You gotta be “very unique, very creative” to get a local job without much experience. AKA it’s hard as hell 😅
@julianarmstrong288044 минут бұрын
My man kept it 💯 I feel the same way about ALL jobs they are tools to fund something else. You’ll be with a company 30 years then they just throw u a 🍕 party give you a company water boy an your supposed yo be happy 😂 Not me it’s a Bigger Picture an you gotta paint it yourself 💯💯
@milplayer1746 минут бұрын
I make 1k a week home every night, 4 days a week local job new driver
@LannyTv.cСағат бұрын
Rule # 1 never discuss money!
@lamontmoore4106 сағат бұрын
Lie my brother I drive and I spot for the rest of the day and I'm local and I bank every week I do dry van and it's a logistics company and I'm paid by the hr but ur rgh u don't have to be OTR and OTR sucks I did it for two consecutive years
@andresmith86937 сағат бұрын
Young brother dropping some gems. Everything he's saying is so true. I have been in this game for over 35 years. My advice is to stay away from straight trucks unless you're young and don't mind delivering furniture and appliances which do pay well with the right company. Don't ever buy an single axle tractor, because it will limit you on weight being pulled
@WinstonpStrategistСағат бұрын
Thank you very much!
@erickpacheco16237 сағат бұрын
Ive never seen a Colombia come stock with a cat, maybe special order..stock 12.7 liter detroit that didnt pull for shit unbreakable motor though ..miserable Rig for todays on going heavy loads..long nose freightliner XL 14 liter is the Rig to Find..
@cdb1229807 сағат бұрын
Great video been trucking 18 ys local never otr No disrespect to them
@denniscowley68388 сағат бұрын
Trucking is very fragmented and VERY cut-throat but there is money out there you just have to be hungry and go after it
@macklanet.v.5788 сағат бұрын
U telling the ttuth bruh, new sub please keep em coming!💯✌
@WinstonpStrategist8 сағат бұрын
@@macklanet.v.578 thank you!!
@CrashRebootL38 сағат бұрын
Real talk about the trucking industry don't fall for the foo foo, there is usually a catch 22 for the extra money.
@levialston5189 сағат бұрын
I once heard that trucking is chasing a dollar and a dream it was good when fuel prices were low 90 cents in Florida about 80 in Georgia
@RepublicanJesusthe2nd10 сағат бұрын
You just earned a subscriber young fella!
@WinstonpStrategist10 сағат бұрын
@@RepublicanJesusthe2nd thank you!!!
@WinstonpStrategist10 сағат бұрын
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@kevinakakp912018 сағат бұрын
Nobody is going to tell me where I stand in this industry, I’ve been here for about 13 yrs, and I’ve been with only two companies. I’ve done regional and local, I’m back on regional, auto parts run, and it is a lot of work, long hours, you can get burnt out, everybody coming here can’t hang
@WinstonpStrategist10 сағат бұрын
@@kevinakakp9120 thanks for sharing
@ckwtowing580320 сағат бұрын
Bro dont be afraid of dropping a bag on maintance
@erickpacheco162320 сағат бұрын
You can call any mega carrier, go the their yard Pick a truck and negotiate tremendously..Thing is you need cash..once you talk payments they refer you to an agent that adds all the interest..I just passed a Snieder Terminal that had a sign SPRAY PAINTED Saying Trucks For sale..This is The Time to buy Tractor and Trailer if you've got the CASH and Land to store it....That's the catch new buyers may not realize..You Need Land or a place to park that's not expensive and a Good Legit mechanic. Preferably yourself...
@ChevyEnt20 сағат бұрын
🔥
@elchrispr787322 сағат бұрын
I understood everyone is broke by choice and because they want to when i started making $890 a day and i only ben doing this for 1 year i after i left OTR TANKER. The craziest part about this mind blowing experience is that i make 890 in only 2hours it hurts meee deep down every single day i remember all the bs i use to do all the 12/16hour work for just $100 or $200 it’s hurt me, i have nightmares I feel betrayed i feel used i feeel gross the more wealthy i become the more I realize how truly evil this earth is, I can’t never imagine i would ever made up to 900 in 2hours in a single day ever ever ever. The best advice i can give you is to quit your 9-5 when i quit trucking and my money was getting low survival mode got activated and it really awakened the real survival mode of me im already up to 378K and even if i worked any W2 9-5 for 100 years i wouldn’t have never ever made half of what i just made this year, a 9-5 W2 job is a wave job not profit think about that deeply and don’t ever do that sh in your life.
