Heavy Haul TV: Episode
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- Опубліковано 23 кві 2017
- Sergei manages to order a breakfast at a French only restaurant, finds a cute park by the river, and breathes a sigh of relief when ending the day on the English language side of Canada, in Lancaster, Ontario!
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Very funny . . . nice to watch at the end of the day . . .
Sergei, if you ever give up trucking, you will have a real good future in TV and film production! All the best!
Loved your story about being in the restaurant. 👍 The river looked very high.
Bedankt Tot ziens
Sergei I always shut off my battery switch when i leave my truck so I don't have this problem. mine is under the drivers door by the batteries
Hi Sergei.....a good Idea would be to have your new Rig equipped with a master Switch. This way, you always have the Bats. ready to go.
think all trucks have that, but the one on my volvo dont cut the power to all the cpmputers and so on. so gonna buildt a new switch that only leave power for the tach.
Nice video.
Sergei, don't feel bad!!! My late wife was Puerto Rican, tried to teach me spanish for years!! But she was SOO impatient with me, so it made it that much harder. I can understand more than I can certainly speak. I know enough to get slapped, lol
Hey Sergie great video as always. You are right, Canada has two official languages (english and french). The province of Quebec has one official language (French or Quebecois (a french dialect)). Ontario has one official language -English. New Brunswick is the only bilingual province with both French and English as their official languages. Confusing? You bet. Safe driving and keep her between the lines.
I believe some tractors can be spec'd with a cut off switch near the batter box--to be used when you are going to be away from the tractor for an extended period.
I have ran into French/English language berries at Tim Hortons in Hurst Ontario before lol.
Sergei I have stopped many times coming back from the east coast at the Flying J
Yes if you get away from the big cities they sometimes don't speak much english but you can
understand each other enough. The farther you go east both english and french is spoken.
The same when you go north of Ontario to Quebec both languages are spoken.
I've dealt with afew coffee shops And I had to point at everything to order
Do your photography, Sergei. It's good, and good for you. Years later you'll look on what you did with fond memories.
good french speacking!
$282 Can would buy more than one pair of very nice jumper cables.
Sergei your phone can translate , you say it in English and set the phone to repeat it in french, this is done in other countries, Cheers NZ Max Mckenzie
Sergei, i don't want to generalize, but in France the same thing. Everywere in Europe the people attempt to speak English when they see you don't speak their language, but in France they refuse to speak English although the majority know' s how to speak some English. Must be the rivalry between the two country's!
Safe travels.
can we look out the windshield during the whole vid? Indianajacktrucker mentioned a app DAT software to find a load.
hey sergie you must of been in saint jean sur richelieu. I live not far from there
Monsieur De Sergei - Parlez en Russian to them if they don't parlez l'anglais. Many French Canadians have been raised under the notion that English is the langauge of the Ruling Elite and Fench is the language of the ordinary people. And, that was true to a great extent until the late 1960's and early 1970's. Pardon my ignorance but I thought people from Europe had a working knowledge of several languages including French and German. Enough to be understood at least. I saw some of your bird photography from the weekend on Facebook. The east-west runway at Pearson airport that the planes fly over that PetroCan and Wendy's is closed for maintainence. That lens will give you some great results when photographing planes. Try the parking lot at Sherway Gardens at the QEW and 427 when the planes are coming in from the south.
HEY Mr. Sergei.....i do not see the link to your photography channel here
just added. it's this one: ua-cam.com/channels/HF-xg2aDy4fg78lQJSlSsQ.html
Hey Celine Dion lives near where u had breakfast she has a few restaurants in quebec
Uncle Sergei.Next time ask Quebec's why do they buy Saudi oil instead of Canadian oil.
You can jump it with your car I've jumped my truck with a car it takes a bit but it works
A couple things, 1 online at sportsmans guide you can buy the big truck cables 20 feet long cables fat as your finger 40 dollars us.work fantastic. 2. home cooking means its like mlm makes it from home, they make it at the restaurant, not at home. 3. I think subconscious ly you are a peterbuilt lover.have a good ride.
Two thumbs up Uncle, they need to speak English or we will build a wall.Hehe.
How many batteries in your truck, Sergei?
4
The French have a dry sense of humor. She was having some fun with you.
Paul Sommerhalder isn't there a big "French Canadian Pride" thing there though?
Tb0n3 Not sure about that, but the little smile Sergei said was forming at the corners of her mouth, led me to believe it was all in fun.
yeah, I believe she was having fun at my expense ;) I was saying things in English ('no cheese') and she would repeat them in French (pas frommage). which kinda defeats the purpose of knowing French ... I once was on a plane from France to Canada and the French guy sitting next to me wouldn't talk English to me (I asked him something in English). he then asked me where I was from and when I said I was from Russia and now living in Canada, he started speaking - turns out he only had a problem if I was American. so, it's not the language - for some reason French speaking people just don't like Americans....
Paul Venne I fact-checked what you said because I found it hard to believe and sure enough, it was true. What's even worse, it began in 1977 during a separatist push by Quebec extremists to withdraw from Canada. They obviously failed, but the language law remained.
put some LED bulbs in your sleeper wont drain your batterys so bad.
Same thing in Trois Rivieres, Quebec. I was at St. Huberts and she clearly understood English, but refused the speak it. It came down to pointing what I wanted with my limited understanding of French. Must be a pride issue. I wish they would remove French from signs in Ontario.
hey Sergei are lots russians in that area they have farmers near there i worked for a russian farmer in the area
Someone will complain about you parking there you better off in a van with no windows lol
Who is dispatch I hear you mention it some times I want to become a trucker some day and was wondering who tells you ware the loads are
Most trucking companies have a person in the office who deals with loads and load paperwork. He or she is called a 'dispatcher', a 'traffic manager', a 'truck manager', or 'freight manager', or 'driver manager'. They 'dispatch' drivers meaning they arrange loads and then tell truckers where to go to pick them up and deliver them. In my case, because I'm an owner - operator, I get a 'Carrier Confirmation' sheet via email. It has all the details on the next load I am doing. This sheet is also known as 'Load Confirmation'. Thx 4 watching-
She was saying LIKE YOU ha ha jk
what town were u in i will go there for breakfast have une ommlette no fromage..and tell them Sergei sent me lol
Hi Sergei, check this out ,
Find Me a Load Using DAT Software with Indiana Jack on youtube
Bike lane? Any cops pay you a visit?
I can't speak for French Canadians, but the French want to see you try before they give up the English. Maybe it's a respect thing, je ne sais pas.
They don't have any problem taking your money right? You should have broke out with one of your Russian truck driving songs but make sure you have your food before you do. :-)