or turn around ..Your patience and staying calm is one reason your good at your job ..This a was exciting venture ...
Another good job another great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Interesting going way out into the sticks to drop this load
Well done on keeping a level cool head to get the job done
It just looks like we're far out. We're a couple miles from downtown Everett,
I have been to Washington state and Washington DC and I you have a better scenery and great job keep up the good work God bless from GA
This is a nightmare because of a lack of signage as far as where to go.
It a daily part of the job. Been doing this since 1979 and it never changes. Just more traffic. Even up here in canada you get the same directions. None or wrong
Good job. Came from FSC
hi dauminique i would like to see more of your viedos they are very few and in between keep on truckin thanks carmen
I have a ton of videos
I enjoy watching your series. Thanks for sharing !!
Love your channel I grew up in Everett class of "72" home of the Seagulls. Do you no is this being developed for housing? I no some of that area used to flood out yearly thats why you see some structures build on stilts. 👍
No just raising the dike up higher to protect the houses that have been here forever.
Awsome keep up your good work blessings 👍👍👍👍
I never saw pups with such a long tongue like yours before I saw your channel.
There's always that one guy on the job that puts the boss in a bad mood. Just curious, does your truck have a locker or double lockers? Been running my normal drives without lockers for years and had a guy take out both axles in 3 days so I'm now putting in bigger axles with double lockers, figured I might as well do it right while I'm doing it.
LOL! "Oops" is nature's way of ensuring we have more opportunities to gain knowledge.
Very early in my trucking career I drove for a company that had a very large fleet of day cab Macks pulling 39 & 40 foot frameless dumps. We ran just about anything from coal to rock/stone to power plant ash as well as pretty much anything else. Most of our drivers were decent guys and girls just trying to make a living. However...we also had quite a few hot heads that were always getting into arguments with the load out staff at our shippers and receivers. A couple times a week if you were in the right place at the right time you would hear one of those jackasses get kicked out or even barred. It was a never ending soap opera with that same crew of loud mouths.
Keep it safe out there
Excellent video thanks
That was an interesring journey back to dump site what was it about 5 miles from the road
Love your video's
I’d love to come up there and take some pictures
🎊 🎉nice dumps. Slow and smiles wins the race. It’s funny to hear the guys on the cb with their pantys in a knot 🪢
Love all the green outdoor..what do you call that 2nd bin in the back ?
That is a pup trailer
@@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver Thanks i learned something today
Well, to hear Steve at FSC Trucking talk, we, here in Washington and Oregon are the armpt of the country! He can keep his New Jersey butt out east, I think. I know he is you guys' friend, but... Todd the retired trucker.
Haha I think most people have not experienced WA in any real way.
Damn girl that was some pretty intense driving. All i was thinking was i hope you didn't have to back all the way out.
Take care and stay safe.
Another great one I enjoyed it as always. 💪🏽💪🏽
Always hard to find the entrance to a job site
now thats my kind of truckin
YIKES 😳
Plywood and Spray paint are still relatively inexpensive. It's a shame that communication is so lacking.
Wow, deliveries to west Narnia - lucky you can read invisible signs
🤣🤣🤣 I’m a dump truck tracker
Looks beautiful there
Looks like your leader off the pack😊
Had you been going the wrong way -- someone else was following your lead.
Dump truck owner operator👍
nice widow maker you passed under.does anybody in Wash. own a chain saw
Hi Dominique, I'm new to your channel. Can you tell me why the hitch is so long to the trailer? I've never seen one that long before. You take care and love your content 👌👌🥰
WHY IS THE REACH SO LONG?!! Here is why, Bridge weight. Kenworth T800 Truck & Trailer Bridge Weight.
ruclips.net/video/pnE_YlawUgQ/видео.html
Got to back up some time
@@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriverThank you for that, definitely different from my father's gravel train in an Autocar tandems. Came here due to FSC Trucking at MATS and now the Ford CL 9000. 👍🏻
@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver Thank you, you have a great day. I will watch that episode now. Take care 🦋
You wud think they would of put up mile marker signs so you all could call out to let each other know were your at! Works well for log trucks! Just saying lol
We call out descriptions of where we are. “Inbound at the 90” or “Outbound at the skinny” we just were not calling out because we didn’t know what was going on.
@@DauminiqueTheDumpTruckDriver, Glad to hear the two-way (CB's) are still a "Thing". (Or were you on a Group Chat of some kind with cell phone network? Done that too, but it only works in limited situations.)
Would you consider giving someone a job working for you out of the UK?. Is it hard getting a truck driver job ??
Maybe you should cover that topic for those that are looking to move to America for work..
Great video
Do you always dump the pup before the truck, or are there situations where you dump truck before the pup?
Also, cc's. I notice some of your videos don't have closed captions. Do you have to pay youtube or a third party for closed captions?
Looks like a light load. Your truck isn't full, and your trailer isn't full. Is that on purpose?
I'm wondering what your speed on the endless dirt road is. It seems very slow.
It’s full, trucking is by weight not volume.
The farther "off the beaten paths" you got, the more I expected to see extras from "Deliverance" or "Tue Walking Dead".
The guy shouldn’t have had an attitude when it was obvious really no one knew what way to go, but since he got some authority to sign trucks out, he wanted to be big and bad. That driver was trying to figure it out and he came talking crap cause his position. Guys like that should have no authority on job sites. You different trucks from different companies going different places, he said it correctly, there should some type of signage
How do you manage in the snow and ice can you still work or it's seasonal
We don’t get much snow 2 to 7 days a year
I love my Washington state
Wudda taken weeks to find me, I'da been so lost!!
Can you arrange to have the closed caption turned on for us 'grandpa' types? Thanks.
To the back side of No Where!
From Indonesia🇮🇩
I certainly hope you got your concealed carry
Even if she does or don't no need to display that info publicly
@@ronkali5365, 10-4 on that. The only time "They" should know is when they see the big flash just as they stop misbehavin'.
Drama is for the television not for the job site
Did he seriously load you with just 2 half buckets of material in that trailer ?? Lol. Awesome. You probably lucky to weigh out at 90k.
Geez , talk about back in the Boondocks . Tough with out reference signs !
It's called "Dirt Hauling" for a reason. Either you're hauling to where there wasn't anything there before, or you're hauling to where something vital needs shoring up and is usually out of the way in the middle of nowhere.
You are out in nowhere Egypt aren't you 😂😂😅😅
Sure looks like she is,Lol😅😂
DTDTD 🚛👍
Moral of this Story....Hobbies are more important than winning a pointless Argument.....very Sad PEOPLE can be like This 😅😮🎉😂❤❤❤❤.....Oh Washington don't have Torontos.....Thank God......yes ??
bobby is so lucky