@brightsidega382123 сағат бұрын
U just drove past my house! Lol
@WinstonpStrategist22 сағат бұрын
@@brightsidega3821 seriously
@brightsidega382123 сағат бұрын
Lets Go King!!!
@anthonyjennings8108Күн бұрын
Sweet jesus, when will you you tube whinning stop,you whant to help someone help them creaters on that mugfore christ sake
@jnx6650Күн бұрын
This man is the truth, dry van isn’t where it’s at especially doing otr unless your running 3-4 weeks out at a time otherwise your going to be behind. Different divisions like tanker, reefer, hopper, intermodal and some dump truck avg 2000$ local. This game is chess you check or get checked mate.
@WinstonpStrategist10 сағат бұрын
@@jnx6650 thank you!!
@craigjohnson94Күн бұрын
A new law will go into affect November 2024 positive drug results are reported to clearing house and driving status prohibited unless you enter a drug program, could you imagine being treated like a drug user as I have and not being I think it's a federal government shakedown, I'm thinking should I enter the program or just let my license be downgraded.
@craigjohnson94Күн бұрын
FYI beware of drug testing sites falsifying drug results and reporting it to clearing house placing your status as prohibited because someone thinks it's funny to do and happened to me two weeks ago pre-employment drug screening and not being hired and not allowed to dispute it by taking another test so after ten years of a perfect record to now prohibited to drive I don't know what to do can you help me?
@leonelmartinez4135Күн бұрын
Dang that's cheap
@TruckingwithQuanthedonКүн бұрын
Good Game, I like your perspective 💯
@solologging2488Күн бұрын
I drove a log truck for almost 3 years making over 6 figures a year! We was getting.22 a ton/mile for loads over 30 miles and $85 flat rate for under 30 miles! I was home EVERY DAY and off on weekends…I be damn if it ain’t money in local jobs! I bought land Built a house Maxed out my IRA every year and then bought my own dump truck and I ain’t regretting ish!
@mitch8575Күн бұрын
Trucking is not easy money, in any job. However there is to mu h inexperienced people in the trucking management. Who pays for that inexperience the driver.its sad.
@thebaddest5680Күн бұрын
It all depends on what company you work for. Get endorsements as well people don’t limit yourself I do drive otr and I make an amount that I’m extremely happy with beyond comfortable. I like to tell people whatever works for you to each his own.
@Kevin.valdes7Күн бұрын
Peterbuilts the best truck there’s no comparison that’s a fact
@user-gw6um4yt3yКүн бұрын
Man im just don't know what to do this industry is garbage and to oĺd to do something different
@businessman688Күн бұрын
It need to be some regulation. Trucking companies mistreat the hell out of drivers. All the missclassification of drivers needs to stop
@mac70192 күн бұрын
Anyone getting a CDL needs to get their endorsements. So when they spend that lil time on the road, and they can go local and get a Tanker fuel hauling job. Thats what I do. And I make a little over a 100k
@onerichzoejulien66392 күн бұрын
Bro I did the math even guys who make .65cpm and drove 500 miles per day are only averaging $325 per day. I’m blessed to have a trade where I can make more per day and be home without risking my life.
@slimejenkins83352 күн бұрын
Man idgaf my 800-1000 week check is way better than working at Amazon. Only been doing it a month. We ain’t rich but do u see this job market?
@Floridaboifletch2 күн бұрын
I train people and I get tired of people thinking they are about to get into the game and make more than me and be home everyday 😂
@drblitz30922 күн бұрын
what pissed me off was after 3 months i was still making less doing otr than when i was a forklift driver. how's that make sense. trucking is more dangerous, more responsibility, more stress, gone for weeks, constant setbacks and replanning, dealing with wind and weather. the otr lifestyle sucks. class b now with hazmat endorsement working 50 hours a week, home daily, weekends off taking home 4k net a month. loving life now
@WinstonpStrategist10 сағат бұрын
@@Floridaboifletch lol
@dockz209-y7r4 сағат бұрын
@@drblitz3092 4k net a month as a class b is low. Fed ex ground non class c pays that much without even having to pay a cdl school.
@TrevorGilbert-qc1vn2 күн бұрын
I make more local and home everyday then I ever did otr. People saying you can only make money otr either don’t know what they are talking about or just don’t want to be home.
@enricocross35432 күн бұрын
I 100% approve of this message! 16 yr owner operator here.
@HKer_coachLAP2 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing
@albertmatunda53872 күн бұрын
Truckers help the economy.
@tonygrate2 күн бұрын
I believe every single situation is different no matter what division of trucking rather you’re local or OTR. Each person must consider the variables and caveats in every business application.
@marcushennings95132 күн бұрын
I agree. Many drivers run out and get their own truck, but don't consider all the responsibilities and sacrifices beforehand. If making payments, nobody cares that it's Christmas Eve, and you gotta take that load out to make the next payment. Nobody cares that fuel and repairs went up X% and if leased on to a company and it comes down to one last load you best believe they'll give it to the company driver so they can make their lease payment to the bank and leave o/o hanging in the wind. Generally, local work is available but usually requires more physical labor unloading and crazy schedules. Regardless of who did what in the past, this is a new economy, and I'd stay company driver and let someone else lose sleep worrying about any issues.
@WinstonpStrategist2 күн бұрын
@@tonygrate great point
@waynedoe34442 күн бұрын
It’s not what you know it’s who you know
@WinstonpStrategist10 сағат бұрын
@@waynedoe3444 agree
@TrapBoiFuse5612 күн бұрын
Damn this mf sound just like me tell mfs about this shit 😮
@noconsentgiven2 күн бұрын
Depending on what lane you are near hotshot loads always gravy even dry van.
@striveallah25442 күн бұрын
Bro you giving good advice!local is work,but You not dealing with none of over the road b.s.Everything is a give and take.Work smart not dumb 🎉
@romasdixon36442 күн бұрын
Just remember all doctors don’t make the same. All lawyers don’t make the same. Company driver made 121k last year and home every week for 48 hours. Just looking up the wrong skirt. Everybody can’t be on top. Just the rules of life.
@fyaboijay2 күн бұрын
You need to go OTR to learn how to operate that truck in different terrain and get the experience the good local companies want you to have. Most people never been outside their home city so I think OTR is a good way to see the country. Local for a rookie you’re going to be doing back breaking work unless you get lucky or you know somebody. I’ve done both as an owner op. I prefer OTR personally. Easier to meet my goals but I will say this. To be successful OTR you have to have the proper support at home. That’s my 2 cents from my 6 years experience. Keep trucking fam!
@BummyToMoney2 күн бұрын
why the emphasis on proper support at home?
@TrevorGilbert-qc1vn2 күн бұрын
No you don’t man. I went otr for 6 months and I didn’t ‘need’ that experience to do local
@drblitz30922 күн бұрын
I do recommend OTR for 3-6 months. you learn a lot real quick, but i dont recommend otr long term. the lifestyle is miserable. i already knew how to back up a trailer cuz i did yard hostling. that why i only did otr for 3 months then left because the pay was criminally low at the mega i was working at.
@TrevorGilbert-qc1vn2 күн бұрын
@@drblitz3092 yeah I get it. I’m not saying it isn’t helpful, but it’s definitely not needed. I was otr flatbed so we rarely backed the trailer up. Then I went local LTL and backed up constantly. Learned way more doing LTL
@fyaboijay20 сағат бұрын
@@BummyToMoney unless you single, but if you don’t have a woman that supports you being gone then it won’t work
@evan_32252 күн бұрын
It’s one of the best trucks ever made in my opinion
@user-wv9xc8xb3r2 күн бұрын
The more streams mean bigger rivers that lead to oceans... this game for you lames.